Recently, the potential risk of civil war in the United States seems to be increasing, and this escalation trend is rapidly developing in an uncontrolled manner. People are very curious about the truth of these events. Trump has taken two major steps that could change the course of American history.
First, Trump's public support for Republican control of the U.S. Second Armed National Guard to challenge Biden** set a precedent for the first time in U.S. history to use legal domestic armed forces against legitimate **.
The last American Civil War broke out between 1861 and 1865, when a massive civil war broke out between the U.S. Union** and the Southern states, with more than one million people participating, and advanced ** such as breech guns and rifles were widely used in the Civil War.
It should be made clear that the Richmond regime in the South at that time created its own army, unlike the Union Army commanded by Lincoln**. This kind of civil war between two opposing political forces in the country has been experienced in many countries around the world.
However, Trump's move set a new record in American history. As a former legitimate**, he actually used his domestic influence to call on the Republican Party to control the National Guard, which is not the current ** direct command of the National Guard, in an attempt to start a large-scale civil war.
Republicans control at least 300,000 members of the National Guard, more than 3,000 tanks and more than 1,400 aircraft. The Republican Party is fully capable of manipulating these armed forces to directly launch provocations against Biden and provoke military action against him.
This is a serious test for Biden**. If the armed rebellion succeeds, Trump could become the first person in U.S. history to seize power through an armed civil war.
The second event was Trump's previous support for Texas independence, a move that marked the first time that the United States legitimately supported a domestic action.
This kind of behavior has never been done in the more than two hundred years of American history, neither Washington nor Biden. However, Trump has been trying to regain power after losing his ** position.
If he cannot regain his position through elections, Trump is even prepared to resort to extreme measures, including armed struggle, in order to regain power. If he can't regain his position, he is even willing to support Texas independence just to return to the throne.
Trump's approach has been deemed "extremely dangerous," and his governing style has no rules, whether in dealing with China, Russia, or other countries, or even with America's allies, there is no consistent pattern.
Trump has shown a diverse approach to international relations. In stark contrast to the North Korean leader's handshake, he has taken a war-to-war stance against China, pressuring China by constantly raising tariffs. For European countries and Asian allies, he has frequently increased the burden of military spending, causing France to call NATO "brain dead".
Trump has shown a diverse approach to international affairs. In stark contrast to the direct handshake and rapprochement of the North Korean leader, however, in his policy toward China, he has opted for a first-class war strategy and has sharply raised tariffs.
For European countries, Japan and South Korea, Trump** has been constantly increasing the so-called "protection fee", which has led some European leaders, such as Macron, to express concern about the future of NATO.
On the international stage, Trump** is more inclined to adopt isolationist policies and even withdraw from some international organizations, which has attracted the attention of some UN member states. Regarding Trump's attitude towards Biden**, there is speculation that he may retaliate violently, going beyond what Biden might do against him. Newbie Mentoring Program