Group Two - World Leaders Survivor - STAGE ONE COMPLETE

[Edu]

Sali Berisha

[Platypus]

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

[GMantis]

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

No, when transliterating Slavic languages it's incorrect to use s for š, because there is a phoneme s. You are confusing it with Hungarian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_surnames

[Platypus]

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

No, when transliterating Slavic languages it's incorrect to use s for š, because there is a phoneme s. You are confusing it with Hungarian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_surnames

While I know you are a Slavic expert in forum terms, I can assure you that the Australian standard is as I stated (and also that Nedeljkovic is a Serbian surname, even if it doesn't make the list on wikipedia Here is the Cyrillic version of a famous person with the same surname: Силвија Недељковић)

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Ernest Bai Koroma

[Platypus]

Group Two Round Sixteen

Albania   Sali Berisha
Andorra   Jaume Bartumeu
Bahamas, The   Hubert Ingraham
Barbados   David Thompson
Bosnia and Herzegovina   Nikola Spiric -eliminated round fifteen
Cambodia   Hun Sen -eliminated round seven
Cape Verde   Pedro Pires
China, Rep of   Ma Ying-jeou
Congo (Kinshasa)   Joseph Kabila -eliminated round two
Cyprus   Dimitris Christofias
Denmark   Lars Lokke Rasmussen
Dominican Republic   Leonel Fernandez
Estonia   Andrus Ansip
Finland   Tarja Halonen
Germany   Angela Merkel
Honduras   Manuel Zelaya
India   Manmohan Singh
Indonesia   Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
Kenya   Mwai Kibaki -eliminated round ten
Kosovo   Hashim Thaci -eliminated round thirteen
Laos   Choummaly Sayasone -eliminated round five
Liechtenstein   Prince Hans-Adam II -eliminated round four
Mauritania   Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz -eliminated round nine
Moldova   Vladimir Voronin -eliminated round twelve
New Zealand   John Key
Nicaragua   Daniel Ortega -eliminated round eleven
Pakistan   Asif Ali Zardari -eliminated round one
Papua New Guinea   Michael Somare
Poland   Donald Tusk
Saint Kitts and Nevis   Denzil Douglas
Sao Tome and Principe   Fradique de Menezes
Sierra Leone   Ernest Bai Koroma
Slovenia   Borut Pahor
Somalia   Sharif Ahmed –eliminated round three
Spain    Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero
Togo   Faure Gnassingbe -eliminated round six
Turkey   Recep Tayyip Erdogan -eliminated round fourteen
Uganda   Yoweri Museveni -eliminated round eight
United States   Barack Obama

Vote for the leader you want to eliminate. Most votes=eliminated. Voting will last for 24 hours.

[minionofmidas]

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

No, when transliterating Slavic languages it's incorrect to use s for š, because there is a phoneme s. You are confusing it with Hungarian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_surnames

The de facto standard is the official standard minus the diacritics. (shrugs)

Jaume Bartumeu

[Nhoj]

Sali Berisha

[GMantis]

Sali Berisha

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

No, when transliterating Slavic languages it's incorrect to use s for š, because there is a phoneme s. You are confusing it with Hungarian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_surnames

The de facto standard is the official standard minus the diacritics. (shrugs)

And how does this distinguish s from sh?

[minionofmidas]

Sali Berisha

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

No, when transliterating Slavic languages it's incorrect to use s for š, because there is a phoneme s. You are confusing it with Hungarian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_surnames

The de facto standard is the official standard minus the diacritics. (shrugs)

And how does this distinguish s from sh?

It doesn't. Which is of course a little annoying.

I used to read a friend's name as Skvorć for years until I was made to understand it's actually
Škvorc.

[Platypus]

Sali Berisha

My least favourite leaders in this group out in the same round!
Nikola Spiric - he is not the real leader of Bosnia
And his name is spelled wrongly - it should be either Špirić or Shpirich.

Or you can understand that using a basic Australian keyboard and knowledge of slavic pronunciations, 'Spiric' is pronounced as 'Shpirich'

(my boyfriend (?) is the Serbian 'Nedeljkovic' )

No, when transliterating Slavic languages it's incorrect to use s for š, because there is a phoneme s. You are confusing it with Hungarian.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serbian_surnames

The de facto standard is the official standard minus the diacritics. (shrugs)

And how does this distinguish s from sh?

It doesn't. Which is of course a little annoying.

A History and an historian, I guess

[big bad fab]

Berisha

[Hash]

Sali Berisha, I guess. This will be the first one where we need to sacrifice OK-to-good leaders.

[GMantis]

Sali Berisha, I guess. This will be the first one where we need to sacrifice OK-to-good leaders.

In my world, Berisha was such a bad leader, he got overthrown in an armed revolution. How did he do in your world?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Berisha

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Sali Berisha.

Kosovo lover.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Jaume Bartumeu - Andorra

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Berisha

[Edu]

Sali Berisha

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Berisha

[Gustaf]

I'll vote for Bartemeu just to keep things remotely interesting. And also Berisha doesn't seem THAT bad.

[Nhoj]

I'll vote for Bartemeu just to keep things remotely interesting. And also Berisha doesn't seem THAT bad.

hes not that bad no, but who on this group is really that bad?

[Gustaf]

Well, there are still half-a-dozen nobodies left to vote off. (like that de Menezes guy who kept getting votes back in the early rounds)

[Hatman 🍁]

Berisha

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Berisha is more pathetic than evil and insidious. His country got so deep in pyramid schemes that after they all collapsed there was a massive rebellion against his group. And the rebels basically won too and ousted his government. They needed UN peacekeepers to come in. Which is even more pathetic considering they weren't a unified group and had no real goal. That's the equivalent of some city's mayor and municipal government getting ousted by a bunch of drunk rioting college kids or sports fans or whatever and requiring the national guard to restore order.