Make France Great Again

"Have you read the contents of the letter?"

Jérôme Bonaparte raised his head, tapped the table with his right hand rhythmically and asked Marcel Jerome.

"Your Majesty, I checked it in advance before coming here!" Marcel Yerug responded sonorously.

"Then what do you think about this matter?" Jérôme Bonaparte did not express his attitude immediately, but asked Marcel Jerug his opinion.

"The information given in the letter is too little. I can't yet judge whether the rebel army can win this time... No, I should say that I don't know yet whether this Spartan-style rebel army can survive the encirclement and suppression of the Eastern Empire. Survived! Or it could be said that this rebel army has been wiped out by the government forces on the way to this letter!" Marcel Jerug cautiously responded to Jérôme Bonaparte.

"So, do you think our army should be given priority to the government forces of the Eastern Empire?" Jérôme Bonaparte asked Marcel Jerug in a brisk tone.

To the surprise of Jerome Bonaparte, Marcel Jerug also disagreed with placing all bets on the Eastern Empire government troops.

"I think the empire should support the rebel army secretly while funding the Eastern Empire government forces!" Marcel Jerug put forward his own opinion.

"Then you are not afraid that the government troops of the Eastern Empire will know that we are secretly funding the rebels and protest to our ambassador?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Marcel Jerug with a smile.

No one knows better than Jerome Bonaparte the bullying nature of the Eastern Empire. It is undoubtedly a fool's errand to expect them to attack the French Empire, which has the largest army and the second largest army in Europe, for this matter.

Furthermore, there are only a handful of people in the Eastern Empire who understand Europe's international situation and diplomacy, and there are even fewer people who can sort out the intricate diplomatic relations on the European continent.

The reason why Jérôme Bonaparte asked this question was mainly to examine how far Marcel Jerug himself understood the Eastern Empire.

After all, it has been a long time since the last "spot check".

"According to the intelligence collected by my subordinates, the ancient Eastern Empire was defeated by the Kingdom of Britain in 1840 and was forced to sign a treaty. The rulers of this country did not realize that they had to integrate into the international community and still clung to their own status quo. attitude towards all foreign things! Even if they knew that the empire was sponsoring this rebel army, they would just pretend to know nothing! The empire established by the Tatars was just a colonial empire disguised as a feudal empire. ! Even if the rulers of the empire pretend to integrate with them, the Tatar group entrenched in the colonial empire still cannot change its cruel nature. Their subjects are either forced by high pressure or follow their beliefs (here Marcel. Jerug regarded the Confucian feudal etiquette system as something similar to Christianity) and had to serve them.

I once heard a veteran who participated in the British war against the Eastern Empire say that the slave-owning soldiers of the Eastern Empire (Eight Banners) were in order to prevent possible sneak attacks after the defeat. Before they were defeated, they slaughtered all the surrounding villages that might rebel. "Marcel Jerug responded to Jérôme Bonaparte.

"Very good!" Jérôme Bonaparte nodded with satisfaction. It seems that Marcel Jerug not only understood the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' content on the Eastern Empire (previously Marcel Jerug also thought that Daqing Guo was A kingdom similar to the Kingdom of Prussia, now his evaluation of it has been reduced to the column of a slave empire), and he also found another way to understand that empire.

Subsequently, Jerome Bonaparte ordered Marcel Jerug to transport the 100,000 MTL1842 and hundreds of small Napoleon cannons piled in the warehouse as soon as possible to the Far East, where they would be peddled by personnel organized by the National Intelligence Agency.

"Your Majesty, the Eastern Empire's finances may not be able to support a large-scale change of dress! After all, they are still an agricultural empire!" Marcel Jerug responded to Jérôme Bonaparte.

"This is simple! The Banque Industrie Française is about to open a branch in the Far East! If the Eastern Empire needs it, they can use customs as collateral in exchange for loans!" Jérôme Bonaparte responded to Marcel Jerug. .

"I'm afraid they will never pay in this way unless they have to! Although they are a colonial empire, their rulers still attach great importance to territorial issues." Marcel Jerug told Hot News Rom Bonaparte replied.

"Then you sell the equipment to the rebels at low prices and let them deal a heavy blow to the government troops!" Jérôme Bonaparte said in a calm tone: "There will inevitably be various kinds of weapons within a huge empire. Careers! If the government army is unwilling to accept us, then we can sell all weapons and equipment to the careerists! What does the life and death of the Eastern Empire have to do with us!"

