Blackstone Code

"We can't always be Gefla's yes-men, Mr. President!"

In the Presidential Office of the Presidential Palace, Lynch sat directly opposite the President. He crossed his fingers together and pressed his elbows on the armrests of the chair. His posture seemed a bit conservative.

But in fact, what he said was very radical!

"When our children, our children's children, open their textbooks, they see it's always the Gefra people who win, or they fail again."

"No one cares what happens to the Federation, what we gain and what we lose."

"Because they can't see us in the history books, maybe they will only mention it in such a short space when introducing the Gafra Alliance and its member states."

"Baylor...Federation!"

"This shouldn't be the case, Mr. President, I have advanced technology, our society is more civilized than other countries' societies, and our people are richer."

"We are the most suitable people from any perspective, including culture, technology, economy, history, humanistic care, and sense of responsibility to the international community..."

“It’s us that people should see and talk about!”

"Just like us right now, our eyes are all focused on you, on the Byler Federation, Mr. President."

Mr. President nodded slightly, his reserved smile showing appreciation for Lynch's subtle flattery.

Look, children who can talk are always so comforting.

Lynch responded with a heartfelt smile, "It used to be like this, and that was because of the conservative party and escapism. Even if we wanted to change, there was nothing we could do."

"But now, Mr. President, we have the power to change all that."

“If the entire international community takes our lead, our voice will be louder, spread further, and we will be able to care for more people!”

"Regions, populations, countries, whenever they need help, we're there."

"The whole world should form a new order and a new international society around the Byler Federation. This is how world history will develop."

"For the past millennium, the Gefra people had the final say."

"We have the final say in the next thousand years!"

Mr. President raised his head and seemed a little excited. He quickly wrote down Lynch's last few words in the notebook at hand. These words can be used during the speech.

This was a little habit of his. He would quickly write down what was useful to him. It is said that his first job in politics when he was young was to serve the governor, and his job was as a stenographer.

When Mr. President delivers a speech, he often quotes some sentences from others, some very nice sentences.

He had quoted Lynch before, and therefore invited Lynch to attend his celebration.

This is not a shameful thing. There is nothing wrong with borrowing other people’s things to shine!

After Mr. President finished recording these sentences, he thought for a while and asked, "But how can we do this?"

"We can't say here, 'We want to be the leader of the world,' and they really think so and do it, right?"

His tone seemed relaxed, and chatting with Lynch was a fun experience.

It's like an after-dinner chat, or an afternoon chat.

"Interests, Mr. President, as long as there are enough interests, we don't even need to show our force, we can embrace the whole world!"

Mr. President's brows moved slightly, and he nodded noncommittally, "Tell me carefully."

He was intrigued by the idea that the president was not really a radical and that he was trying hard to play that role.

But if possible, he still wants some things to be a little more conservative.

It is not good to be too radical. This is his experience after living for so long, but people need a radical president, and he does not want to lose this opportunity, so he can only fight for it and work hard to play his role well. A passionate president radicals!

He knows very well that he is not, he is just pretending.

Now Lynch talks about being able to dominate the world without war or disputes, and he is very interested in this conservative statement.

If you are not radical and can make a U-turn when there are any problems, as long as they can be solved through diplomacy and politics, then it doesn't really matter.

War cannot do this. A cannonball fired into the territory of another country is a declaration of war!

After declaring war, there is no way out. We can only keep fighting until one side can no longer hold on, and only then can we usher in the dawn of peace.

But foreign policy doesn't. If you don't like it, or you can't accept it, then just change the policy and route.

"Everyone, all countries, we are working hard to develop."

"The development of science and technology, social development, economic development... there are many things we need to develop, but not every country can do things as well as we do."

"They may have some small problems in this area, maybe they have some small problems in that area, and they do not have the mature experience to provide them with the most correct path. At this time, our value is reflected, Mr. President."

“We had just gone through one of the most horrific Great Depressions in history, but in less than four years the decline was over and things were picking up.”

"Maybe another four years, or five years?"

"Soon we will be able to return to the heyday of the Federation. During your tenure, the Federation will become the richest and most powerful it has ever been!"

Mr. President always maintained his reserved smile. At this time, he said "thank you". He felt that this was very possible, no, it would definitely come true.

Then, thinking about his words, he said, "So how do we help them?"

"It is divided into two parts, Mr. President. One is to help them follow the path we have succeeded in. We can help them build factories and sell assembly lines to them."

"There is another kind of..."

The President suddenly raised his hand and interrupted Lynch's words. He asked a little apologetically, "Lynch, is this too radical?"

"Our company has studied the scientific and technological achievements for many years. If we just sell them to them..."

"People, do you have any objections?"

What opinions will the public have?

They have no objection at all, because these things have nothing to do with them.

Not only that, the increased orders may also allow them to get more salaries, and it's not too late for them to be happy.

Not all companies have the ability to compete in the international market. Many companies' products can only be sold domestically, or at best, dumped in areas under federal control such as Nagaril.

You may not be able to win in competition with products from other countries. Of course, that’s not to say it’s absolutely impossible, but it’s just very difficult.

And those companies that are already competitive are not afraid of competition.

The "people" Mr. President is really talking about are actually the capitalists. Do they have any objections?

Lynch shook his head and asked, "Can you build a car?"

Mr. President did not end the conversation because Lynch said nonsense. He shook his head with interest, "I don't know how, but I know how it works."

He briefly talked about the principles of steam engines. Not many people actually know about this thing!

In the Commonwealth, if five out of a hundred people know the principles of the steam engine, it can be said to be a victory for education.

Lynch nodded, "Neither do they, so we can sell them the assembly line and let them learn how to operate the machine without telling them why they do it."

"When they do not have an industrial foundation, their product upgrades and future research and development will rely more on our technological capabilities."

"Unless they can catch up with the federal technological level through their own research and development capabilities in a short period of time, this is impossible!"

"Any breakthrough in a cutting-edge product is a collection of multiple scientific fields. They cannot catch up with us if they complete a certain research alone."

"In other words, we will control some of the industrial lifeblood of these countries in some way!"

Mr. President raised his head slightly. He did not understand, but he wanted to show that he understood. He would discuss this issue with Mr. Trueman later.

"Please go ahead, Lynch."

"Second, we only sell products."

"The R\u0026D capabilities of these countries may lag behind ours, but only a little, so we have to impact their R\u0026D capabilities with cheap technology products."

"For example... the Qi-I bomber is currently the most advanced bomber in the world. So far, I believe that no country can produce it independently."

"If we allow those countries to develop their own aircraft, they may not be able to develop similar aircraft that can compete with the Q-I bomber."

"But it's also possible that they can imitate something similar."

"In the process, their industry and technology will be greatly developed, and these developments will become possible threats to our industrial base in the future."

"So what we want is not to catalyze their R\u0026D capabilities and efficiency, but to use cheap products to destroy their R\u0026D capabilities!"

"When they find that they can't come up with anything despite spending dozens of times the money, and they might as well buy it directly from us, we win!"

"From then on, countries and regions around the world must rely on our industrial and technological capabilities."

"We hold the key to the progress of this world and society as a whole."

"Only when we are willing to push it forward will the entire society take a step forward."

"No need for war, no need for disputes, no need for even quarrels, we control the world!"

"If they lose competition with other countries, they must obey our arrangements."

"What if they fall out of our system?"

A smile appeared on Lynch's face, "They will find that they are no longer two or three years behind, but twenty or thirty years behind!"