Didn't Ask

Didn't Ask (Latin: Numquam quaerabam) is a referenced war, disaster and propaganda film in Little Fidesham. Andrew usually always dreams of it whenever he dreams about getting visits from God.
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=== Plot ===
In the film created by the SocMets that takes place in 2030, they depict a weather control satellite built by the US to try and control the planet's weather. At this point, the Moricounien Federation restored the original Greater East Asia Co-propserity Sphere and every territory within it except China were in her control.
In a flow of events almost similar to what happened in Geostorm, the weather satellite malfunctions from a virus planted by a false-flag sadistic psychopath and as a result yet seemingly intentionally most of Moricounie's allied territory including the whole of Europe and East Asia were either fried or frozen. The Main Consummate Land had severe temperature swings ranging from -69 to 58 centigrade in the span of one week. Matt, out of anger from being caught in the purely American issue for no reason, immediately orders all hundreds of thousands of non-nuclear warheads from all of Moricounie's territories on a beeline to the USA. After only 3 days of the literal hell storm, the entire United States is covered in half-mile-wide craters.
He threatens one nuclear warhead for every week they did not find the psychopath, and as one week passed by, the city of Las Vegas was struck by a nuclear warhead, rendering Nevada a vegetable.
The protags were able to find the psychopath, but they were then specially ordered to take him to Moricounie.
When Matt interrogated him angrily, he reveals that he also despised the satellite but also humanity as a whole. Matt, albeit a fellow nihilist, then screams "but they didn't ask" then immediately orders him to be beaten to death by Apprehenders then forced all network stations worldwide to broadcast the execution.
The United States then declares war on Moricounie for the beating but sooner than later Matt sends a nuclear warhead to Columbia, finally dissolving the United States, before dissolving Moricounie back to her original 1024-island form and liberating East Asia and Europe in the press statement concerning the bombing of Washington DC. During the same event, Dotty directly contacts North Korea stating in Korean, "as our dreams have come to life ten years ago, so did yours today." A convincing Kim Jong-un lookalike answers it and replies "thanks" in Korean. A scene in China venerating Moricounie (Chinese: 森国 sēn guó) is displayed right after.
A 5-years-later epilogue is shown where the US rebuilt itself with a distributist mourabitean leader while Moricounien populations relax once more, and amicable scenes in communist countries where Moricounien and former Moricounien European and Asian tourists and nationals freely roamed about them, implying that the dictatorship of the proletariat (that is, the huge Moricounien Federation) has concluded, although not in communism, but instead in relatively centrist distributism.
=== Details ===
The film was created as a criticism to both the US and Moricounie being superpowers and holding the world at the palm of their hands wherein a simple slip could end innocent lives. Additionally, it also served as a criticism to Matt's awful temper, and as an echo to the Communist Manifesto and the Revelation (i.e., from the humongous weather satellite malfunction to the rain of warheads).
Regardless, Matt enjoyed the film but did not release it theatrically because of the growing tensions at the time. 
The "but they didn't ask" line in the film was intentionally added in. 
In the series the film at parts resembles The Divide because of its constant bombing scenes.