Blooming America

A huge submarine rushed out of the sea. (Net m full text novel update fastest)

Then, regardless of the ultra-large-scale missile firing.

In the end, two good impact scenes were staged.

This very strange-looking submarine showed infinite power.

However, Holloway, who was sitting in front of the TV, was infinitely terrified.

"They did it like this... they could do it like this..."

However, this is not important anymore, Holloway has already been contacted, and his back path has been arranged.

He will go to Brazil and go incognito, so that he will not be known.

Of course, before that, Holloway also used the Philippines and other cover-ups, so that he would not be discovered.

It can be said that his idea is very good.

However, it is just an idea.

Because, when he looks back, he knows that his end is coming.

"It's been a long time, Your Excellency General."

The man dressed in a strange police uniform stood behind him.

His smile was ferocious, terrified, and anger returned from hell.

Almost shaking, Holloway said the man's name: "Sheffield..."

then……

then?

No, there is no more.

Because everything is like this, everything is over like this.

For Holloway, his life came to an end.

...

On the other side, Catherine looked at the bottom half of the plan.

She is very satisfied.

"The publicity draft has been prepared, and I believe that the popularity of Poseidon Heavy Industries will be greatly improved."

Elsa put things in front of Catherine.

This is a publicity plan written by Donald.

Donald, known as the "advertising maniac", has a very strong talent. Under Donald's propaganda, Catherine believes that the next Poseidon Heavy Industries' propaganda will be very successful.

"But is it necessary to show the Song of the Sky now?"

Elsa asked strangely.

"Of course, and it is very necessary."

Catherine smiled.

"Think about it. Once the superpowers find that their research is almost useless, will it be interesting?"

Of course, it cannot be said to be useless. But the psychological expectations of these people will inevitably be greatly discounted. (Net m full text novel update fastest)

This is inevitable.

"And then, we are bound to face a very good response..."

Catherine narrowed her eyes.

The way it looks now is obviously very helpful for their subsequent research.

Higher visibility means more people's attention, more people's attention means more investment, and more investment means more research results.

Maybe Catherine is rich, but no matter how much money. Can't be thrown into bottomless pits one after another, right?

Jenny squandered billions of things in an instant, and Catherine still remembers everything.

Obviously, some research is very expensive.

Although Poseidon Heavy Industries is still in the initial stage, Catherine has a good plan for the future of Poseidon Heavy Industries.

In Catherine's view, the future is bound to be very wonderful.

It will bring infinitely wonderful results to yourself.

However, Catherine's expected reaction. It doesn't seem to appear, but... it seems that another organization has come up.

"It's from England, Kate. I suggest you take a look."

Elsa's expression seemed a little strange.

"It's from England? It's nothing special, right?"

However, watching Elsa's strange expression, Catherine took the letter over.

Afterwards, Catherine also looked strange.

"Freemason? The British one?"

"Ah... an invitation."

Elsa shrugged.

Well, Catherine received an invitation, just like the invitation from the Mensa Association.

It's just that this invitation comes from the Freemasonry in Britain.

Well, it sounds like a freemason in a bunker...

But it's a pity, but very sad.

In reality, the so-called Freemasonry is a pastime for the rich.

In fact. In her previous life, when Catherine was going to Shanghai, she also visited the Masonic Ruins at No. 1623, North Jingxi Road, but it was a pity that it was already the office building of the Shanghai Chinese Medical Association.

As for other relics of Freemasonry in China, they have all been eradicated.

of course. In the Western world, this organization "sounds quite famous."

This is a famous conspiracy theory.

In fact, in the last century-in 1891, Zola wrote "Money".

Salgar, the protagonist inside, founded the World Bank. It is to compete with Freemasonry and Jewish financial power.

He declared that he would use money to do things that Napoleon could not do with his sword. Also united the Turks. He planned to crush the Jewish bank.

Of course the result was that the Jews crushed his power. Even his brother, the Minister of Public Relations in France, partnered with a Jewish banker to pit him. His shares of the World Bank plunged directly from three thousand francs to thirty francs.

