10. Fazlur Rehman
He is cnsidered as the backbone of every government of Pakistan. who ever is ruling but he along with his party are always ruling party. Many scandels of corruption are related to him along with 342 Acres of land by Pervaiz Musharaf and billions of Rupee for support of every Government. He is also criiticised for supporting Taliban. He is famously renouned as Moulana Deisel the name given by Imran Khan.
9. Ernest Bai Koroma
Ernest Bai Koroma is a Sierre Leonean politician who has been the President of Sierra Leone since 2007. President Koroma has clearly shown that he is a tribalist; owing his policies increased national poverty in the country. It is owing to his tribalism that he has not been able to effectively wipe out corruption in the country. It is forbidden for him to expose or prosecute his fellow tribesmen for corrupt practices; noble democratic culture of good governance has been deliberately drowned in the pool of negative political scheming.
8.John Andrew Boehner
John Andrew Boehner, a member of Republican Party, is the current Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. A recent survey showed that only 6% people think that his party is doing good or excellent job and at the forefront of this embarrassment is Speaker of the House John Boehner. He has failed to even control the members of his own party in the House of Representatives. Boehner has been one of the most vocal Republicans in trying to create fake conspiracy to either bring down President Obama, or set up an attack plan against Hillary Clinton the most powerful and popular pillars of the ruling party.
7.C Patil
C Patil is an Indian politician and a member of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, and had served as Minister for Women and Child Development in the D. V. Sadananda Gowda Government. In 2012, he was caught and filmed him watching pornography on a mobile phone while the House was in session by a news television cameramen covering the legislative assembly of the south Indian state of Karnataka! After this embarrassment he was forced by his party immediately to resign.
6. Julia Eileen Gillard
Julia Eileen Gillard is the former Prime Minister of Australia and Labor Party Leader from 2010 to 2013. The failure of political leadership, the sense of national drift, financial pressure, and deepening community suspicion were some of the reasons for regarding her a bad politician. She had been accused of promoting racism; she ignored gender issues, going so far as to “forget” to allocate a status of women portfolio. The effect of growing mistrust in the country over a number setbacks and policy disasters, coupled with pathetically low opinion polls, had finally destabilized Australia’s first female prime minister.
5. Lisa Hanna
Lisa Hanna one of the youngest women to be elected to the Jamaican Parliament, Lisa Hanna who emerged on the seen as winner of Miss World . The Minister of Youth has not fulfilled her directive of protecting the youth of the nation and after one year in government has lost the confidence of majority of the youth-supporting groups but also civil society. Ryan Small, who works directly in the Office of the Minister, announced that the Minister failed to outline a clear vision for youths; Children in Jamaica’s state care are committing suicide; moreover, she did not showed concern on the issue of children in adult lock-ups and the treatment of children in state care.
4. Altaf Hussain
Altaf Hussain a British Pakistani politician who founded and leads a political party known as Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM). Altaf Hussain and his party have set up a record of using violence to gain power and of having an illegal armed wing involved in Karachi’s criminal activities of drugs, extortion, and land theft. Hussain currently faces allegations of murder of his party leader Dr Imran Farooq, money laundering and hate speechin the United Kingdom; the case is under investigation by the Scotland Yard. BBC News has called Hussain ‘Pakistan’s most divisive politician.
3. Francois Gerard Georges Nicolas Hollande
Francois Gerard Georges Nicolas Hollande is the current president of France and is also
co-prince of Andorra. He was previously the first secretary of the French Socialist Party from 1997 to 2008. According to the latest opinion polls, only 15 per cent of French people have a positive view about Francois Hollander as French president; Unemployment has highly increased under Francois Hollande and is now at record level. He implemented changes in the tax code that have prompted many rich Frenchmen to leave the country. He is one of the most powerful proponents of socialism in Europe at a time when what Europe needs is innovation, less government spending, entrepreneurship, and growth.
2. Asif Ali Zardari
Asif Ali Zardari is the former President of Pakistan during 2008 to 2013 during his tenure debt of Pakistan risen from 37 Billion$ to 70billions $ and dollar risen from 60 to 112 Rs only adding to the problem. Moreover during his government terrorism and sectarianism went to their peaks and Pakistanis were declared as the most dangerous people of the world. He left behind not only the foreign debts but more than 500 Billion Rs circular debts, energy crises, fuel shortage and many more. He also had some cases pending for Swiss Bank Scandal.
1.Silvio Berlusconi
Silvio Berlusconi is the Italian politician who served three times as Prime Minister of Italy, from 1994 to 1995, 2001 to 2006 and 2008 to 2011. He also owns the Italian football club A.C. Milan. He had been convicted to a year in prison for tax fraud, Indeed, Silvio has been found guilty of tax avoidance of three previous occasions while still under trial for paying an underage prostitute for sex. He has pushed Italy, which was once a G8 powerhouse, into nearly €2-trillion debt. -
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