Blackstone Code Chapter 1290: 1 something
Lynch did not meet Mr. Trueman until nearly a week after returning to the Commonwealth.
There are too many little secrets between the two of them. This time Lynch came back from Gavra and always wanted to see each other.
"Sorry, you know, their emperor is dead, so I have a lot of things to do with diplomacy during this time."
As soon as he came up, Mr. Trueman apologized for the meeting. He had made an appointment to meet on the third day of Lynch's return.
But suddenly there is a diplomatic mission to visit the Federation, which can only delay the time until now.
Lynch expressed understanding and raised his hand to invite Mr. Trueman to sit down. "That's why I don't like being a politician. These jobs take up too much personal time and not everyone can stand it."
His statement was affirmed by Mr. Trueman, and he was also somewhat emotional.
Politicians with greater power and status have less personal time.
Like federal presidents, from the moment they win the election, they move into the presidential palace.
Some would consider this an honor, and of course it is, after all, not many people in the entire Commonwealth have lived in the Presidential Palace for too long.
But it also means that the president loses a lot of personal time, except for the occasional occasion when he's lucky and doesn't have a schedule when he can find time to take a break, all the time he's at work, including when he's sleeping.
Whenever there is a need, the staff of the Presidential Palace will slap on the door of the President's bedroom, wake him up, dress him, and throw him where he should go.
Mr. Truman's job isn't as busy as Mr. President's, that's for sure, but it's definitely not easy either.
After the emperor of Gafra was assassinated, the situation of the international community changed dramatically in an instant. The countries that had been standing on Gafra's side began to actively carry out foreign affairs visits to the Federation.
The death of the emperor by assassination is only one of the reasons. More, it may have something to do with the reformation of Gavra announced by the Prime Minister.
When Lynch left, the Prime Minister officially announced that he was going to make a major overhaul of Gavra's political system, with the abolition of the monarchy at the core.
This sentence should make some countries that always thought that Gefra would stand up completely desperate.
This seems a bit unreasonable. Why is it despairing for a country with a good foundation to reform?
It is not without reason that the way a monarchy is unified is different from the way a constitutional monarchy or any other system governs.
The restructuring does not mean that the central government has changed. Even if the restructuring is successful, the key lies in the localities, in those places far from the central government.
Gavra doesn't seem like a big island country, but to say it's small is obviously a summer festival.
This means that there is power in the hands of a large number of people, as the Prime Minister announces that reforming the system is likely to be abolished.
When some changes come to them, and they are far away from the center of power, some people will not be so obedient and let go of the power in their hands.
Many people believe that in the next few years, Gevra may be used to sort out the context of the entire country, solve the "old forces" entrenched in local areas, and then resume the road of development.
This way, the most important time period is missed.
Mr. Truman and his assistants have similar views. The most important thing is that the murderer has not been caught until now. The Prime Minister directly pointed the finger at the nobles. At the same time, the attitude of the Governor of Amelia was ambiguous.
A series of questions indicate that Gefra will focus elsewhere for a while.
This is a good thing for the Federation.
Gevra is weaker by one point, and the Federation is stronger by one point. This is not a difference of plus one and minus one, but a difference of two.
And this gap will continue to multiply with the continuous addition and subtraction of the two sides, and soon the two sides will not be at the same level at all.
In the quiet room, Mr. Trueman put a napkin on his lap. "Besides this, it has something to do with food."
He sighed a little, "We all have to thank you, the food shipped from Nagalil has solved a lot of problems, especially in terms of diplomacy, it has put us in a more proactive position."
"Those congressmen and gentlemen may not say that, but I know that we have all benefited a lot from your food this winter, more or less."
As the world faces extreme weather, food is a priority.
At this time, for those ruling classes, it is related to their power and even whether their lives can continue to maintain a safe state.
It is indeed very important for the Commonwealth to export food to the outside world, and the World Development Committee also recognizes this "big brother" even more.
Lynch earned more than enough money this winter. In addition to other income, he also had some income from food.
The food that has been sold in the Federation must be sold at par.
He knows when and what to do to get people's support. If the price of food is raised in the winter, as long as someone says something like "Lynch deliberately raised the price of food so that we can't afford to eat" .
