You may have forgotten Trump’s Peace Council. The vanity organization created by Trump appears to have been designed as a way for Trump to obtain the Nobel Peace Prize by creating a front organization that he took charge of and which is supposed to be responsible for resolving conflicts and creating peace.
However, billions of dollars have been invested in the board, and no one knows who controls operations or where the money is going.
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A big wake-up call was raised when the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office filed a trademark application with the Board of Peace for Donald Trump.
Democrats in Congress are quietly fighting this trademark because if Trump owned the trademark, he would be able to monetize the Board of Peace for financial gain.
House Judiciary Democrats pressured the Patent and Trademark Office to drop the application, and they did.
House Judiciary Committee Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) said in a statement:
The USPTO’s decision to abandon its troubling trademark applications for the “Board of Peace” is a welcome and necessary course correction. From the outset, the USPTO Director’s baffling and unprecedented decision to apply for trademarks for President Trump raised serious concerns about its legality given that the Lanham Act prohibits applications on behalf of another person unless you are their attorney, which the Director specifically denied.
Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee have aggressively investigated whether the USPTO is being manipulated and misused to conceal the true owner of what appears to be an unregulated global slush fund funded by both foreign governments and U.S. taxpayers, but effectively controlled by President Trump, the board’s self-proclaimed “chairman for life.”
The structure and shadow of the Peace Council should raise red flags, as the top House Judiciary Committee, Democrats, later explained.