Make France Great Again

After Earl Algou left, Marcel Jerrouge secretly sneaked into the Elysee Palace and reported information about the James Rothschild mansion to Jérôme Bonaparte.

Jerome Bonaparte was a little surprised after listening to Marcel Jerrouge's report. Sitting on the chair, he got up and paced back and forth twice, then raised his head and asked, "How are those people doing now? "

"They are completely controlled by our people!" Marcel Jerrouge responded to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Good job!" Jerome Bonaparte patted Marcel Jeruger on the shoulder in approval.

The praised Marcel Jerrug also smiled.

"After this matter is over, I will separate your department from the Ministry of the Interior! You will become a department directly under the Elysee Palace! At that time, your names will also be changed accordingly!" Jerome Bonaparte assured Marcel Jerrouge that he was going to separate the regular police from the special police in the police department to prevent the police department from becoming top-heavy.

The regular police affiliated to the police department are used to maintain the law and order of the entire country. The special police are similar to Mossad and KGB. While cracking down on the French internal conspiracy, they infiltrate into other countries and use a series of strategies to steal other countries, such as bribery. Information and intentions, so as to ensure that France can receive sufficient security both internally and externally.

In order not to arouse the disgust of the French people towards the secret police, Jerome Bonaparte decided to declare the National Intelligence Agency after the establishment of the department, and its role was to ensure the intelligence security of France itself.

By that time, Marcel Jerrouge will also become the intelligence chief of France after Fouché.

Although Marcel Jerrug's ability is much worse than Fouche's, but the aspects involved are also much less than Fouche's.

If Marcel Jerrouge can't even do this well, Jerome Bonaparte's direct dismissal of him can be regarded as a kind of love for him.

Marcel Jerrouge looked at Jerome Bonaparte excitedly, and he promised Jerome Bonaparte that he would swear allegiance to the president to the death and would not forget the president's cultivation.

"I see! Now you let your men release all the people captured from James Rothschild's house! Let them finish what they have not done." Jerome Bonaparte to Marcel Yaruger said.

"President, you don't need..." Marcel Yeruger, who was halfway through the sentence, remained silent. He knew that some words were inappropriate to say from the mouth of his "secret chief".

"No need!" Jérôme Bonaparte shook his head, "I need them to monitor Baron James Rothschild's every move for me, their value cannot be squandered at once!"

"Yes!" Marcel Jerrug responded with a nod.

"Okay! It's time for you to go back!" Jerome Bonaparte issued an order to evict Marcel Jerrouge.

"yes!"

Marcel Yeruger left the Elysee Palace in the dark of night with high spirits. He wanted to use the body of James Rothschild to pave himself a road to promotion.

Jerome Bonaparte, who stayed alone in the Elysee Palace, walked to the window and stared at the quiet Paris in the distance. The cold wind blowing on Jerome Bonaparte's face dispelled his hazy drowsiness: "Thiers, You should make the right choice, right?"

...

Rue Poirty, the residence of Adolphe Thiers.

"What? The baron wants to remove Jérôme Bonaparte from the presidency?" Thiers in the mansion looked at the baron butler in surprise.

"That's right! Senator Thiers, my master hopes to use your power to overthrow Jerome Bonaparte, he is too reckless!" The baron butler repeated James Rothschild's words to Thiers again.

The "joining" of Baron James Rothschild made Adolphe Thiers a little happy. Who in Paris didn't know that Baron James Rothschild's family property would not be too difficult to overthrow Jerome Bonaparte with his joining.

After a short period of joy, Adolphe Thiers became vigilant. It is not a good sign for a banker to interfere with the president. For Thiers, who wants to be the French Dictator, the banker only needs to be a tool of the government. It is enough for the government to make money, and the government's decision-making should be controlled by these elites.

"Excuse me for asking, is there any conflict between the Baron and the President?" Adolphe Thiers, who didn't know much about what happened in the Elysee Palace, asked.

"It's like this..." The baron steward told Adolphe Thiers all the news he had heard from Baron James Rothschild.

"The president is really too..." Adolphe Thiers was also a little shocked after hearing this, and he couldn't help applauding Jérôme Bonaparte's actions in his heart. He did what he always wanted to do but failed.

Time to take care of those bankers!

Although Congressman Thiers did not take less money from bankers during his tenure as Prime Minister, he was not relentless when it was time to take the money from the bankers.

