In this document, Michael Moore invades nine different countries outside the united States whereby he talks about their ways of living, rules and policies. He uses their information to bring back to the United States to inform and persuade people. The first country he invades is Italy, he discovered that Italians have a lot of paid days and their holidays are about 30-35 days long. Surprisingly, the CEO's have no problem with giving their employees as much days off and still pay them because they want their employees to be happy and they believe that them going on vacations makes them stay healthy and stress free. The next country Michael Moore invades is France, down there their students are served five course meals that are presentable and delicious. Also the students are provided with sex education classes and not feeling uncomfortable. Finland is the next country Michael Moore invades. In Finland, he discusses with teachers and students about their education because they have the best education in the world. They have 20 minutes of homework, their usual hours at school are 3-4 hours and they do not take standardized test. The fourth country invaded is Slovenia, Slovenia offers free university for all citizens and non-citizens with no debt and they offer 100 courses of studies in English. After Slovenia, he then visited Germany. In Germany he was informed that Germans work for 36 hours a week but paid for 40 hours. They all have an average life with just a part time job. The next country Michael Moore's invades is Portugal, down there he talks to the police and he is told that people are usually not arrested for drug use. The next country visited was Norway, Michael Moore's, he learns that their jails are like houses unlike the usual jails. Lastly, he visited Iceland. Iceland was the first country to dominate a woman president. At the end of his trip with all the information he gathers, Michael Moore's realizes that they all connect with the U.S in some way.
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