Of course, last year Paulson asked for 750 billion, and the American people had no choice but to give it. There is no way, there is no referendum. The same is true for the money to aid Afghanistan. There is no referendum, no referendum. Wilson explained it well: I was elected by the Jews, and they don't want to get involved in the troubles of Muslims and Christians. But history is amazing, the few Jews actually agreed to this thing initiated by the Texas oil tycoon.
Without the United States to intervene, the Soviet Union was almost overwhelmed by the macro economy at that time. Why do you want to throw stones at the Soviet Union? Who is the biggest beneficiary of this battle of spending money? CIA, funds are flowing into their pockets continuously; oil dealers, it is said that the economic interests are long-term; and there are. . . . God knows, it was when Reagan stepped down and Bush Sr took over anyway. How could the former CIA chief allow his old subordinates to wait for layoffs while watching the end of the Cold War? It's the same reason Paulson couldn't watch Goldman's old men wait for layoffs.
Of course, because of the $300 million that led to the 911, which is very news and gossip gimmicks, the American people paid a larger amount of tax money for this. Who are the biggest beneficiaries of 911? Or the Bush family. So, what the Kennedy family, in front of the Bush family, can only run fashion magazines. Thinking about it this way, wow, the script of this film is really great.
So this film is an explanation, American people, that's how you got F**Ked. It's better to know how you were bullied than to use "man-made disasters" to explain your suffering.
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