Why The Nobel Peace Prize Hates Trump
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Summary
Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize at least 7 times, but no one has won. Why hasn t he won yet? Why not Trump? Is it because he s not a good enough candidate? Why isn t he on the shortlist?
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Today we're going to solve the riddle why Trump is not winning the Nobel Peace Prize,
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or maybe he will, who knows, because when you think about all these people that have won,
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you know four presidents have won the Nobel Peace Prize? The great Jimmy Carter, legendary,
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not sure what he won it for. He won it many years after he was president, by the way,
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that felt bad for him, nice guy. Bad president, but nice guy. Obama won after nine months of
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being president. People still don't have a clue how he won. Nobel Peace Prize for what?
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ISIS got stronger. It was chaotic all over the world, but he won. Then you have Teddy
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Roosevelt, and then you have Woodrow Wilson that won. Five presidents that have been nominated.
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I'll give you the list, but how come Trump's not on that list? And what's the big deal about this
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Alfred Nobel guy? Isn't this the guy that invented dynamite? Isn't this the same guy that back in the
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days, a French journalist wrote an article in the paper because the day Alfred Nobel's brother died,
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Ludwig. They thought he died, so they said the merchant of death has officially died.
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And he reads this article saying, wait a minute, that's how they remember me? I'm known as a
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merchant of death for inventing dynamite. So many people died because of this man here. He decided
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to change his life, change his ways, committed himself to charity. By the time he died, I think
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in 1900, 1901, Nobel Prize started a few years later, and from then they started giving recognition
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for five categories. We're going to talk about all that stuff here today.
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If you value out of this video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel. Let's get right
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into it. Five categories. Ready? Physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature and peace is
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the one they're looking at with Trump. Now, it's been said, if you want to not win the Nobel Peace
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Prize, be a Republican, because it's left-leaning. A lot of people that win, they're typically on the
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left, even though some may say Teddy Roosevelt was a Republican. Three out of four presidents
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that were nominated who won were all on the left, and two of them didn't really do much. They just
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kind of gave it to him, Carter and Obama, for winning it, and some may even argue with Woodrow
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Wilson. Now, here's a few things, the controversy they have with Nobel Peace Prize. Political bias,
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number one, premature awards, what happened with Obama, expansive definition of peace,
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what does it really mean? And when we look at the list of other people that have won over the
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years, you see Wilson, you see George C. Marshall, Martin Luther King in 64, Henry Kissinger, Mother
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Teresa, Mikhail Gorbachev when he brought down the wall, Nelson Mandela, Al Gore, and a few others.
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Of the presidents that were nominated in the States, FDR, Hoover, Nixon was nominated for Nobel Peace
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Prize. Reagan nominated, and Donald Trump was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Now, the
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interesting thing is the president's been nominated at least seven times that we know about. One was in
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2018 by Norwegian MP Christian Tybrink-Jedi for his role in the thaw with North Korea. 2020 nominated
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again by Tybrink-Jedi for brokering the Abraham Accords between Israel and the UAE. 2021, he was nominated
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by a group of Australian parliamentarians, citing his caution in military matters. Recently, he was
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nominated by Bibi Netanyahu, highlighting the Abraham Accords and other peace efforts. Then the
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Cambodian Prime Minister, Han Manet, for brokering a ceasefire between Cambodia and Thailand. Then U.S.
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Representative Buddy Carter for a ceasefire between Israel and Iran, though a Ukrainian lawmaker
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withdrew his nomination on the same day. Pakistan for the de-escalation in the Pakistan-India conflict.
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This sparked significant backlash and protests in Pakistan. And last but not least, Israeli-born
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professor Anat Alon Bek nominating him for 2025, citing his diplomacy and hostage release efforts.
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And of course, you got to add the Armenia-Azerbaijan when you saw them shaking hands and then the
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signing. You would have never seen Ilya Aliyev and Pashinyan getting there talking to each other,
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but he brokered that deal. It's a beautiful scene. At the White House, sitting there signing,
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it was great. So the question is, why hasn't he won yet? He was president for four years
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and then he was out and he came in for six months and he's been doing a lot of stuff.
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Is it because the peace hasn't been long enough? Well, you know, the Iran-Israel still going on.
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It's not fully peace. You know, definitely not peace right now. Ukraine-Russia is still an issue.
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You know, of course, some of the other things, but maybe when he does get the deal that he's doing
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on Alaska, whether Zelensky will show up or not, who knows? But let's just say they make some
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progress there. If I were a betting man, I think he's going to win the Nobel Peace Prize.
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And if Davey does, oh my God, I can't wait to see the rage on people's faces on Twitter,
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on X, on YouTube, on CNN, on MSNBC, on the faces of everybody that's furious. And the reason why
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I think he's going to win it is the following reason. By the way, Polymarket has him at plus
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450. Some is plus, you know, 13 to 2, plus 650, plus 500. You bet $100, you win $500. I think
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he's going to win a Nobel Peace Prize because he's not going to slow down. Sometimes in life,
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the great thing about competition, to take the argument away from your opponent and your
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enemy is to have so many different successes on top of each other that you don't have a choice
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but to do something about it. You know, a lot of these nominations, they don't disclose who it
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is for 50 years. So let's just say you nominated somebody for the Nobel Peace Prize. We won't know
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that you nominated him for 50 years. They'll reveal it 50 years later, unless if you make it public.
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The people that do it publicly will find out about it. But I think this man is on track for winning
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the Nobel Peace Prize. Some people say the following, which is kind of a weird one to hear, but a lot of
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people believe this case as well. They say if you win a Nobel Peace Prize, you're kind of part of the
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establishment. And they don't give the Nobel Peace Prize to anti-establishment candidates. So
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if he doesn't win, it's actually a compliment at the highest level. If he does win, maybe he kind
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of joined the club. Who knows? Or he just piles so much success that those guys are just biting
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their nails saying, holy shit, if we don't give it to this guy, what else can we do right now?
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We gave it to Obama after nine months. He didn't do anything. I think they're going to be forced to
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do something. Who knows? What do you think? You think he's going to get it or not? I'd love to hear from
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you. You can manek me directly. I actually sincerely would want to know whether you think
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he's going to win the Nobel Peace Prize or not. This is my manek channel. Download the app. It's
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