NOBEL PEACE PRIZE COMMITTEE REGRETS FOR HONORING PRESIDENT OBAMA: STEPHEN GILL
Mr. Gill further said that soon after the public announcement of the decision of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee in 2009, he wrote an article to express my views. This article was widely published in the print and online media. “I am quoting a few pertinent lines from my article with its heading:
“SWEDISH ACADEMY IS FAILING TO ACHIEVE ITS HOLY GRAIL?"
"It was a gasp of surprise that the Nobel Peace Prize has gone to president of the United States of America who has served his nation not even for a year and who has not demonstrated anything worthwhile, except in his statements for disarmament. The question is why the Academy was in a rush to honor him. The Academy could have waited for a year at least to let him justify receiving this honor. If it was mainly for his talks, then there have been leaders and presidents before him who made similar statements in favour of disarmaments and to make the world nuclear-free…”.
"Maniac messiahs which I have illustrated in my epical poem The Flame (Vesta, 2008) are still on the increase, becoming more brutal. Unprecedented exodus of asylum seekers have failed to melt the hearts of Muslim nations. They have left it to the nations of the cross to accept this burden. These nations of the cross face domestic problems because of some wrong persons. It has been pointed out that around two percent of these asylum seekers consists of infiltrators. Peace is still will- o’-the-wisp and maniac messiahs are becoming more and more brutal. “
About STEPHEN GILL: Multiple award winning Stephen Gill has authored more than twenty books, including novels, literary criticism, and collections of poems. He is the subject of doctoral dissertations, and research papers. Nine books have been released by scholars and more are to be released on his works. For other details on Stephen Gill's works and ideology, kindly visit the following sites: www.stephengill.ca www.stgephengillcriticism.info Some poems about Stephen Gill can be found on www.writerslifelione.ca Address for submission: info@writerslifeline.ca