After Nobel Prize Snub, Donald Trump Has No Obligation 'To Think Purely Of Peace'

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Donald Trump messaged Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store, saying he no longer feels bound to think "purely of peace" after being ignored for the Nobel Peace Prize, PBS reported. He tied Norway’s role in the prize to his foreign policy demands, questioning Denmark’s claim to Greenland and saying NATO should do something for the United States. Trump argued Denmark cannot protect Greenland from Russia or China and said the world is not secure without "complete and total control" of the island. He has claimed he ended eight wars and saved millions of lives, while criticizing Barack Obama’s award.