Bright Sword's Minion Interspersed

Chapter 366 Delusion Judgment Expert Group
(One)

Based on the "rules", the first thing to be done is not Germany, Italy and Japan, but another international organization.

It is the "GGGJ" headquartered in Moscow, which is the source of legitimacy and theoretical foundation of the Soviet Union's rule. Without this international organization, although the Soviet Union may remain strong, it has lost the root of "rules", so it is also lost. In order to challenge the source and foundation of the "new order".

Stalin defined the Soviet-German War as the "Patriotic War" in order to distinguish it from GGGJ's "World Revolutionary War".

But this is obviously not what Americans want to see.

Disband GGGJ, bring the Soviet Union as a country into the new UN order based on "rules", even if it is to make it a "deputy leader"!

Therefore, the top priority for Americans at present is to urge, induce, etc., by all means.

Realize the first step, disband GGGJ!

In a blink of an eye, Guan Shan broke out in a cold sweat.

He had never thought about this before!
After all, the difference in status is too big, the persona in this life is just a little soldier who was born as a sheep herder in the mountains!

How the hell would you plan a grand narrative of such a scale!

(two)

"Hey! Hey! What's wrong with you? Are you uncomfortable?" Maja panted and pushed Guan Shan away, and touched Guan Shan's forehead with concern.

Just now after Maja took the initiative to kiss Guan Shan, he was surprised to find that Guan Shan was not as clumsy as he imagined, even his skills...

Just when Maja is completely immersed in it, and even ready to go deeper.

On Guan Shan's side, it stopped abruptly.

Not only did it stop abruptly, but Guan Shan's body was stiff and he was sweating profusely...

"Sorry, sorry." Guan Shan stood up panting.

Maja quickly picked up a chair and supported Guan Shan to sit down.

But at this moment, hurried footsteps came from the wooden stairs.

Maja hurriedly straightened her clothes and brushed her hair.

"Paul! Comrade Paul! All right!" shouted the guard.

Before Guan Shan could answer, the door of the room was pushed open with a "crash".

"Are you all right, Paul?" A blond girl in Russian uniform rushed in fragrantly.

This is Major Dadasha, who has not attacked Guan Shan yet, and is also the one who has no psychological shadow for the time being.

"Sweating so much? Are you..." Dadasha looked at Guan Shan suspiciously, then at Maja.

"Oh, here in Guanshan..." Maja looked at Dadasha coldly, and gently blocked the big Russian girl's intention to touch her forehead to take her temperature with her body. And retreat, his plan basically didn't work, Guan Shan was a little angry..."

"Oh..." Dadasha changed the route calmly, leaned over and gently touched Guan Shan's face, and said softly, "Don't blame yourself, Paul, this is not your problem at all... ...Oh, you seem to have a little fever? Walk around, go to the infirmary, comrade Allied...you help me hold Comrade Paul together!"

Maja hesitated, and reluctantly took Guan Shan's other arm.

The two guards who followed Dadasha ran up to the door and smiled slyly and winked at each other.

(three)

There are two different fragrance types on the left and right. Guan Shan didn't struggle, but he didn't indulge in the fragrance either. His head was still running at high speed. Guan Shan continued to think about the "grand narrative" just now.

Still that sentence, a rule-based agreement.

This matter is a very unpopular news in the big eastern country, and there is no special interpretation.

Although this "New Atlantic Charter" implicitly states that the United Kingdom and the United States must "We commit to working closely with all partners who share our democratic values ​​and to countering the efforts of those who seek to undermine our alliances and institutions."

(We pledge to work closely with all partners who share our democratic values ​​and to counter the efforts of those who seek to undermine our alliances and institutions.)
The two words in the sentence "who seek to underground" are very particular.

The semantic context of "seek" is to seek, to try to achieve.

It’s not that it’s already going on, it’s happened, it’s been done.Just say to judge you have this "intent".

The semantic context of "undermine" is to erode the foundation of XXXX and dig holes and tunnels under XXXX.

Not that damage has been done, there's been little evidence of it.

Similar to the meaning of "a dike of a thousand miles is destroyed by an ant's nest".

Secretive, faltering, there is a meaning revealed between the lines.

I!want!manage!you!
One month after the agreement was signed, Lithuania, a small Baltic country, suddenly went berserk.

From June 6 to July 10, exactly one month.

During this period, a large oriental country was holding a grand ceremony to celebrate its centenary.

In Article 21 of the document, there is a word "rules-based global economy for the 21st century", which completely echoes the sentence pattern of "ruled-based order", but the latter "order" is concreted into "global economy for the the 21st century", [-]st century global economy.

There are several attributives "inclusive, fair, climate-friendly, sustainable" in front of the sentence, inclusive, fair, environmentally friendly, and sustainable.

Again, what is the content is not the most important.

The right of interpretation belongs to them.

Say you are not, you are not!
Don't think that it's enough if you promise to "not seek hegemony", even if you have money!
(four)

I thought life would be simpler.

Fighting wars with Li Yunlong and Monk Wei, cursing and drinking.

Especially, there is a daughter like Nan Nan.

Simple is not good?Really!
Guan Shan cursed himself inwardly.

Why did you engage in so many extreme sports in your previous life?Don't you have a B number in your heart?

Not because, no friends.

In this life, if you blow up a bunker well, won't you just pull it down?
What can you do?What can you do!

Heh heh heh, Guan Shan sneered inwardly, questioning himself in his previous life.

Guan Shan, who stayed alone in the waiting area, was in a long daze, sometimes angry, sometimes sneered, and sometimes his lips moved slightly as if he was talking to someone.

All this was captured by a hidden camera.

In another room, Maja and Dadasha looked at each other. They looked at the doctors with their arms folded, listening to their Russian mixed with German and French words.

After all, Germany, Austria and France are now the theoretical and technical highlands in the medical field.

Those "brain electrical signals", "prefrontal cortex" and so on, those words are too advanced, Maja and Dadasha can't understand them all.

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