A Fine Show (Part 2)

But although they realized they had made a mistake!

Americans had always been like this: realizing they were wrong did not mean they would admit it.

Seeing the Russian representative seize the momentum and turn their carefully prepared proposal into a potential laughingstock, the American representative immediately resorted to his traditional specialty—disregarding the facts and arguing shamelessly.

"Everyone... we are not fabricating lies. We have indeed obtained relevant evidence..."

Having learned the Arctic Bear's prowess, he changed tack and stopped provoking Russia. Instead, he turned his guns on the representatives of the South American nations, who had been watching the show and eating popcorn in the conference hall.

"As everyone knows, over the past few years... the economies of South American countries have experienced highly abnormal growth..."

The Bolivian representative unceremoniously pressed the button before him, pulled the microphone toward himself, and said in English, "...Please wait, American representative. Although interrupting another country's representative at an international conference violates diplomatic etiquette, it is clear that the United States you represent was the first to violate international law and openly interfere in another country's internal affairs."

"I would like to ask the American representative: is Bolivia not the Bolivia of the Bolivian people? Why is it that when our country's economic growth accelerated, you Americans had to examine it with a Magnifying Glass? Has our economic development somehow affected the United States...?"

"Or is it because, after our new president took office, we gradually nationalized the mineral resources that your country had illegally plundered for decades, which is why we have drawn your malicious targeting?"

Although quite a few of the countries present now knew that the situation in South America was extremely complicated, some major powers had even long possessed conclusive evidence proving that many South American countries had already