Showing posts with label nobel prize. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nobel prize. Show all posts
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Franciscans Honor Shimon Peres
Sunday, May 12th, 2013 | Posted by Veterans Today
by Barry Chamish
Israeli President Shimon Peres visited Italy for 3 days in early May, 2013. His visit was a predictable betrayal of the Jews, beginning with his new Franciscan “peace” award:”
Peres will also hold a series of diplomatic meetings with the President and Prime Minister of Italy, and take part in a ceremony in the city of Assisi. The mayor of Assisi, where hundreds of Franciscan monks live, will present its first-ever Medal of Honor for Peace to President Peres for his “unique contribution to dialogue and the cause of peace.” At the ceremony he will receive the Medal of Honor for Peace and will be greeted by “hundreds of Franciscan monks” at the central Basilica, according to an official statement.
Israeli President Shimon Peres visited Italy for 3 days in early May, 2013. His visit was a predictable betrayal of the Jews, beginning with his new Franciscan “peace” award:”
Peres will also hold a series of diplomatic meetings with the President and Prime Minister of Italy, and take part in a ceremony in the city of Assisi. The mayor of Assisi, where hundreds of Franciscan monks live, will present its first-ever Medal of Honor for Peace to President Peres for his “unique contribution to dialogue and the cause of peace.” At the ceremony he will receive the Medal of Honor for Peace and will be greeted by “hundreds of Franciscan monks” at the central Basilica, according to an official statement.
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
A "Nobel Torsion Message" Over Norway? Part I
By Richard C. Hoagland
© 2009 The Enterprise Mission
© 2009 The Enterprise Mission
On the eve of the President of the United States, Barack Obama, receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, Norway ... a remarkable, almost unbelievable appartition appeared over Norway's northern skies--
And no one ... really ... has a clue.
According to early news reports coming out of Norway, just hours ago ... a vast, rapidly expanding "spiral" suddenly appeared in the pre-dawn skies over its northern-most town, a fishing center called "Tromso" (above). Moments later, a corkscrewing "blue beam" seemed to emmanate from the exact center of the spiral toward the ground ....
Then, as rapidly as this "glowing spiral" and central "beam" appeared ... the bright core of this rapidly rotating spiral abruptly disappeared ... to be immediately replaced by what could only be described as --
A pitch black, rapidly enlarging circle (below) -- looking eerily like "an expanding black hole ..."
Of something "far more interesting" ....
A technology which -- with minor engineering effort -- could just as easily be turned into an almost unimaginable "torsion interferometry weapon" of mass destruction ... which, in a stroke, would usher in an even more terrifying "arms race" for the entire world ... if militarily deployed!?
While there's still time?
A torsion weapons technology which -- if utilized inside the Earth's electrified atmosphere -- would appear just like the mysterious "vortex appartition over Norway" ....
Stay tuned.
And no one ... really ... has a clue.
According to early news reports coming out of Norway, just hours ago ... a vast, rapidly expanding "spiral" suddenly appeared in the pre-dawn skies over its northern-most town, a fishing center called "Tromso" (above). Moments later, a corkscrewing "blue beam" seemed to emmanate from the exact center of the spiral toward the ground ....Then, as rapidly as this "glowing spiral" and central "beam" appeared ... the bright core of this rapidly rotating spiral abruptly disappeared ... to be immediately replaced by what could only be described as --
A pitch black, rapidly enlarging circle (below) -- looking eerily like "an expanding black hole ..."
Within a few more hours, these extraordinary Norwegian videos and digital images were being picked up by other on-line news services, wire services and internet sites ... all over the world.
Another "indispensable wonder" of the 21st Century Internet ....
Another "indispensable wonder" of the 21st Century Internet .... Initially, this visually spectacular event was thought by experts looking at those videos and images to be "just another Russian naval missile test"--
Until the Russian Navy denied it was responsible!
But then, in an abrupt public reversal, the Russian Defense Ministry suddenly claimed that this was, indeed, "a Russian rocket launch ...."
