My absurd experiences in North America over the years

Li Fu had heard of the Tea Party; it had risen so quickly that it had taken over half of the Republican Party in just a few months.

However, he does not agree with the Tea Party's narrative of free will and advocates for small government against congressional aid to the market economy, which may be related to the federal government's ever-expanding national debt and deficit.

But regardless, the unchecked growth of the free market will only make the world more distorted.

"I think Democratic lawmakers should be able to share most of the Tea Party's firepower," Li Fu agreed with Cole's statement, but the Tea Party doesn't need guidance. "The Tea Party will definitely not miss this wave of public opinion. The more the Democrats oppose it, the fiercer their attack will be."

The Tea Party doesn't care about foreign policy. They believe that the country is already in a mess, and they can't even take care of their own people, so why should they help their allies?

You're doomed if I don't do it.

"I hope so," Cole said, unaffected by the Tea Party's criticism.

However, he disagreed with many of the Tea Party's short-sighted ideas, and believed that internal strife would deplete the Republican Party's resources and exacerbate its internal divisions, while the Democrats would benefit from it.

"Let's put that aside for now. There's one thing you need to understand," Cole reminded Li Fu again, "You need to be careful. The Asia-Pacific rebalancing is a bipartisan consensus. You should try to treat everything as a business transaction."

This is a sensitive matter. If it can overturn the Democratic Party's control over both houses of Congress, his family and a portion of the Republican Party will tacitly allow it to happen.

However, once it goes too far, it's hard to say.

If everything is based on commercial behavior, they will have sufficient reasons to deal with it in the future.

"Don't worry, everything I do is basically a business activity," Li Fu was very confident about this point. At least if he were investigated, it could be defined as a business activity.

Because he is confident that he can succeed in business.

Of course, except for those two funds.

But who dares to criticize his act of setting up the foundation?

Shouldn't veterans in the Pacific theater receive support? Shouldn't academic research be valued?

Attacking the former will be swept up by public opinion, while attacking the latter may be even more serious. The power of intellectuals' pens is never a joke; cutting off someone's livelihood is like killing their parents.

As long as he is not targeted by both parties, he has enough room to maneuver.

Moreover, Kerr's statement is not entirely correct. The Asia-Pacific rebalancing strategy is, strictly speaking, a consensus between the Democratic and Republican establishment, not everyone.

Most people don't care about rebalancing or not; they only care about whether their lives have improved.

If their own lives are a mess, and those people in Washington are busy currying favor with allies and holding international conferences, they certainly won't support them.

Some people now think those senators are crazy. The Japanese fascists committed such heinous crimes. The Pacific War was so arduous, and the veterans had no security in their later years. Yet they still shout about destroying the US-Japan alliance!

Does Japan deserve to be called an ally?

This was the true picture of America on the eve of the MAGA movement. The 2008 financial crisis shattered the post-war American dream that had lasted for many years, and the lives of most people could never return to what they were before.

They are anxious, irritable, and increasingly crave a principle that prioritizes their own needs.

The public outcry triggered by the series of events spearheaded by Li Fu has only prematurely ignited their anger, while Democratic Party lawmakers and politicians are unaware of, and cannot even imagine, just how terrifying this anger will be.

After warning Li Fu to be cautious, Cole stopped questioning Li Fu's actions in Los Angeles.

He was also well aware that funding veterans and establishing research funds would help the Forrest family's popularity. As more and more veterans spoke out, veterans' families and active-duty soldiers began to have a favorable impression of their family.

The medical care provided by the foundation to veterans is mostly completed at private hospitals whose families are located throughout the United States.

The benefits are indeed numerous.

No one had done this before, mainly because they were reluctant to spend real money—that's fifty million US dollars!

The lawmakers would rather use that money for political rallies and speeches around the world than use it to improve the lives of aging veterans; they simply don't have that kind of mindset.

If it weren't for Li Fu's involvement, the Forrest family would never have done this, even if the profits in hindsight might have exceeded $5000 million.

This may be what is known as a class perspective and habitual thinking.

It is very difficult for ordinary people to break through this limitation.

Li Fu was completely different. He and the original owner were from the common class, and naturally had a different perspective from the large families.

Because he was a time traveler, acquiring money was too convenient for him; in his view, $5000 million lying in his account was just dead money.

So, he waved his hand dismissively, not caring at all.

The same applies to research grants. To others, someone who thinks that more than 20 million US dollars is only trying to gain a little bit of public opinion advantage must be crazy.

Even the extreme right wing in Japan wouldn't dare spend money like that.

However, Li Fu felt it was just a drop in the ocean; he personally had over a billion dollars that he couldn't spend, and Forrest Capital's account had more and more funds available for investment.

Even with the slightest advantage in public opinion, he would still spend lavishly.

Which of the right-wing conglomerates in Japan dares to go head-to-head with him? He would make sure they are all silenced in a fight.

It is precisely these seemingly insignificant arrangements that, when considered individually, have combined to create a truly massive wave of public opinion.

Hacksaw Ridge hasn't even been released yet!

Of course, Li Fu was not worried that the film would miss out on the media frenzy when it was released.

With the midterm elections in full swing, as long as the president's cabinet formulates the Asia-Pacific rebalancing strategy, some lawmakers will jump out and say that the balance narrative should take into account alliances.

The right wing of Japan will certainly not be willing to accept defeat and will definitely retaliate.

The more they act this way, the stronger the public opinion becomes.

The Tea Party will use this as a weapon to launch a fierce attack on the Democratic Party throughout the midterm elections.

Moreover, the two funds are operating rapidly, and every additional veteran helped means that more people see how cold-blooded the American government is.

Every paper published about the East Asian theater of World War II and the Pacific War adds another piece of evidence of Japan's crimes.

This means there are always trending topics being pushed to you.

In order to push public opinion to its peak, Li Fu allocated another ten million US dollars to the production team of Hacksaw Ridge and also set up a performance completion bonus for them.

If the film is released in September, each person will receive a minimum bonus of $9, with outstanding contributions earning up to a million dollars.

Since this is a world dominated by capital, then he'll show others how to maximize the power of capital.

After the production team received the documents from MGM, the entire crew cheered. In fact, they had already filmed most of the scenes, and the entire filming was expected to be completed within two months.

The main part is post-production, including editing, soundtrack, and special effects.

The original timeline was supposed to be more than 10 months.

However, they now have received 20 million more in funding than they would have four years later, plus an unprecedented performance bonus. So what if they work three shifts?