WIRED’S DANGER ROOM NAMES THE 15 MOST DANGEROUS PEOPLE IN THE WORLD

WIRED’S DANGER ROOM NAMES THE 15 MOST DANGEROUS PEOPLE IN THE WORLD –– Iranian General Tops the List as the World’s Most Dangerous Person –– Wednesday, December 19, 2012 (New York) – WIRED’s national security team, Danger Room, released today their list of the 15 most dangerous people in the world – the people most responsible for upending the […]

__WIRED’S DANGER ROOM NAMES THE 15 MOST DANGEROUS PEOPLE IN THE WORLD __

–– Iranian General Tops the List as the World’s Most Dangerous Person ––

__Wednesday, December 19, 2012 (New York) – __WIRED's national security team, Danger Room, released today their list of the 15 most dangerous people in the world – the people most responsible for upending the planet's balance of power. Among the notables on the first-ever list are John Brennan, the architect of the Obama administration's drone campaign (No. 3); Egypt's new President Mohamed Morsi (No. 4); 3D-printer gunsmith Cody Wilson (No. 14); and former CIA Director David Petraeus’ mistress Paula Broadwell (No. 15).

"The world has gone a little haywire," said Danger Room editor Noah Shachtman. "You can print out a gun like a term paper. A flying robot might be spying on you in your home. The planet has changed. And these people are a big reason why."

Top 5 Most Dangerous People in the World According to WIRED’s Danger Room:

  • __No. 5, ____Sheikh Ahmed Madobe: __Commander of a U.S.-backed militia in Somalia
  • __No. 4, Mohamed Morsi: __President of Egypt
  • __No. 3, John Brennan: __President Obama's Chief Counterterrorism Adviser and architect of the U.S. drone campaign
  • __No. 2, ____Bashar Assad: __President of Syria
  • __No. 1, Iranian General Qassem Suleimani, Iranian General: __Leader of Quds Foce, the special forces branch of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps

For the complete list, visit: http://stag-mantis.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/12/most-dangerous-people/.

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