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Trump announced this week that he has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for ending eight different wars around the world, and within the same forty-eight hour news cycle his administration deployed the USS Gerald R. Ford carrier strike group along with fifteen thousand combat troops to the Caribbean in the largest American military buildup in the region since the Cuban Missile Crisis. This deployment ostensibly targets narco-terrorism in Venezuela but actually prepares for regime change operations to secure American corporate access to the world's largest proven oil reserves, using the same rhetorical framework that justified the Iraq invasion with weapons of mass destruction replaced by drug trafficking as the existential threat requiring immediate military intervention. The systematic collapse of every peace agreement Trump claims as diplomatic success—Thailand-Cambodia fighting resumed within days, Rwanda-Congo warfare exploded within hours—reveals how completely peace rhetoric has been weaponized to provide operational cover for military expansion and resource extraction rather than genuine conflict resolution. This represents the complete transformation of peace institutions into imperial legitimization mechanisms, where Nobel Prize nominations provide international legitimacy for presidents whose interventions consistently generate more violence while securing corporate access to resources through managed instability and controlled regime change operations.