Created Fri 25th Sep 2:13pm PST by

valornhonor Level 10, Genius (H$13,563)

Will all Axis of Evilists sing in harmony?

Background: In recent days America, ok President Obama primarily, has been lauded, complimented or otherwise appreciated by an unusual cast of characters including Russia, Cuba, and Libya.

Just wondering will the heads of state in Iran and North Korea also have something nice to say about President Obama's policies by the end of 2009?

It's all very odd to me

Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.

Forecast history %

Iran says something nice, but not N Korea

N Korea says somethin nice, but not Iran

Both Iran & Korea say something nice

Neither says something nice

79%

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Comments: 2

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Initial likelihoods: Iran says something nice, but not N Korea: 18%, N Korea says somethin nice, but not Iran: 17%, Both Iran & Korea say something nice: 15%, Neither says something nice : 50%

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Predictions (32)

1 week ago

frogchop Level 17, Superdubber (H$1,694,250)

predicted Neither says something nice (H$1,500 at 66%)

5 weeks ago

carpet Level 12, Guru (H$26,096)

predicted Neither says something nice (H$500 at 64%)

7 weeks ago

jhc360 Level 9, Expert (H$8,401)

predicted Both Iran & Korea say something nice (H$20 at 8%)

8 weeks ago

autotom Level 6, Player (H$2,433)

predicted Iran says something nice, but not N Korea (H$40 at 9%)

8 weeks ago

mdad8200 Level 8, Super-Pro (H$5,853)

predicted Iran says something nice, but not N Korea (H$20 at 9%)

Comments (2)

valornhonor Level 10, Genius (H$13,563)

Oh yeah, Chavez already chimed in also.

posted 8 weeks ago

fingers_of_fury Level 18, Megadubber (H$2,442,387)

hee hee

Hugo Chavez: Smell of sulphur replaced with whiff of hope at UN
The smell of hope has replaced that of sulphur at the United Nations, Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan president, said on Thursday as he compared Barack Obama favourably to his predecessor, George W. Bush.

Addressing the UN in New York for the first time since he called Mr Bush a "devil" three years ago, Mr Chavez, a fierce Left-wing critic of America, made an hour-long speech that was almost as rambling as that delivered by Col Muammar Gaddafi a day earlier.
"The smell of sulphur is gone. It smells of hope," he said, adding cheekily that Mr Obama should "come over to the socialist side...come join the axis of evil over here".
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/venezuela/6229230/Hugo-Chavez-Smell-of-sulphur-replaced-with-whiff-of-hope-at-UN.html

posted 7 weeks ago