Casare sat down opposite him, "Public outrage is boiling! The people's anger has been completely ignited, and there have even been a few spontaneous conflicts targeting U.S. expatriates and facilities, but they're all within controllable limits. Public opinion is ready."
He paused, looking into Victor's eyes, lowering his voice slightly, "Boss, the timing, I think it's about right."
From what he said, the recent stir in domestic public opinion and the precise incitement of public sentiment clearly had their hands pushing behind the scenes!
Actually, nationalism is terrifying.
This can be seen throughout history, just like East University across, strong for so long, why not start a war?
Partly because land has become less meaningful now, and also, you can't unleash the beast of "nationalism," or else, do you think you can hold it back?
An uncontrollable ideology can only backfire in the end.
And for Mexico, it's the same.
