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A prize for talking
Posted by Jason in Commentary, News, Politics on October 11, 2009
Now this may be a dumb question, but how can someone who is currently running two wars win a prize for peace? It seems to me that not being actively involved in the administration of warfare and ultimately responsible for a conflict continuing should be one of the requirements for being recognized as a person of peace. Call me a purist, but that’s just how I see it.
Afghanistan, Barack Obama, Iraq, Nobel Peace Prize, War
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