Comments on: Irena Sendlerowa, German Heroine

By: Andrew Nichols

Andrew Nichols — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 01:30:47 +0000

Service to God and personal integrity are their own rewards. Let Al Gore keep his trophy, for all the good it will do him. This wonder of a woman now has riches that leave the “winner” looking like an also-ran.

By: Allan E.

Allan E. — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 06:09:42 +0000

Goers Global warming crap was and is just an elaborate rip off scheme that Gore and his cronies used to rake in billions of dollars. If Gore really believed his own stick he would not live such a wasteful life. 50 people could live comfortably on the money he pays for electricity alone. As for the Nobel prizes, they became meaningless politically correct bullshit long ago. Irena does not need such trash to validate herself. Her actions speak for themselves.

By: tarwater

tarwater — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 04:41:36 +0000

She did not receive the prize because we live in a world of meaningless audio-video, fueled in part by vapid leaders that have no substantial knowledge of the world’s problems or the possible solutions to the problems. Gore was a bore, his “science” was thin, and he made more than a few error of statement.

By: | This is me

| This is me — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 22:26:35 +0000

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By: Ghost|BOFH

Ghost|BOFH — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 18:46:38 +0000

And to add a little insult to injury:

Global warming is a hoax.

Damn.

Someone go kick those media seeking scientists and the jackass ALGORE in the balls please.

By: Patricia Wilson

Patricia Wilson — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 05:12:48 +0000

Well and good Octopus – that is a great comment – I am heathen myself and have all the Norse Pantheon to talk to but it does not stop me saying Godbless when I think of the way she put her life on the line – what is it the Christians say – it goes like “If ye have done this for the least of my little ones ye have done it for Me” did not their Jesus say that – and indeed aint it the God-Blessed Truth – this lady’s whole life must have been one long prayer – God bless her indeed

By: Octopus

Octopus — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 04:24:21 +0000

Heaven or not (I’m an atheist myself), this lady made a big difference right here on Earth. She sets a great example for humanity. God bless her (yes, atheists can say that too)!

By: Roger

Roger — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 00:34:05 +0000

AL who???? what a waste of a Nobel prize giving it to him. This wonderful lady is now receiving her well earned reward in heaven.

By: ele

ele — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 22:35:24 +0000

She was a god’s tool, and i belive she was rewarded in heaven.
this is another sign of Jesus, he is truth and live, because he puts love in the human beings…

search him!

By: EilDard

EilDard — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:41:06 +0000

It’s sad that people feel the need to debunk a theory with which they disagree. Of course, while exact figures quoted above may not be accurate, the truth is that a large majority of scientists DO accept Global Warming as a reality.

But this is not an end to it. Many of the ideas promoted by proponents of Global Warming will improve our quality of life immeasurably. For example, the proposed Global Smart Grid would provide clean energy, revitalise poor areas of the world with new jobs and trained engineers to help with sanitation and food production, and would practically enforce global co-operation.

Most proponents of Global Warming are actively trying to find ways to better the world we live in. There are a few nutjobs that want to do nothing more than scare people, but most, even if you don’t believe in their ideals, are positive, decent people.

Al Gore is a great figurehead, and while he has made some questionable decisions in both his political and personal life, please raise you hand any that have not. Now, anyone with a hand raised, please discount yourself from any further discussion on the matter, on account of being a conceited fool.

Onto the actual topic of the post: This woman was remarkable. What she did required great courage and a loving heart. But, as has already been mentioned, many others at the time took actions just as great, just as courageous and just as caring.

Furthermore, the Nobel Prize has *always* been political. It is a symbol, a way for work that is seen as important to be given an official endorsement, in order that the public, and in some cases, government officials will take it seriously. It is not given out to individuals for the saving of 2500 lives, an achievement which is in no way meaningless, but which is simply not a part of the goals of the award.

For me, the choice is very simple: We must better the world today, or the memories of yesterday will perish with us.

Remember Irene and all others like her, people the likes of whom make the world a brighter place to live. But you do not need to hate another in order to do so.