Luke didn't pay much attention to the aftermath of the Glass incident.
Exposing scandals, slandering, and stirring up public opinion were all part of the old three sets. Bat Squad hadn't been idle all these years.
In the early years, Luke would suppress them for revenge, but he had changed his mind in recent years.
Humans were very complicated creatures, and it was unrealistic to unify their thinking.
In the past, he could control the channels of communication and fool people.
Now that they had entered the era of cell phones and the Internet, everyone had the desire to express themselves.
Many of them didn't care about the truth, and simply objected for the sake of objecting.
For example, the biggest faction in Italy today was called the opposition. The basic philosophy of this faction was … to oppose everything.
What was even more amazing was that this slogan was strongly supported by the masses, and became the ruling faction in Italy.
Even a faction that said "no" to everything could come to power, which was a clear indication of how stubborn humans were when it came to bickering.
Thus, Luke was now adopting a new strategy of comprehensive monitoring, focusing on, and eliminating those who attacked superheroes.
He had to understand the overall direction of public opinion, and remember those who liked to jump out. If they jumped out too much, they would be sent to a super scandal and jail time.
Turning these guys who liked to stir up public opinion into targets of public opinion was a classic case of "giving them a taste of their own medicine."
When it came to scandals, no one in the world knew more than Luke.
He didn't expose them all because there was no need.
When most of the people in a system weren't clean, exposing them wasn't to settle accounts, but to protect them.
The result of the big exposure was to throw a small group of people to be the scapegoats, and the rest of the people would not (continue) to (continue) to (continue) to (continue).
Rather than that, Luke would rather keep most of the small fries and deal with the middle and upper echelons.
Nobody cared if the small fries were smelly or not.
It was only when the big shots were smelly that the public was happy to see them.
Of course, the Avengers were facing a similar situation this time.
In the past few years, the Righteous Alliance had started to keep a low profile. Many of the crises had either been resolved in advance, or they hadn't sent out their distinctive armor.
As a result, the Avengers, who had always maintained their individual style and attacked everywhere, became much more famous than the Righteous Alliance.
After the Righteous Alliance kept a low profile, they couldn't slander them, so they could only target the Avengers.
The Avengers, who had a lot of fans, also had a lot of haters.
Compared to the Justice Alliance, whose true identity could not be verified, the Avengers had too many weaknesses, which made it easier for the US government to intervene.
Perhaps it was because of the multiple alien invasions that attempted to destroy Earth that the upper echelons of many countries felt a sense of crisis.
They urgently needed to control a portion of their strength, as well as the mature spaceship technology that the Avengers possessed.
In the future, when there was an emergency, he could command the Avengers while taking the spaceship to leave Earth temporarily. It was a good choice.
The demands of the upper echelons of various countries, after years of fermenting, had finally brewed into this fated storm.
Unless the Avengers completely retired, these people who wanted to profit from them would take action sooner or later. They were just waiting for a reason to stand up openly.
The casualties in the Glass incident were all civilians, which was perfect for attacking the Avengers.
As a matter of fact, with the end of the colonial era, the global colonies were all independent, including Africa, which was partitioned by Europe and the United States.
However, in order to continue to reap benefits from these former colonies, Europe and the United States had been inciting racial conflicts in Africa, creating antagonisms and vendettas.
The most famous example was Rwanda. There were no exact numbers, but it was estimated to be around 500,000 to one million people.
The cause of this massacre was nothing more than the European and American colonists deliberately dividing the natives into two "races" to make them hate each other and prevent the natives from uniting against a common enemy.
In comparison, the Avengers had only saved a few hundred people in the market on the surface, and had inadvertently caused the deaths of more than thirty people.
If this kind of behavior deserved to be apologized and begged for forgiveness, then all the previous upper echelons of the European and American countries should be sent to the execution ground and shot for three days and three nights.
The civilians who died this time were just props for the European and American upper echelons to "cry over their graves." They were "tool corpses" that had to be used even after they died.
Luke simply had Fu open his little notebook. Whoever was the happiest in this incident would be the unlucky ones once the wind blew over.
…
A week later, Selina looked at the news. "Are we really not going to do anything about this?"
The main characters on the news were Steve, Sam, Bucky, and … non-Chief T 'Challa.
The treatment of these main characters was to be handcuffed by the special forces and sent to prison vans.
Hm … this wasn't Reiken at all! Luke muttered inwardly and shook his head. "This isn't a small matter."
Chief Sai curled his lip in disdain. "Isn't it just those rats who occupy high positions?"
Luke said, "It's good to give them a chance to vent. Otherwise, who knows what else they'll do."
Chief Sai was confused. "Why don't we get rid of them in advance?"
"Because people who are dissatisfied with superheroes will automatically get involved. Getting rid of a few people won't stop this," Luke said gloomily.
Selina frowned. "Is it wrong for us to protect ordinary people?"
Luke couldn't help but laugh when he thought of the Italian opposition. "That's right. As long as you appear in front of them, everything is wrong."
This was human nature, just like night and day.
People couldn't live in the night forever, nor could they stay in the day forever.
After a long time, even vampires would yearn to sunbathe — as long as they didn't get burned to ashes.
Liking black or white was just a matter of preference, but if you were only allowed to choose between black and white, you would be deprived of the right to choose.
It just so happened that the Europeans and Americans liked to advocate freedom the most, and many people liked to go against the mainstream.
This had nothing to do with right or wrong, and was just the behavior of the contrarians to show their uniqueness.
…
In the next few days, Chief Sai paid close attention to the development of the situation. At the same time, he ordered PDD and the members of the Justice Alliance not to interfere with the Avengers.
That was because this incident had clearly caused an internal conflict among the Avengers.
Sensing the signs, Luke had already ordered Walter and Pietro, who had been temporarily "seconded" to the Avengers, to be transferred back.
Tony was a little unhappy, but in the end, he didn't say anything.
By doing this, Luke suspected that he was pulling the rug out from under them, but at the same time, he was also expressing that he wouldn't interfere with the Avengers' internal affairs.
The Justice Alliance was still a united front. If they got involved, wouldn't that make the Avengers even more problematic?
Even if he knew that he couldn't hide anything from Luke, the tycoon didn't want him to watch him closely — this guy would definitely record a lot of videos and use them to mock them later.
Damn it, Tony's right eye was still black. If the entire process of his face changing shape was recorded, he would lose his face!
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