Obama wins 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
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Jack , Los Angeles:
Oct 9 2009
Made Popular Oct 9 2009
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President Barack Obama on Friday won the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize for “his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples,” the Norwegian Nobel Committee said.
“Only very rarely has a person...
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It gets even more bizarre when you consider this: Nominations for this year's prize ended February 1 this year.
That means that Obama was in office only two weeks when he was nominated. Really ... WTF?
That means that Obama was in office only two weeks when he was nominated. Really ... WTF?
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The nomination date is proof that it was not about his achievement but the significance of his coming.
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Now that we have this shiny metal in hand, it may be time to withdraw the troops?
I mean, just a suggestion.
I mean, just a suggestion.
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Sometimes withdrawing the troops does nothing to aid peace.
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Are now Nobel prizes given to serve some political interests?
I am really surprised that he has been chosen!! If he could be awarded Noble for inconsequential and insignificant international diplomacy, why was Gandhi not awarded Noble for his tremendous contributions that added new dimensions in the word humanity?
Like others I am also not hesitant in asking ”He won! For what?”
I am really surprised that he has been chosen!! If he could be awarded Noble for inconsequential and insignificant international diplomacy, why was Gandhi not awarded Noble for his tremendous contributions that added new dimensions in the word humanity?
Like others I am also not hesitant in asking ”He won! For what?”
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Now that we have this shiny metal in hand, it may be time to withdraw the troops?
I mean, just a suggestion.
I mean, just a suggestion.
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I beg to differ.
100 years from now, his election will be sited as a moment the world changed course - for better.
http://rudolf-ogoo.instablogs.com/entry/nobel-provides-obama-with-a-cover/
100 years from now, his election will be sited as a moment the world changed course - for better.
http://rudolf-ogoo.instablogs.com/entry/nobel-provides-obama-with-a-cover/
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The nomination date is proof that it was not about his achievement but the significance of his coming.
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Sometimes withdrawing the troops does nothing to aid peace.
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Let me, as a Norwegian, say that I am profoundly ashamed of the decision of the Norwegian committee.
I think this is just a trick to get a sitting american president to visit Norway. This is a suck-up of ridiculous proportions, and the once-relevant peace prize has been reduced to a simple political tool of inner Norwegian domestic affairs.
The prize should be given to people who stand in the front line against violation of human rights. People who risk their life every day for the cause. It's them that really need the support of a prize like this.
I think this is just a trick to get a sitting american president to visit Norway. This is a suck-up of ridiculous proportions, and the once-relevant peace prize has been reduced to a simple political tool of inner Norwegian domestic affairs.
The prize should be given to people who stand in the front line against violation of human rights. People who risk their life every day for the cause. It's them that really need the support of a prize like this.
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It gets even more bizarre when you consider this: Nominations for this year's prize ended February 1 this year.
That means that Obama was in office only two weeks when he was nominated. Really ... WTF?
That means that Obama was in office only two weeks when he was nominated. Really ... WTF?
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Are now Nobel prizes given to serve some political interests?
I am really surprised that he has been chosen!! If he could be awarded Noble for inconsequential and insignificant international diplomacy, why was Gandhi not awarded Noble for his tremendous contributions that added new dimensions in the word humanity?
Like others I am also not hesitant in asking ”He won! For what?”
I am really surprised that he has been chosen!! If he could be awarded Noble for inconsequential and insignificant international diplomacy, why was Gandhi not awarded Noble for his tremendous contributions that added new dimensions in the word humanity?
Like others I am also not hesitant in asking ”He won! For what?”
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I agree Rudolf. It was a great move by the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
I have penned my thoughts briefly here.
Do put your views on it if possible.
I have penned my thoughts briefly here.
Do put your views on it if possible.
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I think this is just a trick to get a sitting american president to visit Norway. This is a suck-up of ridiculous proportions, and the once-relevant peace prize has been reduced to a simple political tool of inner Norwegian domestic affairs.
The prize should be given to people who stand in the front line against violation of human rights. People who risk their life every day for the cause. It's them that really need the support of a prize like this.
100 years from now, his election will be sited as a moment the world changed course - for better.
http://rudolf-ogoo.instablogs.com/entry/nobel-provides-obama-with-a-cover/
I have penned my thoughts briefly here.
Do put your views on it if possible.