I, Sakazuki, Will Not Take a Dog Easily

Sakaski shook his head again. This was not the answer he wanted, and he simply emphasized the key word and reminded: "I ask you, why is the 'why' revolution?"

This time, Long, who finally understood the difference between the two, was silent for a while: "To seek justice for those ordinary people who have been oppressed and bullied."

"Bullshit doesn't make sense!" Sakaski choked back with sarcasm: "You keep saying that you are seeking justice for the bullied, but you have encouraged countless people to cholera the lives of more civilians at will, and involve them all. This is you The so-called revolution? This is simply more vicious than pirates!"

In his opinion, Drago's core philosophy and goals are not wrong. If it were Sakaski, he would also choose to overthrow the Tianlongren. But in terms of actions and implementation methods, they are completely fucking different! !

Having dealt with the world government for many years, Sakaski knows where his criticisms are, and Long actually knows where they are.

But he did it in a not-so-intelligent and extremely reckless way.

It was obviously a reasonable and popular feat, but it attracted the hatred of countless countries that joined the world government.

Because the current situation displayed by the revolutionary army is indiscriminately taking all the princes and nobles in one pot!

This supports you asshole!

"From the very beginning, your line has gone astray." Sakaski responded to Drago with exactly the gesture of sighing.

The reason why the thought of the bearded old horse can maintain vigorous vitality is because of its advanced thinking and theory on the one hand, and on the other hand, it can be constantly adjusted according to local conditions and the inherent national conditions of a region.

The root cause of the success of the Flower Planters' Revolution is that Deshengge did not follow Mao Xiong's original path, relying on the background and actual situation of the Rabbit Family at that time.

But Drago, a brat, obviously doesn't understand this method, and he plays completely according to the Japanese Red Army's method.

However, you are playing overwhelmed in a world with only 16-17th century productivity and most of the islands are ruled by monarchs

In particular, among these kingdoms, there are quite a few monarchs whose political reputation is so high that they have no friends.

The common people care about the virtuous king, and then when your revolutionary army comes, is it to provide tactical guidance and ammunition for the opposing forces?

In Sakalski's view, this is no different from the US imperialist hegemony interfering in the internal affairs of other countries at will.

They were all trying to win over one party, and then they patted their buttocks and left after making the sky dark and dark. . . leave. . .

It's cool for a while, it's always cool for a while

"The world government does have a lot of criticism." As an insider, Sakaski was able to casually report a lot of riots that were suppressed by the world government through news blocking and media public relations.

"But do you know why you have become a street mouse that everyone shouts and beats? No matter how wise a king is, he still has the selfish desire to hope that his heirs can inherit this country." Sakaski's tone became more and more unfriendly: "No matter what How noble your ultimate goal is, but the fact is that the revolutionary army you lead is destroying the homes of countless people and threatening the safety of every monarch, why do you still want the support of others?"

This cake is a big hit, even if Drago only wants to overthrow a few bad kings, but in the eyes of outsiders, who knows if your uncle wants to kill everyone with one shot, or to make an example of others?

"see a visitor out."

Sakalski's words were concise and to the point, and he didn't want to talk about "a spark can start a prairie fire" at all.

Who knows if dragons will play bigger and bigger?

Because what the revolutionary army is consuming now is not the power of the world government, but is completely bleeding those allied countries.

For Sakalski, whether it is the Revolutionary Army or many alliance countries, he wants to minimize the meaningless internal friction now.

Drago wants to ally with the Navy?

Let's talk about the same muzzle!

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PS: I saw that in the comment area, it was said that you, Big Gouzi, update every two days now, which is inflated. This statement is actually wrong.

During the infusion period, I can still insist on changing every two days. I am much more dedicated than those pigeons! Give me a loving hug.

349. My heart and my deeds are as clear as a mirror

Although the words were not speculative, when Dorag got up and was about to leave, Sakaski still felt a little regretful.

But it's just a pity, because taking the current core strength of the revolutionary army, it may not be as good as the expeditionary army he leads.

In a world where individual power is enough to conquer a country, having excellent theoretical ideas is only a very limited part.

Kaido, as well as the previous kingdoms under the rule of Big Mom are an excellent example.

Even though the residents in their territory hoped to escape from the clutches of these moody big pirates, no one dared to stand up and resist even in the face of the harsh terms of the overlord who had to pay their souls for their monthly survival.

On the one hand, it is possible to obtain a relatively stable life on the big pirate site, but on the other hand, it is more cruel and real—it is difficult for civilians who lack top individual strength to compete with those big pirates who stand at the pinnacle of the world's combat power.

Even just a general or a pillar can easily defeat the resistance army formed by these civilians.

Kaido naturally doesn't understand Marxism-Leninism, nor does he know how to govern the country. But just such a moody monster can dominate large seas and islands.

Relying on the power to break mountains and seas at every turn, you will lose ten times with one force, and you will lose your temper.

"Everyone is gone, why are you still in a daze? Sakaski!" A majestic and steady old male voice echoed in the void.

The admiral, who had been on the sidelines from the beginning, stepped out of the air gate with vigorous steps.

"I kind of want to talk about cooperation..." the stubborn Gouzi said, after all, it would be good for the revolutionary army to share some of the firepower in the future.

However, the Warring States of Buddha, which has always been known for its dovishness, rarely makes an official statement, and its words are even more unceremonious: "There is nothing to talk about. We cooperate with Germa because they have sufficient capital, no matter in terms of strength or technology. But What can I get from Dorag?"

The number one man in the navy stared at the direction where Drago left with piercing eyes, and shook his head: "If it wasn't for Garp's favor, he wouldn't even think about leaving this time. As long as there are no top experts in command No matter how superior the theory of the revolutionary army, no matter how loud the slogan is, it is useless, and they will not be able to find anything after five hundred years."

Years of experience have made Warring States Bisakaski's perspective and level of viewing things more thorough.

After all, the same is true of the Navy Headquarters. Strict rules and regulations and a relatively complete military system are just icing on the cake.

What really makes the whole world recognize its dominance is that there are nearly ten top experts in this organization who are about as powerful as generals, and many of the mainstays of generals are enough to support the middle level.

The prestige of the Navy Headquarters has never been blown out by the pursuit of democracy, freedom, republic and other ideas, but by the blood and fire of successive navies.

With one punch and one kick, one shot and one cannon, how many big pirates who dared to compete with it were crushed to death?

"Do you know why the whole world fears and respects the admiral of the Navy Headquarters?" Seeing that Sakaski seemed to be still struggling, Sengoku asked casually.

Without waiting for the other party to answer, he asked himself and answered: "Apart from some prestige reasons, there is always only one criterion for us to select an admiral—to be able to

Fighting, very good at fighting, especially good at fighting. "

When Zhan Guo said this, he silently added in his heart [Although those who can beat the emperor are often problem children. . . 】

"Marshal, I always feel that you are thinking about something very impolite." Sakaski muttered dissatisfiedly, but he has always known this truth.

Because it was the same in his original world.

Don't look at the American emperor who talks about human rights, equality, and freedom every day, and looks domineering like an old man in the world.

But if these slogans and slogans are placed in a small country in the third world, no one will really pay attention to them even if they blow the trumpet at the United Nations every day.