More Wars

More Wars

Thomas Allen

Discussed below are Trump, the peace president, and the wars that the United States have won since World War II.

Trump the Peace President

During his campaign, Trump gave the impression that he would be a peace president. Thus, he would quickly end the war between Russia and Ukraine and the war between Israel and Gaza. (What is occurring in Gaza is hardly a war. Israel, with a heavily armed army and air force, invaded a country with no army, no air force, and no navy.) 

Trump could have quickly ended these wars by ending aid to Ukraine and Israel. Yet, he has not. By aiding the continuation of these wars, he has betrayed many of his supporters. Moreover, he has started new wars with Iran and Venezuela.

Strangely, warmongering Trump believes that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize. He must have gotten this idea from observing warmonger Obama. Despite carrying on existing wars and launching new ones during his presidency, Obama was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. (Granted, he received the award shortly after he became President. However, when it became obvious that he was a warmonger, the  Norwegian Nobel Committee lacked the fortitude to revoke the award, and Obama lacked the integrity to return it.)

As for the war between Russia and Ukraine, Trump is working hard to cause Russia to attack a NATO country. If he succeeds, the United States and its NATO puppets will be at war with Russia. A high probability exists that the war will quickly become a nuclear war. As a result, Western Civilization will cease to exist. Moreover, the White race will be reduced to nonexistence. Satan will rejoice because his demonically possessed Western leaders will have succeeded in eradicating the White race, the race created in God’s image (see "What Race Was Adam?" by Thomas Allen). [This was written before Trump's latest peace proposal between Russia and Ukraine; now, he seems to be trying to defuse the situation.]

Has Trump joined the Bushes, the Clintons, Obama, and Biden and become demonically possessed?

Wars that the United States Have Won Since World War II

Many people believe that the United States have not won a war since World War II. They are wrong. The United States have won three wars. Since World War II, the United States have defeated three of the world’s greatest superpowers: Arkansas, Alabama, and Grenada. 

In 1957, Eisenhower defeated Arkansas. Following this great victory, Kennedy defeated the great superpower of the South, Alabama, in 1963. In 1983, Reagan defeated the great superpower of the Caribbean, Grenada.

Contrary to what many people believe, the United States have won some wars after World War II. Since their defeat, these three formerly great superpowers have not been a threat to world peace — only the winner has been. They have been reduced to insignificance.

Nevertheless, Arkansas did avenge its defeat by cursing the country with the Clintons. One even became President, who used war as a cover for his improprieties.

Copyright © 2025 by Thomas Coley Allen.

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