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The discussion centers on the absurdity of Donald Trump being considered for the Nobel Peace Prize, especially in light of ongoing wars and his contradictory actions. Trump’s supposed peace efforts are contrasted with his record of escalating conflicts, such as restarting arms shipments to Ukraine and authorizing bombings in Iran. Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson criticizes both Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing that their rhetoric and policies contribute to, rather than resolve, conflicts—particularly in the Middle East.
Netanyahu, in a recent statement, dismissed the idea of a two-state solution, citing Hamas’s October 7th attack and claiming it proves Palestinians can't be trusted with statehood. Johnson pushes back, labeling Netanyahu’s narrative as propaganda, pointing to lopsided casualty figures that suggest a genocide against Palestinians rather than mutual violence. He argues that the West, including Trump, is complicit in this by enabling Israeli actions while falsely portraying them as peaceful or defensive.
The conversation concludes with outrage at the global silence over what is described as systemic, large-scale Palestinian suffering and a manipulated narrative that inverts victim and aggressor roles.
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The discussion centers on the absurdity of Donald Trump being considered for the Nobel Peace Prize, especially in light of ongoing wars and his contradictory actions. Trump’s supposed peace efforts are contrasted with his record of escalating conflicts, such as restarting arms shipments to Ukraine and authorizing bombings in Iran. Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson criticizes both Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, arguing that their rhetoric and policies contribute to, rather than resolve, conflicts—particularly in the Middle East.
Netanyahu, in a recent statement, dismissed the idea of a two-state solution, citing Hamas’s October 7th attack and claiming it proves Palestinians can't be trusted with statehood. Johnson pushes back, labeling Netanyahu’s narrative as propaganda, pointing to lopsided casualty figures that suggest a genocide against Palestinians rather than mutual violence. He argues that the West, including Trump, is complicit in this by enabling Israeli actions while falsely portraying them as peaceful or defensive.
The conversation concludes with outrage at the global silence over what is described as systemic, large-scale Palestinian suffering and a manipulated narrative that inverts victim and aggressor roles.
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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