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The Nobel War is Peace Prize.

When it comes to destroying your brand,

no war agent Nobel Committee is the bud light of peace prizes.

After all, back in 2009, they gave the peace prize to a President Barack Obama,

who then went on to bomb at least seven countries, set the Middle East on fire, and even conducted

drone strikes on American citizens. Other awardees have had similar suspicious records as

peacemakers. They even gave a peace prize to the likes of Henry Kissinger. This year has proven

to be no different. Last week, the Nobel Committee announced that the 2025 Peace Prize would go to Venezuelan politician Maria Corina Machado.

Machado has a long history in the Venezuelan opposition, including support for and participation in the U.S.-backed 2002 coup against then-President Hugo Chavez.

She is likewise a strong opponent of current Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro,

and in 2018 even wrote a letter to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asking for Israel's

assistance in overthrowing the Venezuelan government.

Shouldn't we be cheering anyone seeking overthrow Maduro's authoritarian style of socialism that is hardly helping the

people of the country?

Perhaps, but what Machado is seeking is very different from working for change in her country's

system of government.

She has long worked with and been paid by the U.S. government's

regime change apparatus, the National Endowment for Democracy. Ned was founded under President

Reagan to do openly what the CIA has been notorious for doing in secret,

overthrowing foreign governments that Washington doesn't like.

Scratch any of the colored revolutions of the past 30 years, and you will find the participation

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