Chapter 658: Outsmarting Oneself Calvin Coolidge_2

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Clearly, such actions were successful, as they led to an earlier onset of the economic crisis in the United States, and the impact of the crisis was no less severe than it had been historically.

But such actions obviously needed to be kept strictly confidential, after all, this matter affected the happiness of tens of millions of people and the life and death of millions more, even leading to a genuine economic crisis that impacted the entire world.

If the actions of the United Kingdom and Australasia were to be exposed, they would inevitably be labeled as sinners against humanity.

After all, this economic crisis caused losses to the economies of countries around the world amounting to hundreds of billions of US dollars, leaving tens of millions unemployed and nearly a hundred million people facing a food crisis.