Without a doubt, although Hydra was seen by S.H.I.E.L.D. as a terrifying and troublesome evil organization that even threatened the safety of the entire Earth and humanity,
in Allen's eyes, Hydra was merely another form of human social structure.
Whether it was "dictatorship," ruled by a small group of elites, or the system Western countries touted as "freedom" and "democracy," but which in reality put capital first and revolved around exchanges of money and power, there was no fundamental difference between them.
The latter was simply better at disguising itself, using propaganda and semantic substitution to hide all darkness where ordinary people could not see it, even glorifying those filthy dealings.
But unfortunately, Hydra's executives all seemed to have something wrong with their brains, or perhaps they simply were not good at this sort of thing.
Otherwise, if they merely learned from the US Government's propaganda strategies and gave themselves a complete makeover, they would surely win the support of a great many people before long.
After all, America's unique system and social environment were the most fertile breeding ground for extreme nationalism and **ism.
Of course, compared to powerful alien forces like Thanos and the Kree Empire, the threat posed by Hydra amounted to nothing more than a rabid dog.
Aside from being rather annoying, it was not a big deal at all.
You must know, Hydra had never wanted to destroy Earth or humanity.
On the contrary, they wanted to use their own methods to completely break down the barriers between countries and between ethnic groups, unifying humanity into a single whole.
It has to be said, Hydra's efficiency was countless times greater than S.H.I.E.L.D.'s.
Early the next morning, a man in a courier company's uniform delivered a sealed package.
Looking at the two differently colored blood samples