I do not understand what is so disturbing that the United States is a world superpower now, it's better than the period of the amount of superpowers that fought against each other,

I'm sorry that i've edited my comment, i did not notice that you had written a new one already.

@Elroi
I have no problem with the United States as superpower. I only have a problem with the lack of sovereignty between the nations.

This world should be governed by all nations together, not by one.

Edited 4/28/2015 16:27:08

Just before a few minutes I write

It's not America who's the strongest, it is only collecting countries ("allies") in the global competition with China for world domination.

Consider it another Cold War, but this time, everyone is pretending that everything is nice and sunny.

Well, America is not really a nation

No British Empire 2000 years? England was established in 1000 ~ years ago

Dude, china has lost so many wars its not even funny....

Also, yeah america helped in World War 2, but it was really the Russians. However, they only won because of the severely high amount of soldiers they had

Also, yeah america helped in World War 2, but it was really the Russians.

Mum, get the camera! skourby's not being a blind patriot!

they also lost almost every other battle...

MUM, GET THE CAMERA! XYPAPY'S RAPING TO KITTENS AND A DOG WHILE FORCING HIS WIFE AND KIDS TO COMMIT INCEST!

Edited 4/28/2015 22:41:40

What about them?
Japan would probably be like number 8 on this list or something

Edited 4/28/2015 23:36:33

In my opinion number 4, after Russia, the UK and Germany.

Russia, UK, Germany, and Japan? Persia, Turkey, Arabia, Greece, more like.

^

Though to be fair, Arabia's history is a bit boring, just a long history of helter-skelter Turkish influence. (Until the British came to Yemen).

Edited 4/29/2015 20:31:30

My interest of the Islamic Caliphates may be subjective. To satisfy you, replace it with China. They also have a more interesting history than Russia, UK, Germany, and Japan.

Longer, but not more interesting.

^Thats exactly my opinion.

I don't see a very long history as "epic", but a diversified and intensiv one with ups and downs, different ages and influence on other countries histories.

Edited 4/30/2015 21:31:46

At this point it has become entirely subjective. Let's agree to disagree.

Meanwhile the US exceeded France and then France exceeded the US again.