You have yet to give a single example, so I don't think you have any license to criticize the examples others have provided. Just repeating yourself over and over does not an argument make. 

The Napoleonic wars were, apart from a small spat in Egypt, mostly contained in Europe. Napoleon actually sold Louisiana (as in the entire french North American colonies, not just the modern state) to the US to avoid opening a front there with the British. So if the Napoleonic Wars would be included, then the 30 Year's War would also do so.

But which war definitely also counts is the 7 year's War, being fought in Europe, the american colonies as well in India.

In other words, depending which wars you want to count, you can end up with World War One being actually World War 4

World War One was pretty much only retroactively called as such. And I agree that most fighting was in Europe or middle East (you seem to have forgotten the Ottoman Empire's contribution to the war here), so it was mostly an extended continental affair. Only World War 2 and the 7 year's war were really active im more theaters than two continents (WW2 with Europe, Northern Africa and China-Pacific; 7YW with Europe, India and North America), thus in my opinion the only ones really deserving the moniker of World War.

Fun Fact: Winston Churchill called the 7 year's war the first world war.

Trump finally got a senator to object to the electoral college, which will force a vote in both houses of Congress:
https://www.npr.org/sections/biden-transition-updates/2020/12/30/951430323/gop-sen-hawley-will-object-to-electoral-college-certification

They don't have the votes to overturn the election, but this is basically as scorched Earth as you can get in terms of undermining the legitimacy of Biden's victory, without actually taking away the win. The results of a recent NPR poll, finding that nearly 2 in 5 Americans (including a majority of Republicans) believe that there is a deep state conspiracy that cost Trump the election, suggests that there may be be zero political consequences for Republicans continuing to destabilize American politics. With the exception that the continued chaos may be enough to swing Georgia into the hands of the Democrats.

https://www.npr.org/2020/12/30/951095644/even-if-its-bonkers-poll-finds-many-believe-qanon-and-other-conspiracy-theories (there is a lot more to unpack with this that falls outside of the realm of the election too)

I was convinced over a month ago that the threat of losing the Georgia senate seats would be enough to keep Republicans playing nice for a few months, but I guess they realize that they can basically do anything without fear of their base turning out. Even the more moderate conservatives seems to buy into the Republican narrative of "even if you don't like us, you dislike the Democrats more". News is so fast-paced these days, even the insane pardons from Trump a few days ago have already seemingly left the national narrative.

It's gonna be an ugly month. I don't know if there is a god... but America could really use some help right now.

First the debate, now a great response on Fox. Man, Ossoff is smooth...

Don't let us down, Georgia!

Maybe its just me but I am more interested to see what happens on Jan 6th. I just got myself a huge order of salt and vinegar popcorn I am waiting on opening next week. The song and dance we are going to see the Reps go through will be very interesting. As I have stated, I believe they all know that what they plan to do has no way of working but they are willing to go through this theater anyway. The big question will be if Pence will not count the votes for the states in question. Now that should be something really interesting to see if he is willing to go down that route.

I'm not sure if Pence is allowed to do that. There are some saying he can and others saying he can't.  

I forgot exactly what it was, but something Hawley did a couple of weeks ago was actually a good idea.  "Maybe he is not so bad," I thought to myself.  Nope.  This seals it.  Never voting for him on any ballot he appears on for the rest of his life.  I don't know why we elect such awful people in Missouri.

He can't but there is still some wiggle room for him to try.  I am not really sure if Pence is willing to throw out his political career doing a stunt like this but if he does, things should get very interesting.  We already know that Trump will do anything to stay in power but the question is does Pence want to keep riding this train or is he ready to get off.  Either way, some really dumb stuff is going to happen on Jan 6th I believe and how thing shake down should be interesting.

Is there actually any Republican who lost his career for doing stupid things for Trump? Seems more like Republicans are falling over themselves to do stupid stuff to further their career.