The play tells us that the so-called "Terrorist" is nothing more than an Arab who has lost his beloved son and is bent on revenge. Mr. Abu's misdeeds are at most torturing two prisoners and shooting and killing a socialite. And the real terrorists come from within the United States, the former CIA leader and current vice president with a face-shocking face! For his presidential dream, this guy is cold-blooded, cruel, and ruthless, torturing to extract confessions, torturing prisoners, and killing civilians indiscriminately. Ordered the bombing of the school, killing the little Issac, and forcing the gentleman Mr. Abu Nazir to become a vengeful little prince. Mr. Abu influenced Shazhan Brody and Black Gunner Walker with love and care, allowing them to identify with the great ideals of Islam, resolutely return to China to eradicate corrupt elements, purify the American political arena, and breathe fresh air into the decadent American emperor. The layout is also very moral, painstakingly drove the politicians to the basement, and then implemented a pot end, to minimize civilian casualties. But in this way, Abu Nazir is simply the knight Zorro-the incarnation of justice, how can he compare with bin Laden's pervert!
Perhaps the screenwriters dare not arrange Islamic fundamentalism casually, for fear that some diplomatic turmoil may cause an ambassador to be taken captive again, but they don’t have the habit of singing the main melody and carols—or the audience doesn’t pay for it, so they have to find the root cause. It comes down to internal darkness and power struggles. Although there is a slight critical reflection on the so-called "counter-terrorism", bad things are done by individual ambitious politicians. The president is kept in the dark, and the grassroots employees are patriotic and dedicated. The prisoners of war who have been instigated are entangled in their hearts. ...This theme has been seen many times in many popcorn commercial movies. There is not much new idea. The interpretation of terrorism is too narrow. In the play, Sol has a saying: if it were not for drone bombing, it would be There are not as many things as today. Well, it's all because of bad guys in the U.S. Empire.
With the swelling of the selfish desires of the intelligence chiefs, the bureaucrats at all levels, and the CIA being used as guns by bad guys, the mental illness Carrie's persistence seems to have no reason. Is the purpose and meaning of tracking the truth as simple as "It's always my job!"? Even if you engage in the patriotism of the main theme, I can easily believe it. The CIA is so bad and can still function normally. Is it because there is such a neurotic workaholic? One minute ago, he firmly suspected that Brody was a contrarian, and the next minute he rolled the sheets affectionately. I wanted Shimeiren to put something out of people’s mouth, but I didn’t expect that I would become a prisoner of love. I'm really tangled! No matter, she is insane, understandable, especially this kind of dedication to work is worthy of our female police officers to learn! Female agents, come and watch me too!
After being captured for 8 years, Shazhan Brody became a patient with severe Stockholm syndrome. As soon as the kind-hearted Mr. Abu appeared, he immediately fell into his arms and said something like "I Loved him". No matter how pretending you are to teach your youngest son English, you will be overwhelmed by paternal love and regard yourself as Issac's adoptive father. From then on, you have converted to Muslims, and your blood is full of hatred. When I got home, I wore a big green hat on my head, but for the sake of the lofty Islamic faith and the trust of Mr. Abu, I endured the humiliation and laughed hard. To avenge the revenge of his son, he took advantage of the opportunity to be regarded as a hero. Mr. Enemy’s shoes face, but because of the malfunction of the copycat bomb mechanism and the daughter’s hard work, Mr. Abu has been painstakingly arranged for two years. In the end, I vowed to fool my benefactor: I can influence the formulation of policies at the top. Mr. Abbott suddenly became very proud: If you can change your faith, why kill someone? Mr. Abu is not only Zorro, but also Mohammed's rebirth. He vowed to spread mosques all over the United States and let the U.S. emperor recite the Quran every day... Abu Nazir, why did you give up treatment? (Sha Zhan Brody's life experience copied "Manchurian Candidate", right?)
The most funny thing is that Mr. Azahani, the second secretary of the Saudi Embassy, drove an official car through the city and engaged in hostile activities. Not to mention you. He went everywhere in investment and owed high debts, and he went in and out of the Swiss bank to let the CIA catch the pigtails. Not to mention you, the worst thing is that it is still a high-profile base, was caught by the paparazzi, and caused a pornographic incident. With this quality, are you still a senior diplomat, or a part-time spy? I graduated from the party’s underground work training class, right? The teachers put flower pots on the windowsill! You ask your son to draw a red heart and hand in your homework. It's too unprofessional! At first, he looked awe-inspiring and smashed, and he looked like a revolutionary martyr. Unexpectedly, this guy suddenly has a daughter who is studying at Yale. Alas, the weakness is still yearning for capitalism! The officials of a certain dynasty should also be vigilant. It’s okay if you transfer funds, and it’s okay to mess around with men and women, but don’t send your children to the American emperor. That’s the enemy’s killer!
My friend highly recommended this show, but I was a little disappointed after watching it. In addition to the emotional drama of the military wife, the other clues are too reluctant, the people are on the surface, and the incident is not enough to explain. Compared to the "Breaking Bad" I watched not long ago, the gap is still very large.
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