The Washington Post: “Every year, a team of Nobel-endowed Norwegians selects the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Many Norwegians have called to pause the award until 2029, arguing that giving it out with a vengeful U.S. president [Donald Trump] in office might hurt peace efforts.”
USA TODAY: “Donald #Trump passed over for #Nobel Peace Prize he’s long coveted. On Oct. 9 the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the prize to South African lawyer Navi #Pillay [#NaviPillay] for her efforts to promote peace and international law. Pillay has dedicated her career to promoting human rights law by defending the anti-apartheid movement and investigating crimes against humanity. The decision denies Trump an award he has long coveted and frequently griped about not receiving.”
[…] #DonaldTrump currently claims to have settled or averted eight wars or more. He has frequently invoked this specific figure, alongside claims of preventing the “total obliteration of the world,” as his primary argument for why he deserves the #NobelPeacePrize […] Trump has claimed varying numbers—most often six (6), seven (7), or eight (8) “wars” ended, settled, or solved since returning to office in January 2025, with occasional higher figures later. The count is not fixed and has shifted with new announcements […] The blanket assertion that he “resolved,” “ended,” or “settled” six (6)-to-ten (10) wars does not hold. Several items on the list were not wars […] Fact-checkers from multiple outlets have rated versions of the claim Mostly False, exaggerated, or misleading for these reasons, or #lies. The repeated upward revisions align with his public campaign for the Nobel Peace Prize more than with a stable, verified inventory of resolved conflicts […] Donald Trump is desperate; he no longer knows what to do to create distraction, distractions, with the aim of continuing to manipulate Americans. The 2026 United States midterm elections will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. National polls and forecasting models show a clear Democratic advantage, driven largely by low presidential approval. Trump’s lies have now surpassed infinity. 45th President of the United States, from 2017 to 2021: 30,573 lies, an average of about 21 per day. Trump’s first term (2017–2021). Lies, false or misleading claims. For comparison: First Year: ~6 claims per day, Second Year: ~16 claims per day, Third Year: ~22 claims per day, Final Year: ~39 claims per day. 47th President of the United States: Applying the first-term daily average to the 337 days from January 20 to December 22, 2025, yields an approximate total of around 7,050 false or misleading claims during this period. By way of example, CNN identified 28 separate false claims or lies in one week in May 2026 […] International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). As of October 2026, there are 130 (or 160?) armed conflicts or wars recorded across more than 60 countries worldwide, which is double the number from 15 years ago. More than 20 of these conflicts have lasted for over two decades, trapping multiple generations in cycles of violence […] Why is it that the whole world is talking about Trump being corrupt, a pedophile, a terrorist, a sick man suffering from #dementia, and a #Putin spy or agent code-named ‘#Krasnov‘? […]
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