Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Hey, I want a piece ....ummm....peace too!
Will someone nominate me?
Will someone nominate me?
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I broke up a fight at a local bar last week; got the adversaries to shake hands and buy each other drinks.
Question: Does that make me more qualified than Obama to win the prize?
Answer: No. Because I'm not a far left radical.
(And that's as political as I'll get with regard to this topic)
TO
Well, you sound like a lefty hippy "peace brother"![]()
Even though I was in college from 1967 to 1971, I was never a hippie.
Hippies? When I was in ROTC we used them for target practice!(That's a joke)
TO
Even though I was in college from 1967 to 1971, I was never a hippie.
Hippies? When I was in ROTC we used them for target practice!(That's a joke)
TO
Do you guys think the world is better off after the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan and do you guys think that Obama can get this whole crisis to come to an end?
No the world is not better off. Nothing has really changed in the 8 years of this war. We are still sending troops over there, even though Obama said we would start pulling them out. Our Ops tempo here at Charleston AFB is so busy with moving cargo out that way, we really have no time to rest here. I dont think Obama will be able to end this. We are in too deep and it probably wont happen on his watch. It will take a new president to probably do it. Hopefully it will be another 3 years, instead of 7.
I want to ask you guys a question. Do you guys think the world is better off after the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan and do you guys think that Obama can get this whole crisis to come to an end?
Alright guys, everyone be real careful. We got rid of the political threads remember. We did that for a reason, you guys could not handle it.
No warnings will be given out, enough have already been given.
By IAN MacDOUGALL and KARL RITTER, Associated Press Writers Ian Macdougall And Karl Ritter, Associated Press Writers – Tue Oct 13, 9:40 pm ET
OSLO – One judge noted with surprise that President Barack Obama "didn't look particularly happy" at being named the Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Another marveled at how critics could be so patronizing.
In a rare public defense of a process normally shrouded in secrecy, four of the Nobel jury's five judges spoke out Tuesday about a selection they said was both merited and unanimous.
To those who say a Nobel is too much too soon in Obama's young presidency, "We simply disagree ... He got the prize for what he has done,"