Wednesday, October 11

Nobel Peace Price

The Nobel foundation is announcing their 2006 prizes. So far it is a clean sweep by the US. Medicine, Physics, Chemistry and Economics. All went to Americans. The Literature award is coming up tomorrow and Peace this Friday. Where will these go?

At least for Peace, I am sure Americans will bag it this time. I bet President Bush is the most eligible guy for this. He has been keeping himself busy cleaning up his boundaries (aka the world) from the so-called terrorists. When someone blew up the WTC, it did not take him much time to attack whatever nation he thought would have backed them. He did not shy away from killing 100s and 1000s of possible and potential future terrorists. Then he swamped Iraq, because there was no reason for him to think that Iraq will not support these guys in a later future. He dreams of a future world (aka the USA) that is free from all kinds of non-governmental attacks. For that he is trying his best to make sure that unless he approves, no one would break an atom. And if he approves, any one can do that too.

Well, he has to be awarded. He is doing this almost single handed. It really takes a lot to work like a monarch within a democracy. Working clandestinely against his own laws in the US. By hiring jails elsewhere in the world because the US laws are not adequately created to treat the non-US barbarians. [do not get confused with the arya-mlecha theory though]. He has been fighting the Red Cross and Amnesty and, possibly he is risking his future too? May be someday the mad lawyers and judges in the US might have a reason to have him behind bars too?

Truly courageous, dedicated to world (read US) peace. Tell me why he cannot be awarded? And that too in an election year where his rating is troubling his party?

Well, two of the four prizes awarded has been shared by two people. I think peace price will also be shared. By none other than Saddam Hussain. Because he did almost exactly the same thing, though his boundaries were limited within the geographical boundaries of Iraq. He was sure to shoot all terrorists that worked against his country. When his motorcade was attacked in a village, he arrested most in that area and even executed many of them. Though not in 100s. When Kurds were working against his government with external support, he did not shy away from using the deadliest weapons on them. Though not a carpet bombing. When he found Kuwait was not following the oil explorations as he liked it to, he swamped upon them. Though he had less to do to become a monarch, he did the best he could do as a monarch to keep his government free from terrorists. And what not, he is already behind bars as per laws that did not exist when he was doing all these. Unfair.

So I think this Friday Nobel will announce the Nobel Peace prize to President Bush and President Saddam Hussain, for their contributions in protecting their establishments from all kind of terrorists, for asserting themselves in the harshest way to wipe out possible future terrorists and for risking their own lives in the cause of peace.

Peace prevail.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Bush, Saddam, Colonialism, Imperialism...!
"There are more things in heaven and earth, horatio..!!!."

Prasanth said...

Once again Norway has proved right, given the prize to somebody who deserved...

Anonymous said...

Yes Prasanth, Norway did it! And it was really great to see they defined peace as uplifting the poor. Well done.

If they had to go with the legacy definition, probably they would have had to give to Bush and Saddam?!

Muhammad Riyaz said...

Prasanth

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Sidhusaaheb said...

I suppose there are others who could share the prize, as well.

Blair and Kim Jong Il, for instance...

poornima said...

firstly, thanks for droppig into my blog and posting a comment...
about putting bush behind bars..maybe we just have to start with him and a lot more will follow.. i wonder who would be left out!!

Anonymous said...

Siddusaheb, thanks for dropping in. We need to look at Kim Jong also from a third angle. The main stream media are all looking at things on a pre-defined way and biases us too..

Poornima, I am not suggesting to put anyone behind bars. I am only indicating that Bush is apparently violating his own laws. And Saddam is already behind bars for a law that did not exist when he committed his crimes.