Nobel Peace Prize

**Edwina's Secretary** · 10-10-2009, 07:20 PM

What a pity that unlike - well Barack Obama for instance - you don't use your talent for something constructive....

**Marigold2** · 10-10-2009, 09:13 PM

Richard I don't understand your anger toward OB's award. Are you quailifed to choose?

Is this your award to give or take?

If some of the brightest and greatest minds in the world think he is deserving what makes you think you know better?

This man is admired throughout the world by great leaders, statesmen, clergy, kings, prime ministers. Everyone is incorrect but you, Glenn Beck and and Rush? This award is something to be proud of. Our president is admired, how can that be bad? As for the timing, we do not know all that goes on in the world. We are not secert service, counter intelligence, we do not know what he has done behind the closed curtain with the military. We can see what Bush did and how he became a laughing stock to the world leaders. How he was hated, now we have a President who is intelligent, respected and loved by the world and he has won something truly special and important. He was as surprised as we all were, perhaps his greatness is being seen by the most intelligent and gifted of the world and not the common man because we don't have all the facts nor should we.

**blue** · 10-10-2009, 11:22 PM

5 people made the decision for the NPP, not the greatest and brightest minds of the world. Just 5 people.

If Fidel Castro thinks Obama's NPP as a positive step, I guess that makes El Hefe a progressive or a moderate in his political thinking.

I bet former POTUS Clinton is pissed at BHO getting a NPP first, after all Clinton actually accomplished something in his 8 years (not sure what but he did serve for more then 2 weeks and didnt get nominated). Heck if I were Mr Clinton Ild be doubly cranked, his VP got a NPP for creating the BS that is globull warming, and a guy that barely knew the layout of his new house and offices gets a NPP.