19-10-2010, 09:21 PM
From: Behind the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize
by Thierry Meyssan, 19 October 2009
http://www.voltairenet.org/article162559.html#nh2After the inference in the Kenyan elections 2007, by Senator Obama, as participant in a secret inter-agency (CIA-NED-USAID-NSA), Madeleine Albright, as NDI President (the branch of the National Endowment for Democracy that specializes in handling left-wing parties) and John McCain, as chairman of the IRI (the branch of the National Endowment for Democracy that specializes in handling right-wing parties) - resulting in sectarian violence, deaths, displacements and lost jobs - the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights stepped in. The board of this respected NGO was newly chaired by the former Prime Minister of Norway, Thorbjørn Jagland. Breaking with the Center’s traditional impartiality, he sent two mediators on site, whose expenses were entirely footed by Madeleine Albright’s NDI (that is to say ultimately out of the U.S. Department of State’s budget).
by Thierry Meyssan, 19 October 2009
http://www.voltairenet.org/article162559.html#nh2After the inference in the Kenyan elections 2007, by Senator Obama, as participant in a secret inter-agency (CIA-NED-USAID-NSA), Madeleine Albright, as NDI President (the branch of the National Endowment for Democracy that specializes in handling left-wing parties) and John McCain, as chairman of the IRI (the branch of the National Endowment for Democracy that specializes in handling right-wing parties) - resulting in sectarian violence, deaths, displacements and lost jobs - the Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights stepped in. The board of this respected NGO was newly chaired by the former Prime Minister of Norway, Thorbjørn Jagland. Breaking with the Center’s traditional impartiality, he sent two mediators on site, whose expenses were entirely footed by Madeleine Albright’s NDI (that is to say ultimately out of the U.S. Department of State’s budget).
Quote:On September 29, Thorbjørn Jagland was elected Secretary General of the Council of Europe following a behind-the-scenes agreement between Washington and Moscow [Although the United States are not a member of the Council of Europe, they have great influence. Moscow did not particularly support Jagland, but wanted to stop the Polish candidate Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz.]. This called for a favor in return. Although membership of the Nobel Committee is incompatible with a major executive political position, Jagland did not resign. He argued that the law strictly prohibits the combination with a ministerial office but says nothing about the Council of Europe. He then returned to Oslo on October 2. The same day, the Committee appointed President Obama for the 2009 Peace prize.
Quote:Vice-President of Socialist International, Thorbjørn Jagland is a strong supporter of NATO and of Norway joining the European Union. He associates with elite globalists and participated in the work of the Council on Foreign Relations, the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Group. His political record has been marred by several corruption scandals involving his entourage, including his friend and Planning Minister Terje Roed Larsen (the current UN Special Coordinator for peace negotiations in the Middle East).