President Obama: "Others were more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than I"

To: All My Loyal Cyberspace Fans and Readers




Subject: President Obama: "Others were more deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize than I"

Date: October 10, 2009



Dear Fans and Readers:



It's being reported that President Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize for promoting diplomacy. Promoting diplomacy, what diplomacy? The President sitting down talking with world heads of State is not promoting diplomacy; it's only part of the job that the President of the United States is expected to do. There's nothing anomalous about that; leaders do that all the time!



Meanwhile, on November 27, 1895, Mr. Alfred Nobel authorized in his last will and testament that most of his wealth be given away as a series of prizes--which he named, "Nobel Prizes." Mr. Nobel, himself, described the two types of individuals who would be eligible recipients of such prize:



1. One who, effectively, persuades nations to abolish or reduce their armies.



2. One who, humanitarianly, intervenes and facilitates peaceful, diplomatic dialogue among hostile nations.



The above requirements seem to fit the description of President Bill Clinton rather than President Barack Hussein Obama. Wouldn't you say? It's inconceivable how such prestigious committee could have overlooked and ignored such world-wide camaraderie that President Bill Clinton had established with nations, and awarded the Nobel Peace Prize to a rookie President who has only been in office for a mere few months! This is as illogical and unreasonable as two men or two women turning toward each other (same-sex) seeking sexual fulfillment! Way to go distinguished members of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee!



Sincerely







Sir Leonard

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