Since European countries have joined together, even if it is a temporary and non-deep union, its targeted nature is very strong. Besides Russia, the obvious enemy, the United States and East Africa should also be considered "potential enemies."
East Africa's decision to concede on the debt issue, to a certain extent, actually intensifies the competition between Europe and the United States, forcing America to swallow this dumb loss. After all, America cannot truly abandon the vast interests it gained during World War I just out of fear of Europe.
Smith cursed Gers, the "traitor," hundreds of times in his heart, yet he still maintained a tough stance for America when dealing with European countries.
"The United States cannot completely concede on the debt issue. It's not a matter of millions or tens of millions, but rather tens of billions, which significantly affects the economic and social development of America; it's the savings of all American citizens."