The good reputation he has accumulated over the years will be trampled on the ground overnight. You can't ask the people at the bottom to be more rational and restrained.
If they can exercise rational restraint and take the initiative to think, they are not the bottom of society.
So the food is sold at a fair price. Even if some people don't like Lynch, they can't find anything to attack Lynch. On the contrary, some people who don't feel much about Lynch may suddenly appear a little wisdom. , understand the significance of Lynch doing so.
This is the price of grain exported to other countries, not the same.
As much as it should be, neither Mr. Truman nor Mr. President have any objection to this.
After all, he is a businessman, and he wants to make money. Federal politics and public opinion have never been the way to manipulate capitalists. It was not before, and it will not be in the future.
Speaking of Nagalil, Mr. Trueman also mentioned something as a joke.
"Scientists say this winter is a little cooler than last year, which alarms many wealthy people."
"And then you know... as long as those rich people get upset, someone will come up with all kinds of ways to get the money in their pockets."
Lynch nodded, it's not a shameful thing, making money, although this topic is a bit vulgar, but this is life.
Mr. Truman laughed at random, "And then there was a bunch of crooks who got some material from nowhere and made something interesting anyway."
"It is said that they built a small city in Nagalil for the rich, and it is populated by rich people from all over the world who are afraid of the cold winter."
"Medical care, shopping, travel, enjoyment, in their descriptions, it has almost become the first place to spend the winter."
"Then they started selling properties over there..."
Lynch can imagine a group of clean-looking, sunny young men coming in with all kinds of materials to sell this kind of thing.
He did it in the beginning and was no stranger to it.
The blind optimism of the Commonwealth has led to a good soil for scammers here. As long as these scammers are professional enough, those rich people will not even suspect these things.
Sure enough, then Mr. Truman said that hundreds of people across the Federation had been defrauded, and the total amount had exceeded 30 million, which was hailed as the largest fraud case in the history of the Federation.
What's more interesting is that when people talk about this scam, they don't have a strong hatred for the crooks.
Especially at the bottom of the society, it is directly regarded as a comedy, probably because the people who can be deceived are rich people.
The hatred of the rich is the emotion of the society as a whole.
These scammers are smart, they know how to use the unease of the rich to carry out their own scams, and this project has a certain feasibility.
But not many, building a city on its own in a strange country is no easy feat.
Let's not talk about how difficult it is to solve the political issues, just the cost of the city is difficult to solve.
Be it the Federation or other countries, the more developed the region is, the more financially strained it will be.
I've only heard of Bu Paine's financial problems, and rarely heard of financial problems in rural areas.
So many rich people live together, the maintenance of various supporting facilities, the wages of various personnel, this is an astronomical sum!
Lynch just thought about it ~IndoMTL.com~ and skipped this plan, this is not a profitable business, he never cared about this kind of business.
The two had a very hearty dinner, and they didn't talk about Lynch's assassination of Emperor Gafra, which was limited to three people.
And Mr. Trueman and the major don't know each other is an insider. Only in this way can we ensure that everyone is safe.
The meeting with Mr. Truman this time is actually not too core, that is, Lynch has been in Gavra for a long time, and he will always meet when he comes back to maintain the relationship.
Watching Lynch's car leave, Mr. Trueman was thinking of something else.
He originally wanted to talk to Lynch about Chris, the woman who finished second in the bowling competition.
She was too close to Mr. President, and someone from the Security Committee told Mr. Truman privately that the woman had spent the night at the President's estate more than once.
This news is not good news. Mr. President has many faults, but his advantages are also obvious.
As a capable "man," Mr. Trueman does not want Mr. President to fall over a woman.
While wrestling most of the time isn't necessarily because of the things people see, he wants Mr. President's **** to sit tighter.
But in the end, he still didn't say it. Lynch's ability to assassinate an emperor meant that he himself had no concerns when dealing with such a thing.
If Chrissy's problem evokes some negative emotions in Lynch, making him think that it is more convenient to accomplish certain things through certain means than through formal methods, it is Mr. Trueman's sin .
He still hopes that Lynch will be well, at least there are not many people as sober as him.