I’ve been wondering, how much the leaders of the world are popular on the search engines, and i started typing down most of the presidents name i have in my memory on Google and see how many search results we get Back:

France: [ Jacques Chirac ] – 10,300,000 Results Returned
Spain: [ José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero ] – 3,410,000 Results Returned
Vietnam: [ Nguyen Minh Triet ] – 64,800 Results Returned
Russia: [ Vladimir Putin ] – 8,110,000 Results Returned
USA: [ George W. Bush ] – 180,000,000 Results Returned
United Kingdom: [ Tony Blair ] – 35,300,000 Results Returned
Germany: [ Angela Merkel ] – 7,090,000 Results Returned
Italy: [ Romano Prodi ] – 5,670,000 Results Returned
Venezuela: [ Hugo Chávez Frías ] – 1,270,000 Results Returned
Cuba: [ Fidel Castro ] – 17,200,000 Results Returned
Mexico: [ Vicente Fox ] – 8,770,000 Results Returned
Panama: [ Martín Torrijos ] – 727,000 Results Returned
China: [ Hu Jintao ] – 3,050,000 Results Returned
South Korea: [ Han Myung-sook ] – 40,900 Results Returned
Laos: [ Bouasone Bouphavanh ] – 40,600 Results Returned
Thailand: [ Thaksin Shinawatra ] – 938,000 Results Returned
India: [ Manmohan Singh ] – 2,530,000 Results Returned
Pakistan: [ Shaukat Aziz ] – 702,000 Results Returned
Iran: [ Ali Khamenei ] – 1,040,000 Results Returned
Israel: [ Ehud Olmert ] – 5,360,000 Results Returned
Nigeria: [ Olusẹgun Ọbasanjọ ] – 230 Results Returned
South Africa: [ Thabo Mbeki ] – 1,840,000 Results Returned
Egypt: [ Ahmed Nazif ] – 188,000 Results Returned
Australia: [ John Howard ] – 87,500,000 Results Returned
New Zealand: [ Helen Clark ] – 14,200,000 Results Returned
Indonesia: [ Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ] – 1,240,000 Results Returned
Barbados: [ Owen Arthur ] – 8,490,000 Results Returned
North Korea: [ Kim Il-sung ] – 785,000 Results Returned

Top winner is the US, then comes Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom and France… There is more countries (192) and i don’t have time to list them all!

Cheers!

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