No competition.
He is the most influential figure of the 20th century by a mile. Defined essentially all politics of the 20th century.
t. American
>>926386
Wasn't he financed by bankers though?
>>926393
This imperialist? Yeah, no.
>>926393
>Upon being asked what advice he would give to someone seeking to emulate his success, Mr. Churchill replied "Never stand when you can sit and never sit when you can lie down."
>>926417
Don't know this man. Who is he?
>>926386
>got shit on by lithuanians
>got shit on by poles
>got shit on by ukranians
>regime went to shit
>"most influential"
doesnt even come close to someone like FDR, vatnik
>>926467
>Someone with a hairstyle like that ever being a good political figure
>>926489
i don't know what you're talking about that's fresh af
>>926455
ian paisley
Lee Kuan Yew.
Jimmy Carter
I'm torn between Augusto Pinochet and Alberto Fujimori.
>>926383
He could have been the best in practice if he had waited, the man who could have saved and revitalised the British Labour Party above and beyond what Clement Attlee did to it. However he blew all his chances and potential by refusing to compromise with the older more Conservative elements of his party, instead exiling himself from his natural political home; to ally himself with the fringes of British politics where even there he didn't belong and was never truly accepted
I don't know about best, but Mussolini was pretty influential
>>926386
>>926393
>>928935
>>929024
If you're gonna laugh, you might as well say what political figure is meritory of being considered the best in your opinion.
>>926386
>>926389
>>926467
>>926489
>>928744
>>928935
>>928974
all equally retarded and wrong
pick related is the actual right answer
>>929153
>what political figure is meritory of being considered the best in your opinion.
Lee Kuan Yew
>>926386
> the most influential figure of the 20th century by a mile
The easiest way to tell that someone has an unhealthy obsession with Lenin is that they mention him ever
>>926393
8/10
>>928974
Stop spamming Mosley threads/10
>>929019
Decent
>>929175
Decent but overplayed
Best? FDR or TR, its a toss-up.
Most influential? Wilhelm II.
>>926383
No contest.
>>929221
>The easiest way to tell that someone has an unhealthy obsession with Lenin is that they mention him ever
Are you fucking serious?
The rise of the USSR and the spread of Leninism is the defining feature of the 20th century.
Without the USSR, we likely would have never got WW2, we would never have had the Cold War, Social Democracy and the Welfare state likely never would have taken hold in the west.
History would be completely different.
As much as faggot /pol/fags hate to admit it, Lenin is the defining politician of the 20th century. He literally defined all politics and most global geopolitics after him.
Porfirio Días.
>>930437
>Rainfall is the defining feature of the 20th century.
>Without rainfall, we likely would have never got WW2, we would never have had the Cold War, Social Democracy and the Welfare state likely never would have taken hold in the west.
>History would be completely different.
You can say that about nearly anything in history. Virtually all events have many causes.
>>926386
>not Woodrow Wilson
>>926489
bobby briggs, is that you?
Not even a contest. I can't think of another figure who did as much in as humane a way as he did. You can make your case for all sorts of 20th century leaders doing bigger things (i.e. Deng, Stalin, Lenin, etc.) but you aren't going to find one with as defined of principles as Mustafa.
>>926408
Nope. Few businessmen have funded the Party, but their funding wasn't that notable (yet the most famous funders were Parvus and Savva Morozov). The local branches have been funding themselves through donations of people and expropriations (bank and post train wagon raids).
>>928744
>whats human rights violations?
>Whats operation CONDOR
>whats the 1982 economic collapse
>whats the end of parliamentary democracy till 2000
Granted Allende ran the economy into the ground, but at least he had a sense of proportionality, and was committed to a democratic Chile. Pinochet deserved a far worse death than he got.
Me.
>>931057
Wall Street financed the Bolsheviks.
https://www.voltairenet.org/IMG/pdf/Sutton_Wall_Street_and_the_bolshevik_revolution-5.pdf
>>926465
You dont know what influental means.
His legacy defined most of everything that happened in20th century for better or worse.
>>930402
Nah, Lenin was much more influential you have to agree. Though Hitler did a LOT, the communist nations across the world are all pretty much because of the chain reaction he caused. Furthermore, what nations are still Fascist today?
>>930402
Wait shit I thought the thread said 'Most Influential' and not 'Best Politician'.
>>926386
I suppose it has to be him. For better or for worse, he absolutely redefined politics. Revolution as we know it was forged by Lenin.
>>930496
Wilson might have been influential, but hardly best. He was basically a "local man ruins everything" kind of guy.
t. Austria-Hungary restorationist
