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The '''Holberg Prize''' is an international prize awarded yearly by the [[Norway|Norweigan]] government to scholars for their work in the [[art]]s, [[humanities]], [[social science]]s, [[law]] and [[theology]], either within one of these particular fields or through interdisciplinary work.
The '''Holberg Prize''' is an international prize awarded yearly by the [[Norway|Norweigan]] government to scholars for their work in the [[art]]s, [[humanities]], [[social science]]s, [[law]] and [[theology]], either within one of these particular fields or through interdisciplinary work.
At the 2022 Holberg Debate, the respected scholar of [[international relations]], [[Prof. John Mearsheimer]], told former Norwegian prime minister and [[globalist]] advocate for the [[NATO war in Ukraine]] Carl Bildt,
At a 2022 Holberg Debate, the respected scholar of [[international relations]], [[Prof. John Mearsheimer]], told former Norwegian prime minister and [[globalist]] advocate for the [[NATO war in Ukraine]] Carl Bildt,
{{quotebox-float|"I would actually like to use my time to ask Carl a question. One thing that strikes me just listening to you talk, and I think it's true of a lot of people who I interact with, is I place a great emphasis on the nuclear threat. I live in fear that this is going to turn into a [[nuclear war]]. And my argument is that, as I said in my formal presentation, that the more successful we are, we meaning [[the West]] and [[Ukrainian]]s, the more likely it is that the Russians will use nuclear weapons.
{{quotebox-float|"I would actually like to use my time to ask Carl a question. One thing that strikes me just listening to you talk, and I think it's true of a lot of people who I interact with, is I place a great emphasis on the nuclear threat. I live in fear that this is going to turn into a [[nuclear war]]. And my argument is that, as I said in my formal presentation, that the more successful we are, we meaning [[the West]] and [[Ukrainian]]s, the more likely it is that the Russians will use nuclear weapons.