TOP : 10
President Carter's words were mistranslated during a 1977 visit to Poland. He said he desired the Poles and wanted to grab Poland's genitals.
Source : Time Magazine
TOP : 9
During a 2009 G7 meeting Japan's Shoichi Nakagawa seemed to be drunk. The finance minister's slurred words and sleepy manner cost him his job.
Source : Time Magazine
Shoichi Nakagawa |
TOP : 8
In 1984 President Reagan cracked a joke about bombing Russia. His comments were leaked - the Russians weren't laughing.
Source : Time Magazine and CNBC
Ronald Reagan |
TOP : 7
Russia's Boris Yeltsin got drunk during a 1994 visit to Germany. He ended up conducting a police orchestra and blowing kisses to the crowd.
Source : The Guardian - UK
Boris Yeltsin |
TOP : 6
George Bush Junior tried to help German Chancellor Angela Merkel relax at a 2006 G8 Summit. His impromptu back rub wasn't appreciated.
Source : Time Magazine, The Guardian - UK
George Bush Junior |
TOP : 5
Britain's Prince Philip caused offense during a 2002 visit to Australia. He asked an Aborigine "Do you still throw spears at each other?"
Source : BBC, Time Magazine, Daily Mirror - UK
Prince Philip |
TOP : 4
North Korea's Olympic women's football team walked off the pitch at London 2012. They had been introduced using South Korea's flag.
Source : Daily Mirror - UK, Daily Telegraph - UK
North Korea's Olympic women's football team 2012 London Olympics |
TOP : 3
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi caused controversy in 2008. He described Barack Obama as "young handsome, and tanned".
Source : BBC
Silvio Berlusconi |
TOP : 2
Ex-Australian PM Kevin Rudd once worked as a diplomat in China. He said "Australia and China are enjoying simultaneous orgasms in their relationship."
Source : BBC
Kevin Rudd |
TOP : 1
During a 1992 visit to Tokyo, George Bush Senior was struck down with flu. He was later violently sick on the Japanese Prime Minister at dinner.
Source : Time Magazine
George Bush Senior |
Data Sources :
- www.youtube.com/watch?v=E60SAPbctL4
- www.en.wikipedia.org
- www.en.wikipedia.org
- www.asiasociety.org
- www.tldm.org
- www.althistory.wikia.com
- www.en.wikipedia.org
- www.express.co.uk
- www.ibtimes.co.uk
- www.aim.org
- www.ipolitics.ca
- www.en.wikipedia.org
Please be noted that the top 10 that we are including here in our blog are all unofficial rankings unless otherwise noted. Most of the top ten lists are based on Google search results and collected mainly from different blogs and websites around the internet world.
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