This belated (and 180-degree) lagging Russian "admission," unfortunately, has all the appearances of a hastily-ordered cover-up--
Of something "far more interesting" ....
The possible demonstration, on the literal eve of Obama's arrival in Oslo, of a blatantly public "Hyperdimensional/Torsion Physics technology" ... somehow, also connected to President's Obama's imminent acceptance of his Nobel Prize--
In conjunction with a carefully re-scheduled Russian missile test ....
Is it another "coincidence" that, just over the hill from Tromso, lies a high-tech Norwegian "HAARP antenna farm" -- the EISCAT Ramfjordmoen facility (below) -- specifically designed to broadcast powerful beams of microwave energy high into space ... thereby also creating blatant HD/torsion side-effects in the Earth's highly-electrified upper "plasma" atmosphere (ionosphere)? The facility is officially supported by Norway, Sweden, Finland, Japan ... China ... the United Kingdom ... and Germany.
A technology which -- with minor engineering effort -- could just as easily be turned into an almost unimaginable "torsion interferometry weapon" of mass destruction ... which, in a stroke, would usher in an even more terrifying "arms race" for the entire world ... if militarily deployed!?
Is this astounding apparition, in fact, a "Nobel message" to Obama ... as the most visible and currently powerful Peace Prize nominee in decades ... to alert him to the necessity of reining in these "even more horrific 'torsion weapons of mass destruction'"--
While there's still time?
A torsion weapons technology which -- if utilized inside the Earth's electrified atmosphere -- would appear just like the mysterious "vortex appartition over Norway" ....
Stay tuned.
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Thursday, October 15, 2009
Obama Nobel not the sole symbolic award [Opinion]
Oct. 14, 2009 Daniel Schorr NPR
When President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, it was because he came to symbolize for the Norwegian award committee a vision of a better world. Some Americans have not been willing to accept symbolism for accomplishment, but much of what passes for accomplishment in this world is symbolic.
Much of international conflict today is dominated by a clash of symbols. When Iran's discredited President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad threatens to hang three of the many protesters against his rigged election, he is striking at a symbol of popular discontent. When insurgents invade the hardest target in Pakistan — the army's headquarters in Rawalpindi — they are displaying a symbol of their strength.
And when President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, it was not because he had accomplished much for peace in his short tenure. It was because he came to symbolize for the Norwegian award committee a vision of a better world.
True, he did not have much concrete to show for his vision. But neither did Jimmy Carter, honored for his "untiring efforts" to achieve worldwide peace. Nor had Vice President Al Gore achieved much beyond symbolism on the global warming front. He was honored for his efforts to alert the world about climate change.
It did not do much for Obama's symbolic image that he chose not to meet with the Dalai Lama, symbol of the Chinese persecution of Tibetans.
President Obama has shown himself to be a master in the manipulation of symbols. He has made powerful and sometimes inspiring speeches on American values and international comity and responsibility.
Perhaps his greatest contribution to world peace so far was presiding over a summit meeting of the United Nations Security Council that charted a path to a world with zero nuclear weapons. But that, too, was a symbolic event. The nuclear stockpiles show no signs of being diminished.
The Nobel Committee said it was honoring Obama for an "extraordinary effort to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples." Some Americans have not been willing to accept symbolism for accomplishment. But much of what passes for accomplishment in this world is symbolic.
View this story at NPR.org
Much of international conflict today is dominated by a clash of symbols. When Iran's discredited President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad threatens to hang three of the many protesters against his rigged election, he is striking at a symbol of popular discontent. When insurgents invade the hardest target in Pakistan — the army's headquarters in Rawalpindi — they are displaying a symbol of their strength.
And when President Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, it was not because he had accomplished much for peace in his short tenure. It was because he came to symbolize for the Norwegian award committee a vision of a better world.
