The documentary reflects some aspects of the U.S. government, trying to explain why the U.S. is a target of hate and terror, why the U.S. is always so easy to get involved in wars, and points out that post-9/11 oil greed is insane. The War on Terrorism plays an absolute role, and also analyzes how the alleged relationship between the Bush family and bin Laden led them to become inexorable enemies.
The film not only directly points to the social and economic ties between the Bush family and the wealthy Saudis, including the royal family, the Saudi ambassador to Washington and the bin Laden family, but also shows the real conditions of the US military and ordinary Iraqi people in the Iraq War. , which pays particular attention to ordinary people associated with the war, like Iraqis who were hurt in the war; ordinary people like Laila Lipscomb who lost their son in the war who changed their minds about the Iraq War launched by the Bush administration Mothers; like American soldiers who entered ordinary homes in Baghdad to arrest innocent citizens; like American soldiers who hated the Iraq war; like the impoverished African-American blacks in Michigan who became the source of American recruits
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