Question: In *Nobody*, Yulian asked a hacker to find out about Hutch Mansell but the moment the hacker saw Hutch's file she quit working for Yulian without pay.

Why?

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This is true BUT we do know that the Bugs are spacefaring since they have colonised other planets in the Quarantine Zone.

Thus although we do not know the *mechanism* by which the bugs transport the meteors *completely across the galaxy* it's not impossible that they do.

[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/xL3J1.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/xL3J1.jpg)

There is no evidence also that Buenos Aires was actually targeted, a meteor of any reasonable size would cause significant damage wherever on Earth it hits. B.A. was plot-chosen as it's Rico's home city

There is no evidence either way that this was a false flag operation so we can't prove it was or wasn't.
Speaking from memory (haven't watched the film from a number of years), I recall the film had a relatively strong implication that the Humans are projecting onto the bugs aspects of their own collective behavior. One of these aspects is being the aggressor in the conflict. Now, the film is presented from a conformist/mainstream Human perspective, so you won't get a subplot of questioning the official story and investigation by an intrepid freethinker - you only get messages through failures and gaps in the official Human narrative, and from the scenes you are witness too yourself. But the latter are quite limited: It's mostly Rico's perspective.

You can possibly make the analogy to a US ground soldier, sent overseas as part of the forces invading Iraq. He was told "Saddam had weapons of mass destruction", but there wasn't any actual evidence that this was the case, just unsubstantiated claims. This might not have been enough for the politically astute, but it was enough justification as far as the troops were concerned.