Experts assess the internal situation in the America as ambiguous and deteriorating due to the inflamed social and political situation in the country.
The United States is heading for a civil war while it is waging war in other parts of the world.
One of the factors that have made America so lasting is the creation of war in the world.
But this policy of inciting war will not always have a positive effect on the United States, and its consequences will gradually become apparent.
The military and the heavy costs that the United States incurs in wars impose a heavy financial burden on the American economic system, most of which is collected from the American people in the form of taxes and duties.
The United States has two main components for intervening in a country, one of which is “democracy” and the other is the economic situation.
The United States exploits these two excuses for intervening and influencing target countries.
Political pressure from the United States under the pretext of not having “democracy” in a society causes that country to face political violence.
The war no longer works for the United States, and the White House’s policy toward countries that do not comply.
But now the same situation has arisen for America itself.
The American people, in addition to living in a seemingly “free” country, but the states of this country, although they want complete independence from the United States, these uprisings have always been suppressed.
This demand has never been met, despite strong opposition to the independence of the United States in the structure of American political sovereignty.
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In addition, it is the economic situation within the United States that has increased the likelihood of civil war.
The wars and interventions that the United States has had in the world have imposed a heavy cost, and now the American economic situation is in a bad state because of those costs.
In fact, everything the United States has done to other countries is now emerging within the liberal political system of capitalism.
Certainly more strange things will happen in the United States if the existing factors, the colorful signs of which are seen within American society, come to fruition.
The United States is declining, and that decline began with its “democracy.”
The internal and external conditions of the United States, by any measure, have been a “democracy” and a declining economy.
Under these circumstances, it is enough for the stage of American civil war and internal uprisings to begin, which is not far away, then what has happened to others will take shape for itself.