Jared Kushner Nominated

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I wonder if this would drive Donald Trump crazy. We all know he longs to be recognized for doing something great. The fact that Kushner is getting nominated for something that happened during Trump's presidency must sting.

I mean, I doubt he'll win it, but you never know....
I agree, ain't gonna happen. But Trump has and will claim credit for anything he actually accomplished....
 

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So, you're not very observant. I can't help you with that.
having lived and travelled extensively in the ME - i know whats going on - cant help you if you get your info from the inside of a box of matches
 

Leimonis

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having lived and travelled extensively in the ME - i know whats going on - cant help you if you get your info from the inside of a box of matches
what's your opinion then? is there any real change other than Israelis now being able to travel to Dubai?
 

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For context, these Presidents have won the Nobel Prize (unashamingly cut and paste from a civic website)

(1) Theodore Roosevelt (1906)
  • Roosevelt, the 26th occupant of the White House (1901-09), was not only the first American president but also the world’s first statesman to win the honour, five years after the Peace Prize was instituted in 1901.
  • He was given the prize for negotiating peace between imperial Russia and Japan after the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05.
  • He was also praised for his efforts in resolving a dispute between the US and Mexico through arbitration, and for extending the use of arbitration as a means for settling international disputes.
  • At home, Roosevelt launched radical social and economic reform policies and earned a reputation as a “trust buster” for breaking up monopolies.
(2) Woodrow Wilson (1919)
  • Wilson (1913-21) was given the award for his efforts in ending World War I, and for being the key architect of the League of Nations– born out of his famous ‘Fourteen Points’.
  • Although the League faltered in a few years, it served as a blueprint for the United Nations after World War II.
  • At home, Wilson saw the reduction of import duties, started America’s central bank and a national business oversight body, and strengthened anti-monopoly and labour laws.
  • In his second term, the US passed its 19th constitutional amendment giving women the right to vote.
(3) Jimmy Carter (2002)
  • The 39th President was awarded the Peace Prize “for his decades of untiring effort to find peaceful solutions to international conflicts, to advance democracy and human rights, and to promote economic and social development”.
  • During his presidency (1977-81), Carter earned praise for his role in bringing about a peace agreement between Israel and Egypt.
  • His later years were more fraught, including foreign policy failures such as the conflict with Iran and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, culminating in him losing re-election to the conservative Ronald Reagan in 1980.
  • Post his presidency, Carter pursued peace and mediation efforts independently and co-founded the Carter Center, a non-profit that chiefly works to advance human rights.
(4) Barack Obama (2009)
  • The country’s 44th President (2009-2017) was given the Nobel Peace Prize “for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples”.
  • Cited among Obama’s achievements were his promotion of nuclear non-proliferation, and bringing a “new climate” in international relations.
  • Obama donated the full prize money – 10 million Swedish kronor (around $1.4 million) – to charity.
 

Darts

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Woodrow Wilson is now in deep goo goo.
 

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What have you done? Have you negotiated normalization of relations between Israel and Kosovo? How about the Gulf States? Israel is opening diplomatic facilities in countries where Jews were not even allowed to step foot in. What have you done?
Franky thinks it is evil for countries to make peace with Israel.
 

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Franky thinks it is evil for countries to make peace with Israel.
Peace is great, selling countries you called dictatorships last month weapons isn't peace.
 
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Leimonis

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Better him than BLM or Obama, that's for sure.

what do you bet that she has achieved more in her life than you will ever achieve?
 

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I think selling weapons to some Arab states is a given whether there are peace deals or not. Better those sales happen when there are peace deals than not because they will happen anyway..
 

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Leimonis

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Hey Lemonade, I'm not pretty like her and don't suck cock Big difference.
so sounds like she did achieve more than you ever will, in other words it's you who sucks cock in life, not her ;)
 

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so sounds like she did achieve more than you ever will, in other words it's you who sucks cock in life, not her ;)
She's the one that got where she is by sucking cock, if you feel that's the way for you to get ahead in life, go ahead. 😂😂😂😂

 
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