Nobel Prize winner and former President of the United States of America, Jimmy Carter, went to visit the grave site of another Nobel Laureate, the late Yasser Arafat. He then went to pursue conversations with worldwide recognized arch-terrorists.
Young Americans are spilling their blood in an effort to curb terrorism. Young Israelis are being killed in an effort to protect civilians being bombed daily by Carter’s new pals. Billions of dollars lost daily in an effort (futile) to accomplish some peace in this region.
Have we lost our minds?
And out of curiosity. Wouldn’t you think that a multitude of Nobel Peace Prize winners in the region suggests a certain level of peace? Well, here’s the story. Menachem Begin, a Nobel Peace Prize Winner died of broken heart for sacrificing young Israeli soldiers in a war that achieved absolutely nothing. Anwar Al Sadat, a Nobel Peace Prize winner was murdered in Egypt. Yitzhak Rabin, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, was murdered in 1995 while attending a peace rally in Tel Aviv. Yasser Arafat, a Nobel Peace Prize winner never gave up terrorism as a legitimate means for accomplishing his political agenda (Carter’s talks with Hamas proves him right). Jimmy Carter, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, talks to terrorists, shakes their blood red hands, and kisses their cheeks. Shimon Peres, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, the president of the State of Israel, is, well, I’m not sure what he is or does, but he’s still here with us.
With so many Nobel Laureates, wouldn’t you expect some peace in the middle east? I see none. And by the way, if you think that the UN is a peaceful organization, thank again. Terrorists thrive under UN supervision. Every day of the week.
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