In simpler terms, he was a failed speculator who squeezed into the exchange to engage in speculative business. After performing a series of conspiracies, ambitions, and madness, he finally became a complete bankrupt and a loser.

As the biggest villain of Freemasonry, Shi Shiran appeared on the stage.

... But speaking of it, there is no real villain in this story.

Because there is almost no decency in it.

Almost all the protagonists and supporting characters are villains.

This is a fight between villain and villain.

But it's a pity that the freemason that is so powerful in the novel is not such a thing in the real world.

Freemasonry, nry, literally means "free masonry" (free-n), and its full name is "free-and-epted-ns'. There is no definite statement about its origin.

According to the interpretation of the first "Historical Chapter" in the formula "the-ns-of-the-free-ns" (the-ns-of-the-free-ns, the legend was written in 1701, the first edition was from 1723), Freemasonry originated in AD The first 4000 years-this year is called al (s, "the bright year"). They claim to be descendants of Cain, and they know the mysteries of heaven, earth, nature and the universe.

As soon as it sounds, it is infinitely worthy of complaints.

Freemasonry faded away from the fog of legend, and the earliest record of its official appearance began in England in 1717.

Before 1716, nobles and senior clergy gathered in four taverns in London. Organizing gatherings similar to high-end clubs, mostly social activities, entertainment and food, these people are the true founders of modern Freemasonry. On June 24, 1717, on "St. John's Day" (St. John is the patron saint of Freemasonry Classics), the Freemasons (n) of the four clubs (dge) jointly established the first general club (granddge) , The members voted to elect Anson Seya as the first grand-master. This day was the beginning of the modern Freemasonry movement. This period also coincided with the disappearance of the legendary Rosicrucian movement. Modern Freemasonry got rid of the "practical masonry" nature of masonry groups and became "ideological masonry", that is, a political group devoted to social reform. .

And for now. This organization... seems to be really an unremarkable social organization...

Speaking specifically, the people here don't have any "legendary" at all.

The British Freemasonry split into Classicism and Modernism in 1753. The two sides faced each other for a long time. They did not reconcile until 1813. After the mid-19th century, the British Freemasonry quickly lost its determination and pioneering in social reform. Another major negative impact of Freemasonry on the United Kingdom was the loss of fertile North American colonies. Almost all the pioneers of the North American independence movement were members of Freemasonry. Among the 56 people who signed the Declaration of Independence, 53 were Freemasonry member.

There are approximately 6 million members of Freemasonry in the world today. Among them, the United Kingdom is about 1 million, the United States is about 4 million, and France is about 70,000.

But to speak of it, even during the independence period of North America, Freemasonry is more of a platform for communication. It's not a magical organization-maybe many people join it, but it's because they need connections, but not because of how awesome this organization is.

It's like you go to a sorority party.

You are going to get contacts at the sorority, but you cannot expect the sorority itself to sweep the world.

In fact, Catherine still saw the matter of Freemasonry from "Das Kapital".

Although not as exaggerated as the legend, Freemasonry does exist as an elite club. In politics, Freemasonry also plays a role in coordinating communication. In several revolutions in the nineteenth century, Freemasonry did provide information channels to interact with each other.

"If it's just that, it's not impossible to get there. If you join in, there will definitely be more connections..."

Unfortunately, this should have been a world-class conspiracy organization.

But the reality is cruel. In the real world, this thing is like this.

"Speaking of ~www.wuxiaspot.com~The Heart of Calling the Sun is good, but the Heart of Calling the Sun is an organization that uses radical means. It doesn't fit our philosophy..."

Catherine suddenly thought of something.

"Elsa, bring us the full draft of the Seele plan!"

This was originally a secret plan of the Antarctic Factory, but it has not been implemented yet-after all, transportation is a big problem.

But this does not mean that Catherine cannot change this plan.

seele...This organization itself is very popular...

If Freemasonry is not a great existence, wouldn't it be better if we change one?

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