President Donald Trump - If you Truly Seek the Noble Prize for Peace ,Choose Peace Over War.

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President Donald Trump – If You Truly Seek the Nobel Peace Prize, Choose Peace Over War


An Open Letter to Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump


The world today stands on the brink of a catastrophic conflict. Tensions between Israel and Iran are escalating at a rapid pace. With the deployment of U.S. B-2 bombers to Guam Air Base, the threat of American involvement has grown serious. What lies ahead could spiral into a global war with nuclear consequences. At this critical juncture, only one man has the moral authority and global influence to stop it — former U.S. President Donald Trump.


Pakistan’s Nomination of Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize — A Fact-Based Decision


Pakistan’s nomination of Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize was not symbolic — it was grounded in his previous accomplishments:

1. De-escalation of Pakistan–India Conflict (2019):

When two nuclear-armed neighbors were on the brink of war, President Trump’s timely diplomatic intervention helped diffuse tensions, preventing widespread destruction in South Asia.

2. Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from Afghanistan:

Trump initiated the longest war’s end through direct negotiations and peace talks, fulfilling a promise to end “forever wars.”

3. Reduction of U.S. Military Presence in Iraq:

His administration focused on stabilizing the region rather than engaging in regime change, moving away from decades of failed interventionist policies.


These are not just political decisions; they are acts of restraint and leadership — qualities the world needs now more than ever.


Iran–Israel War: A Precursor to Global Annihilation


The threat posed by a full-scale Iran-Israel war is not regional. It is global.


If the United States joins this war:

• China and Russia may align against American-led intervention.

• Global oil supplies will be disrupted, skyrocketing inflation and pushing billions toward economic collapse.

• Civilians across the Middle East will suffer mass casualties, and a new refugee crisis will engulf Europe and Asia.

• A Third World War — with nuclear weapons involved — becomes a real possibility.


Mr. Trump, the Opportunity Is Yours to Make History – Again


The same man who promised to put “America First” also promised to end senseless wars. Mr. Trump, you now have the rare opportunity to not only prevent a war but to cement your legacy as a true global peacemaker.


The Nobel Peace Prize is not given for military power — it is earned by those who resist it.


You have the chance to:

• Publicly oppose U.S. military involvement in any future Iran-Israel conflict.

• Use your influence with allies like Saudi Arabia and Israel to encourage restraint.

• Call for a new Middle East Peace Conference with the U.S. as a mediator, not a combatant.

• Offer an alternative vision: a peaceful, prosperous world led by strength, not by fear.


A New Global Narrative: “No More Wars, Only Progress”


If you want to inspire the world again, give it a new vision:


“We don’t want wars. We want progress. We want peace — not just for Americans, but for all of humanity.”


This is the message millions are waiting to hear — from you.


A Message to President Trump – The World Is Watching


Mr. Trump, you have proven yourself to be more than a conventional politician. You have challenged the system, reshaped narratives, and taken bold stands when others remained silent.


But if you fail to stop this war, you risk becoming just another name in a long line of leaders who chose destruction over dialogue.


If, however, you succeed in preventing this war — if you can stop the drums of battle — you will not only deserve the Nobel Peace Prize, you will be remembered for generations as a savior of peace, not just in America, but for the entire planet.


Conclusion: This Is Your Moment


The B-2 bombers have left Guam. The Middle East is on fire. The world is slipping toward disaster. But one voice, one decision, one leader — you — can stop it all.


Choose peace. Choose restraint. Choose diplomacy.

Earn your place in history — not as a warrior, but as a peacemaker.


The world needs you now more than ever.


Syed Ali Raza

World Peace Advocate 

Mail:   QuaidePakistan@gmail.com

Twitter: @QuaidePakistan

Youtube: @Mr.QuaidePakistan

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