Aren't they afraid of God's punishment?
We thought about suing them, but we know that against a giant like the "Los Angeles Times", we are just insignificant ants. Not just us, I think many people over there are mere ants as well.
I have discussed it with my wife, since this isn't the United States we hoped to see, and we can't afford to provoke a behemoth like the "Los Angeles Times", we have no choice but to leave here.
The United States has never been a country of love and flowers, I must tell this to my former friends!"
After saying this, Vasco Aidan hugged his wife, his eyes filled with tears, and returned to their home, leaving the dumbfounded reporters outside the house.
These people keenly noticed something amiss about the situation, which was that Vasco Aidan's statement was too provocative. As soon as any newspaper published this speech, it would undoubtedly push the "Los Angeles Times" into opposition across the United States!
