Posted on23 August 2009.
Johanna Sigurdardottir, Prime Minister of Iceland, has been named number 74 on Forbes’ 100 most powerful women in the world. Number one was listed as Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany. This is the first time that Johanna Sigurdardottir has appeared on this list, along with America’s First Lady Michelle Obama.
The whole list can be found here on the Forbes’ website.
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Really funny statistics, does anybody know what criteria they used?
who cares about, she is in the 74 of the list. We need news no stupid stuff like that.
Her time has come…
Pride propaganda!!
Now we should feel big as a nation, she is in the list…)0( LOL
Propaganda!!!! and Icenews takes the bait.
Does anyone run the list of top WISE persons of the world? Never heard about it :-(
As far as I know – how often a person is mentioned in the mass media :-)
So all of them still far behind famous Herostratus.
How wonderful! How proud and pleased we must be to find that our rulers are on such an important list. I, for one, would pay cash money just to be able to physically lick the boots (heels?) of either of these women rather than only being able to lick them in a philosophical manner. All hail the lords of the New World Order! When do we get to build their new castles?
Let us eat cake!