Thank you, Slip! Let me subscribe to the synthesis of your analysis.
On 9 Okt., 15:01, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote:
> Considering the quagmire of obstacles that have been dumped in his
> lap, the underlying adversity in his election with a wavering voting
> mass, I think Obama has made great strides and hopefully he will see
> much of his vision come to fruition. BravObama!
>
>
>
On Oct 9, 4:18 am, franan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > So, the prize committee chooses Obama, less than a year after he has
> > begun to operate on the world stage, before many concrete results have
> > been seen.
>
> > Spontaneously, I see this as a gesture of thankfulness and hope;
> > thankfulness to the American people that they have elected a successor
> > to Bush, a man who did so much global damage, a successor who works
> > with different visions and ideal-structures, a more positive
> > fundamental view of what it means to be human and what societies
> > (local, national and global) can and should be doing and achieving.
>
> > Hope that he will realise some of this vision and trust that his
> > country and the world puts in him. The past few months have made me a
> > little concerned that the experts and lobbyists, advisors and
> > prsional aal analysts are wearing him down with detail and
> > realpolitik.
>
> > Maybe this award will strengthen that "Yes, we can" impetus, in the
> > face of the everyday inertia of the thousand arguments of
> > complicatedness against cing anything, ag, against daring to hope.
>
> > Francis
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