Trump’s dictatorship won’t prevail 

October 28, 2025

Abhishek Vij

The history of the country and the world is full of incidents where two-faced leaders, wearing the cloak of democracy, gave way to their authoritarian tendencies and made arbitrary decisions. These decisions may throw the world into a furnace of war and no regard for a solution, despite verbal hoarding, as is happening between Russia and Ukraine. Dictatorial leaders like Trump want to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, but if their actions increase tension and terror around the world, their power is the same whether it is US President Trump or the Russian or Chinese President.

They think their rule is for life. They can reach any decision to appease their ego and state the decisions in favor of their people, like Trump chanting America First. Whether it is the Russia-Ukraine war or the war between Israel and Hamas, authoritarian leaders have been, and are, crucial obstacles in these. This is why neither the world creates an atmosphere of peace and renewal, nor do the backward people find themselves leading the way to progress. This is exactly the criterion that US President Trump is descending on. When Trump became president of the United States for the second time, his attitude was nothing short of that of a businessman.

They very cleverly used the weapon of tariffs to cripple the exports of relatively weak countries around the world. His view was that omnipotent countries like the United States had the power to export such goods for the good of these poor countries that these countries would have to shrug and accept their every order.

These countries will not be able to survive without exporting their products. America’s greatest desire is to sell its oil and weapons to all countries. Turra on this that the US should be sold, but the Russian should not be sold. Trump has said, not knowing how many times in recent days, that he asked Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to buy oil or weapons from Russia. If India does not opt ​​out, it will face higher tariff rates. He will impose increased tariffs in such areas that countries like India will see their earlier progress turn into a crash. But such dictators do not see that they are also kicking their country in the foot by taking such steps.

Look at the US, if it has made India’s exports more expensive, then these expensive items will also come and sell in its country and send a message of inflation to their country as well. Then, if in response to that, if US exports are also lower to these countries, then production in the US will also be reduced, and unemployment will spread. Recently in America, 7 million people, horrified by these policies, came north to the streets of America, saying we are not slaves to a king, demonstrating No King’s Day, and letting Trump know you are not our king. The demonstration took place in 2,700 cities.

United by the public, it was made clear to Trump that his judgment + is like a double-edged sword. If they cut India’s exports, they are sending a message of inflation and unemployment to the US as well. But when do authoritarians hear such a message? Trump responded to these protesters by releasing AI videos mocking such demonstrations. showed himself flying a fighter jet. This plane was showing mud on the protesters, visible on YouTube. This is the grandfathering of authoritarian leaders who belittle the performance of the people before them. But Trump should understand that every authoritarian has his days, and it won’t take long for his days to come.