Putin admonishes (Peace Nobel Prize winner) Barrack Obama. Published on Aug 31, 2013 The Russian president has expressed certainty that the strategy for a military intervention in Syria is a contingency …More
Putin admonishes (Peace Nobel Prize winner) Barrack Obama.
Published on Aug 31, 2013
The Russian president has expressed certainty that the strategy for a military intervention in Syria is a contingency measure from outside and a direct response to the Syrian government's recent combat successes, coupled with the rebels' retreat from long-held positions. READ MORE: on.rt.com/sfpf5m
Follow LIVE UPDATES on Syria 'chemical weapons' crisis: on.rt.com/0yh5ju
Published on Aug 31, 2013
The Russian president has expressed certainty that the strategy for a military intervention in Syria is a contingency measure from outside and a direct response to the Syrian government's recent combat successes, coupled with the rebels' retreat from long-held positions. READ MORE: on.rt.com/sfpf5m
Follow LIVE UPDATES on Syria 'chemical weapons' crisis: on.rt.com/0yh5ju
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Obama didn't deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. He hasn't accomplished anything yet and he doesn't deserve to win Any prize, unless it be for the most Unpatriotic President award. He was barely in office and did Nothing as a senator. In his acceptance speech, Obama admitted that he did not deserve the Prize. That was the first and probably the last honest statement we'll ever hear from the guy. ...as …More
Obama didn't deserve the Nobel Peace Prize. He hasn't accomplished anything yet and he doesn't deserve to win Any prize, unless it be for the most Unpatriotic President award. He was barely in office and did Nothing as a senator. In his acceptance speech, Obama admitted that he did not deserve the Prize. That was the first and probably the last honest statement we'll ever hear from the guy. ...as for the committee of decision makers of above 'prize', they have proven to the world their ignorance and has caused this once honorable and prestigious award to become nothing more than a 'carnival' prize.