Staff Reports
In a world where chaos reigns supreme, President Trump’s name is echoing through the deserts and cities of the Middle East, hailed as a peacemaker by the sharpest of critics. That’s right—the same Middle East crowded with politically correct liberals who have perpetually failed to deliver peace now showers praise on Trump. Their cheers can be heard from every corner as his plan starts to take shape in Gaza. It’s almost as if the establishment refused to believe that a savvy businessman with a no-nonsense attitude could pull off what seasoned diplomats couldn’t.
While liberal elites sit in plush offices, sipping their lattes and ignoring real-world problems, Trump’s boots are on the ground. His practical approach is showing how American strength can forge peace. Under his decisive leadership, the first steps toward peace are being taken. The career politicians, with their endless babble and zero results, could learn a thing or two from him. These elites are experts in talking, but when it comes to action, they stumble like a toddler trying to run a marathon.
If those frosty Norwegians don’t award Donald Trump the Nobel Peace Prize — I think perhaps the Netherlandians could present him with an ICC Indictment Award — a prize he so richly deserves for his nine months of genicide support.
‘Trump deserves a Nobel Peace Prize’: Veteran… pic.twitter.com/W0ICbZHJ4u
— Peter Cronau (@PeterCronau) October 10, 2025
Middle Eastern leaders who once seemed like they couldn’t agree on anything other than their disdain for the West are now nodding and clapping for the very leader who promises to put America first. It’s a small miracle revealing itself in the most volatile part of the world. It is Trump’s peace deal that’s drawing curiosity and discussions in Nobel Prize circles—not the peace offerings of globalists who flash smiles but produce little else.
The liberal media, quick to criticize and slow to praise, must be fuming at this unexpected turn of events. They were sure that Trump would stumble, just as they stumble over every attempt to make logical arguments. Yet here we are, watching a delightful contradiction unfold—a conflict-averse strategy that fans of the globalist agenda thought was an impossible fantasy is now becoming a reality, thanks to Trump. They can’t fight real achievement with their tired chants of “Orange Man Bad.”
In whose world can chaos suddenly transform into peace, other than in a world led by Trump? If we’re bringing stability to the Middle East, what’s next? Could it be that it takes American grit and determination—not empty promises—to bring about real change? As Trump’s plan unfolds, one must wonder, will stubborn liberal critics finally acknowledge the success they never saw coming? Or is that asking too much of the dreamers detached from the truth?
