By Kevin Carson | Center for a Stateless Society | November 18, 2013
Nothing like starting out your day with a laugh — and today I have Matthew Lynch (“12 Reasons Why Obama is One of the Greatest Presidents Ever,” Huffington Post, November 15) to thank for it.
York University is no longer running an ad that mistakenly implied that one of its graduates is a Peace Prize laureate.
A York University advertising campaign falsely implies that Roger Pulwarty has won a Nobel Peace Prize.
The New York Times reports on the IPCC leak I publicized yesterday.
Kirsty Duncan no longer describes herself as a "Nobel Peace Prize laureate" on her Facebook page.
Kirsty Duncan's Facebook page says she's been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Being 1 of 39 people involved in one chapter (out of 11) of an obscure report is apparently all it takes.
What happens to people who claim to be Peace Prize winners even though they aren't? They get a job at the White House.
Michael Mann's boss at Penn State University - Dean William Easterling - falsely claims to be a Nobel laureate on his CV.
By Finian Cunningham | Press TV | October 11, 2013
The Nobel Peace Prize should be renamed the Nobel Propaganda Prize, after this year’s ever-so contrived award to the UN-approved chemical weapons team sent to disarm Syria.
Other dubious winners of the “illustrious” prize include the accused war criminal, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who oversaw the genocidal carpet-bombing of Indochina during the 1970s.
