Lao Mi's reflection

Luis 2021-12-02 08:01:26

The power of Lao Mi lies in the fact that people have been telling the truth. Bush's unwarranted war of weapons of mass destruction, destroying a sovereign country for no reason, is simply the best work of US hegemonic imperialism and the chief culprit of the chaos in the Middle East. After the war, various American companies made a lot of money, and that was the purpose of the war. This kind of thinking of a thousand-year boss. We Chinese people do not want to confront, and we are not willing to confront, but we are not afraid of confrontation. China is a vast ocean, and it is still there after the storm. The so-called democracy in the United States, the so-called government is nothing but a puppet of consortia, rich people, and social elites. Where is the true elected president, all domestic and foreign policies are merely a manifestation of the consciousness of the bosses behind the scenes.

Going back to the movie itself, describing Cheney as the shadow president of the United States, even above Bush Jr., this angle is very novel, but not very real. Bell is really a rubber man, fat or thin, for the role Health, hard work is not ordinary, too dedicated.

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  • Shanie 2022-03-30 09:01:04

    Legal consultants ensure maximum power, use advertising strategies to manipulate media, employ people to build up the White House, environmental degradation, the rise of ISIS, the Prism Gate, dumping the pot, assassination... The joke is a bit exaggerated at the end, but the self-deprecating irony of Easter eggs is really happy

  • Daija 2021-12-02 08:01:26

    The two movies I watched today are coincidental, and they are full of the predecessor's vision. This movie basically copied the routine of "Big Short". Director Adam McKay finished Wall Street and enthusiastically pointed the muzzle at the White House. If it sounds good, it's called flexible editing, if it's not good, it's called jump-off editing. It's a narration that can be inserted anytime and anywhere, as well as a very contemporary soundtrack. The darkest part is the close-up of the heart at the end. I am about to die of laughter, really. "Will your conscience hurt?"

Vice quotes

  • Kurt: [Narrating] As the world becomes more and more confusing, we tend to focus on the things that are right there in front of us. While ignoring the massive forces that actually change and shape our lives. With people working longer and longer hours, for less and less. When we do have free time, the last thing we want is complicated analysis of our government, lobbying, international trade agreements, and tax bills. So it's no surprise that when a monotone bureaucratic Vice President came to power we hardly noticed. As he achieved a position of authority that very few leaders in the history of America ever have. Forever changing the course of history for millions and millions of lives. And he did it like a ghost. With most people having no idea who he is or where he came from. How does a man... go on to become... who he is.

  • Donald Rumsfeld: Fuck Kissinger, he's overrated anyway!