Posts Tagged ‘nobel’
OK, quit laughing. Paul Krugman, the guy who won a Nobel prize for economics for criticizing George Bush ad nauseum, still lives on that one trick. Citing a laundry list of bizarre claims, he criticizes Bush even though Bush had nothing to do with any of the issues. But, the issues are complex and many. [...]
Tags: congress, filibuster, krugman, majority, Nebraska, nobel, obama, pelosi, reid, Senate, super, Utah
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December 10th, 2009 | 3 Comments
This was the source of some discussion this morning: Some speculated it was something peaceful, like the large hadron collider creating the black hole that would engulf Earth and obliterate our existance in such a way no alien life form would ever know we existed. However, since there are particules that come from the [...]
Tags: alien, bulava, large hadron collider, light, medvedev, missile, nobel, norway, nuclear, obama, russia, sweden, warhead
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November 30th, 2009 | 1 Comment
No one has ever been stripped of a Nobel Prize, because this is actually specifically forbidden by the organization which administers the Nobel Prizes. According to the Nobel Foundation, “no appeals may be made against the decision of a prize-awarding body with regard to the award of a prize,” and no prizes can be revoked [...]
Tags: Al-Gore, an inconvenient truth, controversy, foundation, fraud, intergovernmental panel on climate change, nobel, phil jones, prize, revocation, revoke, strip
Posted in Ethics, global warming, International Issues | 1 Comment »
President Obama won a Nobel Peace Prize. Although some are scratching their heads over why, I’m not. It’s quite obvious and the Nobel peeps even said why: “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples” Some were somewhat dubious of his accomplishments: “Frankly to be nominated after he has been in [...]
Tags: Al-Gore, alien, britain, china, colonialism, community reinvestment act, cooperation, expansion, fourteen points, inconvenient truth, japan, jimmy carter, kofi annan, league of nations, muslim, nobel, nuclear, obama, peace, prize, russia, russo-japanese, sino-japanese, teddy roosevelt, terrorist, treaty of portsmouth, united states, war, weapons, woodrow wilson, world war II, world-war-i, yasser arafat
Posted in Idiot of the day, International Issues, International Politics, Political Correctness | No Comments »
October 12th, 2007 | 1 Comment
Al Gore got his Nobel. I knew he would. Pandering to the latest craze with glitz and high-production costs usually gets the headlines. The Nobel committee are no different. The award named for the man that has led to more man-made deaths on Earth going to a man for making an obviously flawed movie recommending [...]
Tags: Al-Gore, global, International Issues, nobel, warming
Posted in International Issues | 1 Comment »