Is There A Nobel Prize For Hatred?

I would love to sit down and talk to members of the Nobel committee as to the process of sticking its collective noses into the American political realm. For example: "Have you given any thought as to the transparency of your Peace Prize selections of late, especially that they have been aimed at one political party-- and one man in it, George Bush -- in the United States of America?" This would probably make the members jump out of their chairs once the question was translated. These uber-liberals' transparency (one of Obama's pet words) is just that, transparent. One other transparent thought from me to them: "You seem to have nothing but evil thoughts on a one former U.S. president -- George Bush. Is it fair to be so transparent on what is a global award?"...... Look, this has turned into how can the committee keep laying it on to that 'dastardly' man (George Bush) year after year? I think the committee has a hate-filled thing about Republicans in general. Only one man (Henry Kissinger, and he's no conservative, more a moderate, maybe even a liberal) has won the Peace prize in modern times. Three of the last six are big liberals. Your committee has even publicly admitted your intentions toward President Bush. Oh, well, it's your award and you're entitled to be as transparent as you want to be. But your hatred for George Bush is transparent and, eventually, it will bring many to scorn your vindictiveness, uh, hatred. And here's a final note: I predict you have made this award meaningless So, congratulations, I leave you by announcing you have won my Hatred Prize. And one other thing: I wish I had the chance to vote for George Bush again.