"For over six decades contributed to the advancement of peace and reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe"
With this motivation, last Friday the Oslo academy decided the Nobel
Peace Prize for the European Union. Many have criticised the decision as
happened in 2009 for Barack Obama's Nobel. At that time, I agreed on
that criticism since Obama had not proven yet to deserve such a prize.
His administration had really little time to cope with world peace. One
year was not enough either for him or any other one. I believe that on
that occasion political marketing prevailed over reality. A good
intention does not exactly mean a good action. It is a plus, of course.
Especially after a decade of US politics inspired to Bush JR's "hawky"
wars. But that doesn't make of Obama ... more on #USofEurope