"I am deeply sorry for the tragedy that happened to the baron's house!" Thiers responded to the baron's butler with the standard politician's model words.

"Does Congressman Thiers intend to help the baron overthrow Jérôme Bonaparte?" the personal butler asked Thiers suspiciously.

"Sir, please pardon me! Has your baron managed to make trouble with the troops on the outskirts of Paris?" Thiers responded directly to the personal butler from the troops outside the city.

"Ah?" The baron butler was obviously frightened by Thiers' words, and he responded anxiously: "The army...the army can't help the president control us!"

"That's not necessarily!" Thiers showed a meaningful smile: "You just said that not only bankers were invited to the president's banquet, but also soldiers! Mr. Steward, that's 60,000 troops! If they do it , How long can your baron last! A month? A day? Or an hour?"

Thinking of what the army outside Paris had done in June last year, the baron steward couldn't help but shuddered. He turned his gaze to ask Thiers for his opinion and said, "Mr. Thiers, do you think my master is now What should I do?"

"Although I myself want to overthrow Jérôme Bonaparte, right now we can only wait for Jerome Bonaparte to abdicate automatically!" Thiers shrugged and responded helplessly.

"What if the president doesn't want to step down?" the baron butler asked Thiers?

"Then we will impeach him through the Legislative Assembly!" replied Thiers.

"He is very likely to overthrow the Legislative Assembly! Just like his uncle did!" the baron steward warned Thiers.

After a moment of silence, Thiers responded again: "Then we can only wait for God to punish him. Believe me, the people of Paris have always been fickle!"

Knowing that Thiers had pinned his hopes on the people of Paris, the baron steward was convinced that he could not persuade him that his plan to bring the Legislative Assembly into a direct confrontation with the President had failed.

"In that case, Mr. Thiers, I will take my leave!" The baron butler bid farewell to Thiers.

Thiers sent the baron steward to the gate and left.

The unwilling baron butler did not immediately return to the mansion of Baron James Rothschild, but went to the mansion of Odilon Barrow, another magnate of the Party of Order.

Odilon Barrow, who had just fallen asleep, was awakened by the baron's butler's knock on the door, lit the gas lamp and put on his clothes.

After the servant reported the arrival of the baron butler to Odilon Barrow, Odilon Barrow ordered the servant to invite the baron butler to the living room for a conversation.

After the baron's butler explained his intentions to Odilon Barrow, Odilon Barrow also rejected Baron James Rothschild's invitation.

The baron butler had no choice but to leave the Odilon Barrow mansion in dismay.

After the baron steward left, Odilon Barrow ordered the secretary to inform the minister of the interior, Ferdinand Barrow, about the arrival of the baron steward.

Secretary Odilon Barrow went to Ferdinand Barrow's home overnight to inform Ferdinand Barrow of the news.

Ferdinand Barrow, who received the news, also hurriedly put on his clothes and went to the Elysee Palace. He wanted to report the news to the President.

Ferdinand Barrow, who took a carriage to the Elysee Palace, found that the Elysee Palace was still brightly lit near 3 o'clock.

Fernand Barrow, who entered the courtyard of the Elysee Palace, was led by Waudrey to a reception room of the Elysee Palace.

Ferdinand Barrow was surprised to find Jérôme Bonaparte, Persigny, Achillefold, Magnet, Regno, Saint-Arnaud, and Morny all here.

"Mr. Ferdinand, you are here!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Fernand Barrow with a smile.

"Monsieur President..." Ferdinand Barrow reported to Jérôme Bonaparte that the baron steward had visited his brother Odilon Barrow.

"I see!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded to Ferdinand Barrow, he understood that although Odilon Barrow was not on his side, at least he was helping him.

Subsequently, Jerome Bonaparte invited Ferdinand Barrow to discuss how to deal with James Rothschild.

Thiers, Odi Lombaro, Jérôme Bonaparte, Baron James Rothschild, and Jérôme Bonaparte's closest followers did not sleep that night.

Early the next morning.

The Paris newspapers, which were deeply influenced by Jerome Bonaparte, instilled "the conspiracy theory that the Rothschild family controls France" to the people of Paris.

"Extra! Extra! The latest "Observer!"

Newsboys roamed the streets bringing newspapers to every gentleman in Paris.

At the same time, a pamphlet called Currency Wars - The Rothschilds was also hitting the streets.

Many people who had never met Baron James Rothschild met the "financial emperor" in a day.