Blackstone Code

The homeless people who have begun to try to regain their passion for life and work will definitely not understand that what awaits them next will be hard work.

In a place like Marillo, they don't even have a chance to escape!

But then again, this is also a kind of exercise and a new life for them.

After they come back from Marillo, they will definitely become different and be able to better integrate into society, work and family.

The next day, Lynch watched the speech about Catherine broadcast by Sabine TV station in York State. As long as the money was in place, the TV station dared to broadcast anything.

What's more, political news is also one of their main reporting contents, so they have no reason to refuse.

Watching Catherine on TV standing in front of the camera, standing in front of many citizens who "spontaneously" came to listen to her speech, she expressed her political ideas with some excitement.

She did not follow the manuscript exactly. Lynch had read the manuscript, and even the core content of the manuscript was written by him himself and then handed over to the professor's assistant for reprocessing.

Catherine has a certain ability to go off-script, which is actually great. In the Federation, people evaluate whether a politician sincerely serves the people based on whether the politician's speech is passionate and whether he can go off-script.

Especially the ability to write without script, which is regarded as an important manifestation of personal ability. Some people's speeches are very passionate, but they all read according to the script.

This will make the people in the audience think that the politicians in their eyes are just "stage actors" who recite their lines like actors and make disgustingly hypocritical expressions to fool the people.

Lynch told her these things from the beginning and asked her not to read the manuscript as much as possible. The girl listened to his words and successfully memorized them.

The biggest difference between unscripted and recited is the rendering of emotions. It is like a person reading a book. There is a line in the book "I love you".

The reader is not the person in the book. Even if he speaks this line at this moment, it will be difficult to infect others with his true emotions.

But the unscripted content can be said to be unscripted. In fact, it is more of a summary and statement of certain things, which makes the speaker have deep emotions about what he said.

These emotions can also contaminate others, making people believe that what they say is true.

All those who have been "hurt" by Lynch agree on one thing in despair, that is, never listen to Lynch!

As long as he opens his mouth, he can make people calm down unconsciously, listen to his words, and then be infected and convinced by what he says!

On TV, Catherine looked at the people and talked about the security and social problems in Sabine City since the Great Depression.

She cited many examples to tell or remind people that the current Sabine City is far less safe than they see.

This place is full of vagrants, thieves, robbers, robbers, murderers... Who knows what those guys on the roadside who don't look like good people do.

She also came up with some data that would make the police chief embarrassed. It recorded various vicious cases that occurred every year in the past two years. She watched people's expressions gradually become solemn, which also meant that people began to invest.

"...We cannot pin all our safety hopes on others, although I must insist that when you are in danger, please call the police as soon as possible."

"But, everyone..."

Lynch raised his eyebrows. Catherine used the word "everyone" instead of "ladies and gentlemen" as Lynch or others said. To some extent, this statement was not so formal and serious. occasion.

There are standards for when, where, and what to say, including how to use each word. There are strict rules.

You don't have to follow the rules, then others will laugh at you, unless you have the strength to ignore their attitudes!

For example, Lynch, he can say whatever he likes. No one can point at his nose and say "Look at this clown!" just because he used an inappropriate word!

Anyone who dares to say that will turn themselves into a clown.

Catherine wasn't strong enough, but she said it, and the professor's assistant not far away also frowned, but soon Lynch's clenched eyebrows relaxed.

This is not the Capitol Building, it is just the hall of a less important building in a small city. There are no upper-class elites around. Maybe the word "everyone" will be more in line with Catherine's character.

She is a flower of the common people, which is more in line with her image!

Lin Qi kept this in mind and watched her continue.

The core content has not changed. When people are in danger, the first person who can help them is not the police, but the people themselves.

Therefore, self-rescue and improving the social environment are more important than police dispatch and how many criminals the police arrest.

A good entry point, telling people that the police are incompetent and that they must believe in and rely on themselves, which is in line with the spiritual needs of federal people.

Everyone thinks they are their own hero, and people love that talk.

Politics is about saying things that make the vast majority happy and then sitting on their heads and enjoying the pleasure of power.

