In the case of Mohandus Gandhi, his personal character allowed him to be a great leader. People wanted to be lead by him even though Gandhi held no real political office. At the beginning of his crusade to free India

The character of Saddam Hussein has also allowed him to rule, but by means of fear. He is a radical threatening neighboring countries as well as the U.S. To this day, his true intentions are yet to be known. As said by Time Magazine (Doc #1), "Saddam Hussein may be his own worst enemy." Hussein acts as if he wants a war and be destroyed. This self-destructing trait has brought his own people to hate him. Countless time has assassination been attempted. Hussein can no longer rule with complete authority because fear does not always bring complete unity. More often do people lash out and rebel. Husseins cannot lead wisely due to his own personal character. The problem is that his true character is not known. By his actions, one can only guess at what his is trying to accomplish. Perhaps his ideals are so twisted that he truly wants destruction. The true answer to this may never really be known.

Today, people still do not know under what conditions do these great and terrible people come about in society. It may be that such characters are inborn and have nothing to do with

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