Rule Strange: Urban Legends That Don't Exist

Chapter 682 [Chapter of the Game of Death] 130 One: All Beings (8)

"It's important to calm people's anger."

The young man named Freeman swept the eyes of everyone present.

In addition to the Archbishop, El Bessarius, Charles, and Winston Churchill, there were four other people present, who respectively managed the internal and external markets, civil affairs, infrastructure, and finance of Yanan City.

Such an unscientific classification means that the actual power of each department is different, and the power must overlap to a certain extent.

The House of Representatives still maintains this system. The reason for this is that the huge market brought about by the influx of new immigrants has raised the threshold of distributable benefits. Even if power intersects, growing social interests still guarantee this. The unscientific system continues to operate.

At the same time, everyone understands that precisely because of this unscientific system, the upper limit of contradictions that can be accumulated is constantly increasing, like a time bomb that keeps getting stronger.

And now, the bomb is about to go off.

"The impact of the strike is incalculable."

Freeman spoke earnestly.

"When I came to the House this morning, the traffic in the entire city of Yanan was completely paralyzed. The marchers burned a part of the steam bus track and damaged the light rail from Central Park to Uptown."

He looked at another MP.

"Mr. Aixon, when the light rail bill was finalized, how much was one kilometer?"

Councilor Akkosen, who is in charge of infrastructure construction, answered truthfully:

"10 pounds per kilometer."

Councilor Ackerson is a real fencer, relying on luck and a little shade passed down from his ancestors to sit where he is today, and he dared not offend anyone present.

The ability to observe words and emotions that he has honed all his life enables him to handle any extreme conflicts with ease. This is the greatest capital that he can sit in today's position, and it is also the reason why he can become a member of parliament who manages infrastructure. He has a way to satisfy any tricky request.

Freeman has seen every face:

"10 pounds, unbelievable numbers, gentlemen, high technology means unimaginably high prices, and the infrastructure purchased at these super high prices is being destroyed by strikes-I don't mean this time, but after that every time."

"No one can afford such a price. The money to invest in infrastructure comes from real tax revenue. Even though Yanan City has abundant tax revenue, it cannot afford such destruction."

Winston Churchill couldn't help but interrupted:

"House Freeman, where did you get that statement [every time since]?
Could it be that stupid simulator game? "

Everyone present probably knew what kind of person Freeman was, so they understood Winston Churchill's ridicule, so their expressions did not change, and they just quietly listened to the confrontation between the two.

"Do you think there will be another march of this magnitude?

I tell you clearly, no more, I will let them know that there is order in Yanan City, my soldiers will defend the dignity of the House and the law, and impose the sanctions they deserve! "

Except for Charles and Besarius, who knew Winston Churchill's plan, the other Houses did not know his plan to use violence to suppress it. I can't stretch myself a bit.

"Member Churchill, please take back your crazy ideas!"

The first one to speak turned out to be the Archbishop.

"Holy Light uses forgiveness and understanding to show mercy to the world, not bullets!"

When the Archbishop said these words, it was the turn of Guer Bessarius who couldn't hold back anymore. He was old enough, had seen enough, and knew what the choral group did in Yanan City back then, so he had a clear feeling in his heart. idea--

If there is anything in this world that is more terrifying than chaos soldiers, it must be the Church of the Chant, because they don't use knives and bullets to kill people, but the consequences are much more serious than those caused by knives and bullets. Now The ignorance of the people of Yanan City has eight parts of their credit.

The archbishop said this must be because there are some interests involved behind it, Guer Besarius thought to himself, this is hard to guess, because the archbishop is not a native of Yanan City, he was parachuted from the imperial capital, no one knows With his details, there is no way to judge the real purpose behind his remarks.

After the archbishop objected to this, Winston Churchill's face became very bad, because he understood that the actual ruling group of the empire was the choir and not the royal family.

More importantly, the current choral group is completely different from the purely religious organization in the early years. It is a brand new existence after scientific improvement and ideological evolution.

The power wielded by the new choir, and the means of exercising it, are also much stronger than in earlier years.

These methods are embodied in the control of people-the father of the girl he is pursuing, General Arthur Wellesley, is a devout chant believer, offering a lot of wealth to the chant every year without asking for help. any return.

General Arthur Wellesley controls a huge naval fleet. He has killed more people overseas than most people have eaten in a lifetime, but it is such a butcher without feelings, morals, or any good emotions. Became a devout member of the choir.

Such a thing seemed unimaginable to Winston Churchill.

Because in his opinion, those archbishops and the like in the choral group are completely liars.

The unknown of the choir gave birth to a strong fear in Winston Churchill, which led him to maintain strong caution when talking to the archbishop.

"This is not the only ending, my lord bishop."

Winston Churchill carefully observed the change of every slight crease on the archbishop's face.

"As long as the mob doesn't crash into the parliament, my soldiers will never pull the safety catch first."

The archbishop sitting on the speaker's seat softened slightly, but he was still unhappy.

Seeing Winston Churchill's arrogance suppressed, Freeman felt a little relieved and turned to Charles.

"Lord Charles."

Even though they have the same status on the surface, Freeman still uses honorifics that can only be used for elders when talking to the leader of the Conservative Party, and maintains excessive humility.

This humility comes not only from the countless bills revised and promulgated by Charles over the years, but also from countless companies and enterprises, large and small, that have interests in Charles.

"I think we need to meet some of the needs of the marchers and give them the necessary commitments - to abolish child labor in factories, to have bills that guarantee workers the right to work, and guarantee their hours of work and wages every day - we have to Make a minimum wage standard.

In this way, the contradiction will naturally be resolved! "

Guer Bessarius said in surprise:
"Mr. Charles, you really learned these views from that simulator."

Charles argues:
"Good ideas and strategies should be accepted. According to my investigation, Yanan city fully applies the strategy to solve the strike problem in the simulator!"

Ral Bessarius said:

"You think that Yanan City is composed of dozens of large factories in the industrial zone, but it is not the case. The employment and tax revenue provided by those dozens of large factories is only less than one-tenth of that of Yanan City.

The remaining nine-tenths are distributed in countless large and small small businesses and small companies in various areas of Yanan City.

Most of these small organizations have serious problems in their profit models—the industrialization of Yanan City has not been long, and these small organizations cannot form a scientific operating structure, and can only rely on cheap manpower to make up for operational defects.

Believe it or not, for these small companies that account for most of the tax revenue in Yanan City, as long as you dare to set a minimum wage standard, they will die for you in minutes. "

(End of this chapter)