In October 1940, America was in the midst of a presidential election. On the other hand, World War II was also going on. At that time, the German army occupied Paris. However, the American administration was not ready to declare a world war. Franklin D. Roosevelt was re-elected president.

American historians claim that American voters chose a relatively qualified candidate in that election. He also made a record of being the first leader in American history to become president four times by winning re-election in 1944 during the World War. Many did not expect that he was making a single nationalist-like country participate in the global struggle by setting up a world war through the strengthening of military forces. 

"Your son will not go to war" Roosevelt promised to keep America away from war. But America entered the war under the pretext of Japan's attack on Pearl Harbour. He was heavily criticized for misleading the public. He was re-elected as president in 1944 but could not complete his term. After his death on April 12, 1945, Vice President Harry Truman became president. But less than three months later, he decided to drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. While at the time of his death, Roosevelt was concluding the issue of ending the war with Germany. Truman's decision quickly ended the war, but also cost millions of innocent lives. That is historically the record of American brutality. But Truman was elected president in 1948 despite fierce opposition from the Democratic Party. It also indicates the psychology of the American electorate. The state of perpetual war has contributed significantly to the political landscape of American history.

Then, in 1916, during World War I, President Woodrow Wilson won again. But in order to win the election, he put forward the slogan of 'Keeping us out of the war'. Wilson saw the war as just a European war. But soon after he was re-elected, Germany launched a submarine war against America, plunging the country into World War 1 in 1917. He is the one who started the style of deceiving the people about the war. In reality, World War II was a series of crises initiated by the unified axis of Japan, Germany, and Italy. In fact, the sowing of the seeds of World War II started from the point of Japan's occupation of Manchuria in 1931. Strategists are outraged that both presidential candidates are now ignoring academic warnings that World War III began with the annexation of Crimea in 2014, even before Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

From January 20, 2025, the new President of the United States will have to face the ongoing wars and conflicts around the world, especially the axis of wars and military conflicts in which the United States is involved many times more than the First and Second World Wars. But direct US involvement in what could be called World War III has already taken place, with the Pentagon sending Israel an advanced missile defense system and 100 troops to operate it. America is now officially on Israel's side, at least in the Middle East war. However, it was happening. However, the Pentagon itself hastily removed the mask of the pretense that it is doing in disguise. At the same time, as in the 1940s, when Americans elect a new president in a few days, there is a general perception that they are not given the option to reassure them about how to protect the country from a possible war. Harris and Trump have no clear concept of how the American axis and a country across the seas would behave during a so-called World War III.

The Pentagon claims that the anti-missile system sent to Israel by the US will protect Israel from Iran's expected attack. Iran's power was not only demonstrated by Israel's firing of nearly 200 ballistic missiles at Iran on October 1, Tel Aviv's military defense pride was also shattered. It is not difficult to understand that Washington was shocked by this. After Hezbollah's drone attack on Netanyahu's residence, Washington's  It is natural for

s to grow rapidly. The US has been providing intelligence and weapons to Israel and Ukraine, just as the US did to Britain in the early years of World War II. According to the Financial Times (15 October 2024), the head of Germany's domestic intelligence service has shared information that this year nearly destroyed a plane when a parcel caught fire at DHL's freight center before it was loaded. The reason for the leak, the official said, was to show that "aggressive behavior by Russian agents" was involved in the incident and that Moscow's aggression had escalated dramatically. By pointing out similar events, the western powers are currently trying to create a commentary that Russia, China, Iran and North Korea will become the rival axis of the Third World War.

The head of Britain's domestic security agency M-15 says there has been an 'inexplicable increase' in attacks in Europe and that the activities have been coordinated by Russia's GRU military intelligence agency (Wall Street Journal 14 October). According to the WSJ, they aim to disrupt arms production, intimidate Western politicians and spread terror on the streets. This summer seven people were charged by the UK with setting fire to a warehouse in London, which was owned by a Ukrainian businessman. ...Russian saboteurs are suspected of being involved in a fire at an air-defense systems factory in Berlin. The possibility of Russian involvement is also being investigated after two men in France were found to have spray-painted buildings with more than 200 Star of David symbols. ...The chain of fires has also increased in the Baltics and Eastern Europe.

Western media have been continuously writing that Russia and Iran are using criminals to commit arson, vandalism and even attack abroad in the target countries. The shooting of a Spanish politician who supported an Iranian opposition group in broad daylight last year is a reminder that the US media has been referring to the increased activity of Russian intelligence. North Korean military engineers are helping Russia launch ballistic missiles at Ukrainian targets. This month, North Koreans were reported killed on Russian soil by a Ukrainian missile strike. Russia's arsenal includes North Korean missiles and large-caliber ammunition. (Washington Post, October 17)

From Russia's western border to the straits where China is encroaching on Philippine sovereignty, current war and near-war events span six of the Earth's 24 "time zones." This was the early 'gathering storm' of World War II, as described in the title of the first volume of Winston Churchill's World War II memoirs. (WAPO, 17 October 2024) There is indeed panic around the world whether the trade rivalry between China and the US has turned into a military conflict over Taiwan. Various developments have shown that the "hard power" America and the former "soft power" China are now equally engaged in the "hard-power" competition.