True, he did not have much concrete to show for his vision. But neither did Jimmy Carter, honored for his "untiring efforts" to achieve worldwide peace. Nor had Vice President Al Gore achieved much beyond symbolism on the global warming front. He was honored for his efforts to alert the world about climate change.
It did not do much for Obama's symbolic image that he chose not to meet with the Dalai Lama, symbol of the Chinese persecution of Tibetans.
President Obama has shown himself to be a master in the manipulation of symbols. He has made powerful and sometimes inspiring speeches on American values and international comity and responsibility.
Perhaps his greatest contribution to world peace so far was presiding over a summit meeting of the United Nations Security Council that charted a path to a world with zero nuclear weapons. But that, too, was a symbolic event. The nuclear stockpiles show no signs of being diminished.
The Nobel Committee said it was honoring Obama for an "extraordinary effort to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples." Some Americans have not been willing to accept symbolism for accomplishment. But much of what passes for accomplishment in this world is symbolic.
View this story at NPR.org
Source: http://www.scpr.org/news/2009/10/14/obama-nobel-not-sole-symbolic-award-opinion/
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Monday, October 12, 2009
Nobel Geopolitics
Nobel Geopolitics
By George Friedman October 12, 2009
By George Friedman October 12, 2009
U.S. President Barack Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize last week. Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, established the prize, which was to be awarded to the person who has accomplished “the most or the best work for fraternity among nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the promotion of peace congresses.” The mechanism for awarding the peace prize is very different from the other Nobel categories. Academic bodies, such as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, decide who wins the other prizes. Alfred Nobel’s will stated, however, that a committee of five selected by the Norwegian legislature, or Storting, should award the peace prize.
The committee that awarded the peace price to Obama consists of chairman Thorbjorn Jagland, president of the Storting and former Labor Party prime minister and foreign minister of Norway; Kaci Kullmann Five, a former member of the Storting and president of the Conservative Party; Sissel Marie Ronbeck, a former Social Democratic member of the Storting; Inger-Marie Ytterhorn, a former member of the Storting and current senior adviser to the Progress Party; and Agot Valle, a current member of the Storting and spokeswoman on foreign affairs for the Socialist Left Party. Read more »
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Saturday, October 10, 2009
"Saturday Night Live" mocks Obama's Nobel Prize win
By
Lynn Sweeton October 10, 2009 10:31 PM
Lynn Sweeton October 10, 2009 10:31 PM
WASHINGTON--"Saturday Night Live" grappled with real life--President Obama's surprise win of the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday--as cast member Fred Armisen played the president as the luckiest man in the world--who is not George Bush.
Armisen as Obama: "This came without warning, I didn't even get a call as due to the time difference in Norway, the Nobel people didn't want to wake me up. I wish they had, I could have said to Hillary Clinton, 'Hey, remember that 3 a.m. call you were so worried about? It happened. Nobel Peace Prize.'
"Now this prize..is giving annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. Jimmy Carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international conflicts.
"Al Gore won it for his years of educating U.S about climate change.
"And us?
"I won it for now being George Bush.
"To be perfectly honest, this award was a complete surprise as I have only not been George W. Bush for nine months. But I am deeply honored none the less."
The skit goes on to have Obama winning a $70 million jackpot in a powerball lottery--with the first lottery ticket he ever bought.
Armisen as Obama: "This came without warning, I didn't even get a call as due to the time difference in Norway, the Nobel people didn't want to wake me up. I wish they had, I could have said to Hillary Clinton, 'Hey, remember that 3 a.m. call you were so worried about? It happened. Nobel Peace Prize.'
"Now this prize..is giving annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. Jimmy Carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international conflicts.
"Al Gore won it for his years of educating U.S about climate change.
"And us?
"I won it for now being George Bush.
"To be perfectly honest, this award was a complete surprise as I have only not been George W. Bush for nine months. But I am deeply honored none the less."
The skit goes on to have Obama winning a $70 million jackpot in a powerball lottery--with the first lottery ticket he ever bought.
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