The Taliban condemned Barack Obama's NOBEL PEACE PRIZE by saying that Obama is increasing number of troop in Afghanistan rather than to bring peace.His aggressive policies are still going on.
According toTaliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid no change come in the strategy for peace.Obama has done nothing for peace in afghanistan.
We condemn the Obama's Nobel Peace Prize.This statement came from an unknown location.
When he was we had lot of hopes that he wil bring a change but he is following the same policy he brought no change in Afghnistan.
He is increasing the war.He shed the blood of innocent people here and increased troops.He also want to send more troops.
Obama won the award less than a year after he took office with the jury hailing his "extraordinary" diplomatic efforts.
Obama, 48, took office in January and has since sought to restore US standing in the world after widespread criticism over the war in Iraq and the superpower's attitude to efforts to control global warming.
He is currently considering a request from his military commanders to send another 40,000 troops to Afghanistan, where a Taliban insurgency is gaining strength, and the death toll of foreign soldiers has surged.
Afghanistan's President Hamid Karzai, whose government is supported by the US and NATO allies, welcomed the award as "appropriate".
"His hard work and his new vision on global relations, his will and efforts for creating friendly and good relations at global level and global peace make him the appropriate recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize," Karzai's spokesman Siamak Hirai said.
A prominent Afghan candidate for the prize, women's and human rights activist Sima Samar, told AFP she respected the Nobel committee's decision.
Through her spokesman, Nader Nadery, she said she was happy her candidacy had "brought major recognition to Afghanistan's women" and to her own work.
As Obama considers escalating the US troop presence in Afghanistan, he is expected to meet with senior military advisers again on Friday as speculation is rising that he may not opt for an increased counter-insurgency force.
The senior commander of the more than 100,000 US and NATO troops in Afghanistan, US General Stanley McChrystal, has warned that the war against the Taliban could fail without reinforcements.
Speculation is rising that Obama may see the Taliban, which is spreading its footprint across Afghanistan, posing less of a threat to US security than Al-Qaeda and may choose to concentrate effort on Pakistan instead.
On the streets of Kabul, Afghans said they did not believe Obama's policies had improved the situation in their war-ravaged country.
Indeed, said shopkeeper Ahamd Tawab, "the situation is getting worse here".
Abdul Hakeem, an eighteen-year-old tailor, said: "At least I can say that he is better than George Bush."
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