Oh I see this all the time myself among certain individual brothers or sisters in my congregation. Whenever a past president uttered the words "peace and security" there was bound to be somebody getting all excited and giddy.
Even online, some brothers and sisters will start circulating or posting a video clip of that political figure trying the words, complete with a scriptural reference and some dramatic music. I should have saved them, as it would be fun to show them off right now. Clinton, Bush, Obama, Trump, Biden - I think they've all said it. I fathom this happens in other countries as well.
What we do know according to the apostle Paul is that we 'will not be in darkness' and that it won't 'overtake us like thieves' of we have spiritual insight (1 Thess 5:4). In other words, the declaration of "peace and security" that we are waiting for will be blaringly obvious to us. It'll be unlike any one-off reference like before.
When we hear the term "a declaration of peace and security" we immediately think of a single event, major act, and so we've often interpreted this to mean all the nations (or "all" the nations as represented by the UN) declaring some sort of victory. "Look, we've achieved peace!". And maybe that's true. It will be false, but that won't stop it from being "declared".
But there Bible doesn't exactly say there will be a "declaration of peace and security". Paul says "whenever it is they are saying..." which is an action in progress, not complete. That's why I personally speculate that it will be something said and repeated constantly, maybe even daily for weeks or months. It might be a campaign or an effort being championed to hopefully bring "peace and security" as the end result.
It has to be loud and obvious (and maybe repetitive) if we are not going"to be in darkness" about it. We will understand what's really happening. The world on the other hand will be sucking up the propaganda and falling for it.
However this prophecy is fulfilled is fine with me. But yes when I see a president utter the words "peace and security" and then watch a particular brother or sister get all giddy giddy, I try to remind them to not get too excited just yet, but commend them for keeping on the watch.