Of course, US President Donald Trump has developed a proclivity for ensuring a Nobel Prize. It is quite clear from his efforts. He is confounding the public with his opaque statements. On the red carpet, however, a bit more shocking words were spoken by him as he eagerly awaits the Nobel awards season.
However, his critics maintain that it seems rather difficult for him to secure the highly sought-after prestigious award.
Is it not correct to point out that telling a lie remains not only optional but rather given free rein in our everyday conversations? If an obvious lie is noticed in our earthly life, it is criticised in a bit harsher manner.
In terms of the Nobel Peace Prize, President Donald Trump won't have the endurance to wait a little longer to find out if he luckily won this year's world-famous laureate title. He has long mastered the art of boasting, whether that’s for his intense desire to get a Nobel honour.
In classic Trump style, it was high drama with a nod to tasteful precision, aimed at securing a prestigious award for his thorough political effect.
The Nobel awards are reportedly going to be announced on October 10 this year. Stopping fictitious conflicts is unlikely to benefit him, despite his curiosity for the highest noble honour, undoubtedly. Intensive desire makes him more desperate for a Nobel Peace Prize.
It is for this reason that he had purposely renamed the US Department of Defence as the Department of War. This news stands its ground.
Further, he even issued a stern warning to Chicago, evoking Apocalypse Now, has boasted about ending another war between two countries, but strangely enough, this one never happened, reportedly.
The shroud of one-time history will register a different chapter if he obtains the award that resonates with the hums of hope for him, scattering light filtering through the arched-stone window.
However, on the important peace deals, after mentioning the big agreement he brokered between Armenia and Azerbaijan, he said, We settled that war that was not settleable, as the expression goes. Yet Cambodia and Armenia have never been at war – probably because they are supposed to be existing more than 6,600 kilometres (around 4,100 miles) apart.
Speaking comfortably at the American Cornerstone Institute’s Founders’ Dinner at Mount Vernon, Virginia, the Republican President did not pause to boast about his laudable administration’s work on several issues, including teasing a formal report on autism that comes after Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr vowed to find its cause.
Social media users did not miss pointing out Trump’s blunder. It’s not the first mistake from Trump on the peace-making front.
He is said to have been previously promised he would help finish the ongoing war in Ukraine on day one of his second presidential term – something which did not happen. However, he later claimed it was said “figuratively.” What about his reference to Azerbaijan as 'Aberbaijan'? Any reaction.
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