World agrees with FtR, not with lgf

For some reason I was surfing lgf, and came across this:

More than 15,000 people worldwide took part in the interactive Power Play game, in which players were invited to choose a team of 11 to run the world from a list of around 100 of the most powerful leaders, thinkers and other high-profile people on the planet.

The council of 11:

1 - Nelson Mandela

2 - Bill Clinton

3 - Dalai Lama

4 - Noam Chomsky

5 - Alan Greenspan

6 - Bill Gates

7 - Steve Jobs

8 - Archbishop Desmond Tutu

9 - Richard Branson

10 - George Soros

11 - Kofi Annan

Hm, not so sure about 2, 5, 6, 7, or 9, but I really like the sound of 4!

                                               

(lgf wasn't with me on this one.) More hilites:

Another outspoken American, Michael Moore, was 15th.

Other placings included Osama bin Laden, at 70th, and Harry Potter author JK Rowling, who was 49th.

[. . .]

US President George W Bush was placed 43, ranking below two of his fiercest adversaries on the world stage, Fidel Castro - 36th - and Hugo Chavez, 33rd.