Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 691

The emergency meeting of the cabinet quickly made a resolution to investigate the MPs who impeached Perfecto, with the charges being straightforward: secession and treason.

As soon as the resolution came out, some people protested, saying that this was dictatorship and power, a blasphemy against democracy and freedom, and demanded that the National Assembly veto the cabinet's order.

However, the resolution was passed by the National Assembly, and although more than one-third of the members abstained during the voting, it still received a majority.

The cabinet decision was then carried out.

The MPs involved in the incident were taken away from the National Assembly building on the spot and will be investigated by Victoria's National Intelligence Department.

The police also searched their residences directly and seized a large amount of information and documents from the homes of these congressmen, all of which will serve as evidence.

As for Perfecto herself, she just laughed it off when she learned about it.

"If you need, these senators will die in prison tonight." Ezio, the leader of the Assassin Brotherhood, appeared in front of Perfecto after a long absence, and the first thing he said was to get rid of certain people.

However, Perfect simply chuckled and shook his head, saying, "It's meaningless. These people just don't understand the situation. There's no need to kill them."

At this point, Perfect looked at Ezio in front of him mischievously and said to him jokingly: "If I didn't know the situation, I would have thought that these people were supported by you!"

Hearing what Perfecto said, Ezio shook his head seriously and said, "No, they have nothing to do with us."

Clearly, Ezio did not want Perfecto to think they had anything to do with this.

"If it was 20 years ago, perhaps there would still be such naive people in the Brotherhood." Perhaps thinking of something, Ezio sighed helplessly: "At that time, we all had ideals and believed that a liberal revolution like France's was the future of the country and the future of the people!
However, reality tells us that it is not always what we think.

Especially your appearance has proved to us that strongman politics is often the key factor that can truly guarantee the stability of a country."

"What you said is just a result-oriented approach. Strongman politics can indeed guarantee stability, but the prerequisite is that the person who rules the country is not a corrupt person who is blinded by greed, nor a ruler who puts personal interests above national interests." Perfect denied Ezio's statement.

There are more cases in the original world. During the Cold War, when the world was in turmoil, too many cases of strongman politics emerged. Among these cases, there are naturally cases that can be regarded as models, and there are also cases that can be regarded as "models".

As Ezio said, strongman politics can indeed guarantee the stability of a country for a period of time to a certain extent, but doing so will often accumulate a lot of public grievances.

Even if the lives of ordinary people have really improved, their material lives have become richer, and the country has made great progress.

But people’s hearts are often hard to satisfy, especially when they are full, they want more. When they are hungry, the only thing they want is to eat, but when they are full, they want more, they want better clothes, higher wages, bigger houses, more political demands...

To sum it up with a sentence that Perfectoct saw in the original world, it is the contradiction between the people's growing demands and the existing social system.

"What a country really needs is not a static state, nor an iron-fisted ruler who can suppress everything." Combining his own personal experience in the past few years and a large number of cases in the original world as reference, Perfect has a very clear understanding of all this: "What the country and the people need is a system that constantly leads the progress and development of the entire country.

This system must ensure that the leaders of the entire country will not remain inactive for a long time and can maintain national development in a long-term, rapid and stable manner.

To be more precise, it is to enable citizens to obtain spiritual satisfaction, for which they can even endure material dissatisfaction for a short or long time.”

The most typical representative here is one of the two poles of the world. What the red regime was most criticized for at the time and criticized by later generations was the huge gap between its light industry and heavy industry, as well as the low quality of people's living needs.

They distributed houses to the citizens for free, even though they were pigeon coops like the Khrushchev buildings that were neither beautiful nor comfortable to live in.

As for other light industrial products, the only issue is whether they exist or not, without considering whether they are good or not.

But it is undeniable that, except for the first few years after its establishment and the few years before its final disintegration, the people's living needs of the red regime at that time were met, and it could even be said that they were very affluent.

The famous kitchen debate is the most intuitive manifestation of this.

"Like everything you did in the North?" Ezio looked at Perfecto, feeling that Perfecto himself was the most direct embodiment of her theory.

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"If you mean cheap food, housing and clothes, then you can think so." Perfect did not hide his thoughts on this matter, but frankly admitted: "For many things, we must first solve the problem of whether we have them or not, and then we can consider whether they are good or bad. It is impossible to give the people the best at the beginning. That is a fantasy story, not reality."

"But there are always some people who will use all kinds of propaganda to claim that they will give the people better than the best in exchange for the support of the people, and will drive out those who can really solve the people's problems, and ultimately leave the people with nothing." Although he has always been an assassin, Ezio is not the kind of person who only thinks about force.

As one of the most progressive young people, Ezio also has a deep understanding of society and politics, and knows what the people really need.

"Yes, so sometimes democracy is not as good as you think. Once the democratic election system develops into a system where politicians use all means to please voters instead of competing for power based on their own abilities, the system will become a huge cancer." Perfectot felt deeply about this. A country that was once one of the two poles of the world had become a cesspool in this way.

Thinking of this, Perfecto lamented to Ezio: "No matter how talented and self-disciplined a person is, he cannot always ensure that the country will always be on the path of continuous progress and that the country he leads will not degenerate.

At this time, what the country needs is an enemy that is equally matched and neither dares to start a war lightly, and both sides constantly improve themselves to try to overwhelm the other. "

(End of this chapter)