The heroine is definitely a brave and firm white leftist. Not only does her ideological cognition and political standpoint, but she also has the courage to practice it. When the Kurdish boyfriend encountered problems in political asylum, she decided to marry him. The leak was still being investigated internally, but in order to overturn the official "fake document theory", she took the initiative to admit that she did it and went to jail righteously. In court defense, she insisted on not guilty defense, and she was in her white left position, which is very evocative. When you come to work in the intelligence and information department, you should abide by the government's secrecy laws and regulations. The story of the movie is also through lawyers looking for relevant legal regulations, finding a breakthrough, realizing the reversal of the incident, and opening the audience's eyes. The government has indeed ignored relevant constraints in promoting the war. If the trial continues, the legality of the war will be involved, and the behavioral intentions of the politicians will be thoroughly exposed, which will inevitably affect the next general election. In this way, the heroine takes the risk of leaking information to prevent the war. Loyalty to the country is higher than loyalty to the government, higher than loyalty to marriage, higher than loyalty to herself, and the tall image is more prominent. Being in a low position and looking at the overall situation, what we call "the life of the earth and the heart of the sea" is expressed very high in this British film. You can easily copy files, print them under your nose, and take them out of the office. The loopholes in the intelligence department are really not small. Under the open newspaper media, all misconduct will be exposed to broad daylight. This is not an online self-media that anyone can fabricate and disseminate information, but a media system with rules to follow and rules to follow. It is worth learning from.
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