On top of that, the latest diplomatic spat between Ottawa and Delhi is threatening to turn hostile. This has started to cause headaches for American strategists saying that it will destabilize the Indo-Pacific region. Such global disarray will determine the prestige of the Biden-Harris administration, more than any unseasonal expenditures other than defense spending. And this year, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met with Trump twice in 125 days at Mar-a-Lago. Foreign Minister Blinken has traveled to the Middle East 11 times since October 7 last year, repeating the "rhetoric" of a supposed ceasefire and attacking Netanyahu himself, making the situation even more dire. A few days ago, Biden stood at a military jamboree in Germany and showed joy at the killing of people. Storms of such provocative expressions and gatherings are sure to gather strength. The historical fact that they ignited more to expend their stored violence is self-evident.

The name most heard among American presidents is Abraham Lincoln. But during the time of Lincoln, who is considered the father of freedom and the abolition of slavery, the United States faced the Civil War (1861-1865). Similarly, he suspended the law 'habeas corpus' which protects citizens from arrest. As World War II drew to a close, the anti-colonial tide rose around the world, leading to a wave of liberation of countries. Meanwhile, Henry Truman entered the fray to start the Korean War (1950-53). President Lyndon B. Johnson imposed the Vietnam War (1955–1973), considered the largest suicidal move in American history.

Richard Nixon, the champion of the 'Watergate Scandal' known as inter-party information theft, extended that war to Cambodia and Laos as well as brutally rained bombs and killed millions. After that, he had to become the first president to be forced to wash his hands from office after being accused of stealing information from the opposition party. George W. Bush Sr. promised to punish Saddam Hussein by starting the Gulf War (1990).

With the withdrawal of Iraqi forces from Kuwait, Bush also returned to asserting US dominance over oil in the Gulf region. His son, Jr. Bush finished Saddam Hussein by imposing the Iraq War (2003) to fulfill his father's promise while launching a military offensive against Kabul in response to the Al Qaeda attack on the Twin Towers. But even though Bush attacked Iraq on the pretense that it had biological weapons, that reason was never confirmed. Even now, Iraq is engulfed in flames of unrest. The US, which came to Kabul with NATO to wipe out the name of terrorists, fled the Taliban after two decades.

US administration on African unrest 

Violence and war on the African continent since the 1950s have become more complex. In the 1994 Rwandan genocide, the conflict between the Huthi and Tutsi ethnic groups left more than 800,000 dead, while in Nigeria, terrorist groups such as Boko Haram are wreaking religious violence and terror. First in the name of deterring the Soviet Union and more recently out of fear of isolation, the US has a tumultuous history of encouraging almost every military coup on the African continent. The civil war in South Sudan since 2013 has killed thousands and displaced millions. Despite the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in Libya in 2011, armed violence between various factions continues due to a power vacuum.

In 1960, the CIA not only deposed Congolese Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba to destroy his relationship with the Soviet Union, but also killed him after his arrest. Kwame Nkrumah, the leader of Ghana's independence in 1957, was considered the main leader of African socialism. He advanced the concept of African development independent of Western powers. In 1966, the US imposed a pro-government government there through a military coup.

On the other hand, in the civil war after the independence of Angola in 1975, the United States mocked the rule-based government by supporting a rebel group called Unita. In the 1990s, the United States intervened militarily to bring peace to Somalia, but after its failed mission, it is still reeling from chaos and civil war. Since then, the US has not reduced its tendency to increase military involvement in various countries of the African continent in the name of anti-terrorist operations. In sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria, Mali and other West African countries are in turmoil. The African continent has become a competitive playground with first the US and the Soviet Union and in recent years the US and Russia and China.

Coups from Latin America to the Middle East

America, the champion of democracy, in the 20th century, in the name of controlling the communist regime in Latin America, imposed a military coup through the CIA and imposed a dictatorship, which has tarnished its international image. Guatemalan Coup (1954) led by Dwight D. Eisenhower did. When President Jacob Arbens started implementing land reform, the CIA launched Operation PB Success to remove the left-wing government. In 1973, Richard Nixon and Henry Socialist President Salvader Olendi defeated Salvador Olendi, the world notorious power dictator submitted the Augusto Pinochet. In 1964, Lindon B Johnson removed the Brazilian Left Pradesh Pradesh for another 21 years of military dictatorship. & Nbsp; In