Catherine was getting into a state, and she started to get excited. The audience around her also got into the state, and some people had already stood up. This was the greatest support for her.

Lynch couldn't help but think of those days in school. Catherine was so strong, and the words "little cousin" made the cheerleader's face change.

Strong and confident, that’s why she’s beautiful.

After time, beauty becomes even more beautiful!

People around her cheered for her words from time to time, or raised their arms and shouted, she led the mood of the audience!

The speech ended soon, totaling nearly forty minutes, which was not a short time for a TV station.

Fortunately, it was during the day. If it were after eight o'clock, the time might be compressed even shorter.

In the last few shots, people keep coming up to Catherine and asking to shake her hand. This is the most typical characteristic of people supporting her.

If people don't support her, they won't shake her hand. If they don't spurn her, they have to thank God for making people so civilized.

After waiting for about half an hour, Lynch picked up the phone and dialed the number of Catherine's current office. She would be there.

"It's a wonderful speech, but you missed it."

Catherine was obviously still immersed in some emotion brought about by the speech and had not fully come out of it. Her tone was a little different from before.

In fact, a successful speech can not only infect the audience, but also build strong self-confidence in the speaker.

Because the sense of identity will give the speakers a sense of mission and make them firmly believe that everything they do is correct!

That's it for Catherine, she hasn't come out yet.

"You watched the speech just now, didn't you?"

She asked. This question was not actually an answer to Lynch's question. She started over again, and the content of the question was clearly and strongly directed. She was now very aggressive.

Lynch paused for about three or four seconds and said, "Yes, I read it. You went off-script." He reminded again.

Catherine was stunned for a moment, "Ah, yes, I was off-script. I don't know why, but at that moment, I seemed to have a lot to say."

"I don't know what happened, there were a lot of things I hadn't thought about before, and then all of a sudden it just came to me, just like that."

“It’s amazing and people love the idea!”

Lynch listened quietly to Catherine ramble on about some of her inner thoughts and psychological dynamics. After she gradually calmed down, she said softly, "Congratulations, you succeeded."

Perhaps because she shared a lot with Lynch, her mood gradually calmed down, and she even felt a little ashamed, "Did I just look like a lunatic?"

"Fortunately, every successful person has some characteristics."

Catherine asked, "Has this ever happened to you?"

"No..." Lynch denied with a smile, "Because I am a born winner and I don't need these processes."

"You're not modest at all, Lynch!"

As he said this, both of them laughed.

Catherine breathed a sigh of relief, "There is a lot of work that I need to do next, and I am a little worried about whether I can do it well..."

“You can do what you want to do, and if there’s something wrong, other people will remind you, and you don’t have to worry about whether you’re going to do it well.”

"At least, there's me."

The phone call between the two fell into a long silence, and then the girl's clear laughter came, "Okay, okay, I will do it!"

"So, see you next time?" The girl's voice was a little reluctant, but she knew what she should do. She was a smart girl.

"See you next time!" Lynch then hung up the phone.

After this speech, the social situation in Sabine City will improve, and subsequent related work will be carried out, and she will receive people's support.

As for the future?

That's not a problem anymore. Poor people can't be politicians in the Federation, only rich people can.

It just so happens that Lynch is a rich man, and quite rich.

By the time he returned to Bupain from York State, it was already a few days later.

During this period, he also had a detailed discussion with Mr. Adelaide, and Lynch left only after the two parties had discussed the details.

Bupen is closer to the north. The atmosphere here is even lower than that of Sabine City. There are almost no people on the road.

"It looks like the snowstorm is going to be pretty bad this year."

"Snow disaster?" Anna, who was sitting aside, was stunned for a moment, "I rarely hear this description, but you are right, this is a snow disaster."

"So far, more than 400 people have been found to have died due to low temperatures at the city hall, and there may be many more who have not been discovered."

"The temperature here has far exceeded the lowest point in history. It is said that it may reach minus 20 degrees recently!"

Looking at the wind and snow outside the window that showed no signs of abating, Lynch knew that when spring begins, people will remember this winter firmly!

Because they have never experienced the despair of "cold"!