Barak Obama goes to Moscow to negotiate over the Crimea. He tells vladimir that world peace is important. He is after all a Nobel Laureate in that regard. He then shows his Nobel Peace Prize to Putin. Vladimir smiles puts on the medal and never gives it back
Barak Obama goes to Moscow to negotiate over the Crimea. He tells vladimir that world peace is important. He is after all a Nobel Laureate in that regard. He then shows his Nobel Peace Prize to Putin. Vladimir smiles puts on the medal and never gives it back
Fed up with a degenerate Western lifestyle, Putin makes its own Eurasian Nobel Prize.
Naturally he gets the first one.
well if barack obama can cheat his way into getting one(what again did he do to deserve it?), so can putin.
i think after obama got it, the nobel peace prize pretty much lost its value.
Obama got his prize for the sole reason that he wasn't George Bush.well if barack obama can cheat his way into getting one(what again did he do to deserve it?), so can putin.
i think after obama got it, the nobel peace prize pretty much lost its value.
Obama got his prize for the sole reason that he wasn't George Bush.
he Norwegian Nobel Committee announced the award on October 9, 2009, citing Obama's promotion of nuclear nonproliferation and a "new climate" in international relations fostered by Obama, especially in reaching out to the Muslim world
Obama got his prize for the sole reason that he wasn't George Bush.
(Note, it's comparing Bush in 2008 to Obama in 2013. Thus, these aren't honeymoon 2009 numbers for Obama).Again, the numbers come from Pew, which has been asking people in key countries every year whether they have “confidence” in America’s president to “do the right thing in world affairs.” Obama’s popularity is down since 2009. Still, in Mexico and Argentina, the president’s 2013 numbers (the most recent we have) are 33 percentage points higher than Bush’s in 2008. In South Korea, the margin is 47 points. In Japan, it’s 45 points. In Brazil, it’s 52 points. In Britain, it’s 56 points. In France, it’s 70 points. In Germany, it’s 74 points.
In case you’re reading quickly, 74 points isn’t Obama’s approval rating in Germany. It’s the gap between his approval rating and Bush’s. In George W.’s final year in office, 14 percent of Germans had faith that the president of the United States would do the right thing internationally. Last year, 88 percent did.
Speaking of which, it's a damn shame that Gandhi never won the Nobel Peace Prize.Agreed, what did Obama do to deserve it? Being the first Black man being elected to be the President of the US does not cut it! At that point of his presidency he could have done nothing to deserve it even if the were Ghandi, it was too early in his term to have accomplished ANYTHING!
Speaking of which, it's a damn shame that Gandhi never won the Nobel Peace Prize.