When Martha apologized to Bachmann for the Lebanese incident at the small supermarket, Bachmann still didn't understand what Martha really wanted to say.
At the last intelligence department meeting, Bachmann was quite proud when he said "make a safer world", thinking that he could persuade his colleagues at a table, at least to persuade Martha. He didn't notice that people in other departments didn't respond to his words, and even the owner of this sentence-Martha-had no affection for this sentence.
Why? Why did a well-planned spy game end up like this?
Times have changed, and the performance system has ruled the entire administrative organization. The evil performance system!
It forces Martha to not tolerate any harm to American citizens that may be attributed to her;
it forces Mohr to arrest people as soon as possible to avoid any security incidents that will incur blame;
it forces the Secretary of the Interior to choose to let the Americans take over to avoid having to bear the existence of the law. Risky cases.
The only group that escaped the performance appraisal was a gray area group. The ideals of the old intelligence man who led this gray group were crushed by this ruthless performance appraisal.
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