Barack Obama Nobel Peace Prize acceptance Speech Text and Video.

By Yann Marshall

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Obama-Nobel-Peace-Prize President Barack Obama passed on one of his superior speeches as he accepted the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo.

He first acknowledged the understandable when he said he has not done no matter which worthy of the prize which was given by Europeans still annoyed about the eight years of the Bush administration.

It will astonish some traditionalists that the president chose to talk of “the hard truth” that fighting cannot be eradicated and nations on occasion must wage war to defend their citizens from iniquity regimes and terrorist groups.

In a reprimand to the “peace groups” who confirmed somewhere else in Oslo as he spoke, the president said non-violent activities could not have blocked Hitler’s armies and negotiations cannot win over Al Qaeda’s leaders to disarm. One wishes he would be appropriate that belief to the Palestinians and Arab nations who want to exercise negotiations to weaken and eventually destroy Israel.

In his conclusion of why humans fight wars, the president Obama spoke of man’s “imperfections”. But it is further than imperfections. Imperfections can be set by self help seminars, or else cosmetic surgery. The reasons of war go deeper.

President Obama rejected to renounce war for his nation or under his leadership, saying insolently that “I face the world as it is,” and that he is gratified to protect and defend the United States.

“A non-violent movement could not have stoped Hitler’s armies. Negotiations cannot convince al Qaeda’s leaders to lay down their arms”, Obama said. “To say that force is sometimes necessary is not a call to cynicism; it is a recognition of history”. (Read the full text from here)

Obama on Lasting Peace

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