Today, October 9, 2009, much to the surprise of all, even to liberals, President Barack Hussein Obama was awarded the NOBEL PEACE PRIZE simply for his aspirations for peace in the world. Even Obama himself and his staff were surprised that he was awarded the prize because deep in their hearts they know that he has not accomplished anything, to make peace among anybody, or any nations. Come on! No liberal out there can tell me or anyone else what he has accomplished to win this award. The award is for accomplishing peace, not hoping for it. Even Michael Moore himself is saying that he is happy that Obama has won the prize, but now he has to EARN it.
Here's my question: Where is President Ronald W. Reagan's Nobel Prize?
On June 12, 1987, President Reagan stood on a podium in West Berlin in front of THE BERLIN WALL and gave what was to be the greatest speech of his Presidency. In that speech President Reagan defied his own advisers and said to the world, "General Secretary Gorbachev, TEAR DOWN THIS WALL!" Challenging the then General Secretary of the former Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, to do so.
Ronald Reagan, without firing a shot or dropping one bomb, using only the power of his spoken word, he did indeed convince General Secretary Gorbachev to finally tear down the Berlin Wall which led not only to the reunification of Berlin, but to the entire country of Germany.
So why then did they decide to award the Nobel Prize for Peace to General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev? Without Reagan, the Berlin Wall would still be standing.