Although Jérôme Bonaparte's words sound cruel, they are the only possible way to save a nation that will suffer for more than 80 years.

Rather than maintaining a colonial empire that was destined to weaken, it would be better to destroy it directly.

After the collapse of the colonial empire, a large number of careerists will inevitably emerge.

They will gradually become stronger while attacking each other, until they compete for the strongest one.

During the period when they were competing to find the strongest one, it happened to be a gap period when the European powers were unable to project sufficient forces to Asia on a large scale.

The integrated Eastern Empire is bound to be several times more powerful now.

By that time, Jérôme Bonaparte and Victoria would have to consider improving relations with the Eastern Empire.

This was also the last kindness left to the Eastern Empire by Jérôme Bonaparte himself.

Show the bodhisattva's heart with the fury of thunder.

"Yes! Your Majesty!" Marcel Jerug nodded to Jerome Bonaparte.

"Okay! Go and get ready!" Jerome Bonaparte waved his hand to Marcel Jerug and said.

When Marcel Jerug left the room and walked down the stairs, he happened to meet Mokar in the corridor. The two looked at each other and smiled before leaving.

"Your Majesty, I have followed your order and delivered the letter to Minister Dicko!" Mokar, who entered the room, reported to Jérôme Bonaparte.

"Well done!" Jérôme Bonaparte praised Mokar as usual, and then issued an order again asking Mokar to call Isaac Perel, president of the Bank of Industrie de France, to his office.

Mokar was ordered to leave again, while Jérôme Bonaparte lowered his head and reviewed the documents.

After a while, Mokar led Isaac Perel to Jerome Bonaparte's study.

"Your Majesty!" The great banker Isaac Perel saluted Jérôme Bonaparte respectfully.

Jérôme Bonaparte put down the pen in his hand and extended his hand to invite Isaac Perel to sit on the sofa. Mokar also wisely left the study and closed the door.

The two people sitting on the sofa began to chat. Jérôme Bonaparte first asked Isaac Perel about the recent financial situation of the Industrial Bank of Paris and the situation of the gold mine.

Isaac Perel told Gerard Bonaparte that the financial situation of the Industrial Bank is basically in good condition now. The Industrial Bank, with its abundant capital, has continuously attracted Parisian retail investors to invest money in their bank.

Moreover, Industrial Bank promises that every customer who deposits money into Industrial Bank Paris to purchase Industrial Bank shares will receive 5% interest every year, which means that it only takes 15 years to double the assets. (4% for Banque de France)

The Industrial Bank of Paris is now discussing with the Seine provincial government the issue of urban renewal in Paris, including hotels, drinking water, public carriages and other issues.

When it comes to drinking water, Jérôme Bonaparte emphasizes this to Isaac Perel.

Since senior Ottoman officials contracted Paris' drinking water to Isaac Perel, he must take care of the safety of Paris's drinking water.

Vibrio cholerae is something that should not be underestimated.

"Cholera?" Isaac Perel looked at Jérôme Bonaparte with a puzzled face: "Your Majesty, are you saying that cholera is in the water?"

"After research, Vibrio cholerae is transmitted through water!" Jérôme Bonaparte said to Isaac Perel: "So the water sent to Paris must undergo certain disinfection!"

After listening to Jérôme Bonaparte's words, Isaac Perel suddenly felt as if he had received an unlucky project.

If cholera breaks out in a water project invested by Isaac Perel, then he may not be torn to pieces by the powerful people in Paris.

"Your Majesty, how should I prevent and treat it?" Isaac Perel asked Jérôme Bonaparte with an attitude of humbly learning.

"You'd better ask Louis Pasteur about this problem! He is a professor who specializes in cholera and will definitely be able to give you a solution!" Jérôme Bonaparte said to Isaac Perelson. , find Shuyuan www. zhaoshuyuan.com Then he added: "That's right! Remember to give others a certain amount of reward as a thank you!"

"Definitely! Definitely!" Isaac Perel nodded, already keeping the name Louis Pasteur in mind.

"Let's not talk about this! Let's talk about the gold mine!" Jérôme Bonaparte changed the subject and said to Isaac Perel.

"yes!"

Isaac Perel told Jérôme Bonaparte that their company in California is now being evacuated gradually and it is expected that the evacuation will be completed soon.

Gold obtained in California is also gradually entering the international market.

With the impact of large amounts of gold on the market, the price of gold is also falling at a constant speed.

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