Reborn American Giants

From this point of view, the benefits gained by John in this matter are far greater than those gained by Victor. For Victor, this identity can only be said to be dispensable.

However, things need to be viewed from both sides. In the final analysis, no matter how it is concealed, the Gref family is a drug trafficking group, and as the controller behind the scenes, Victor's true identity cannot be hidden from some "interested people", especially those in Latin America.

The real boss of the US government investigation.

The current time period is 1984, and in just over seven years, the Soviet Union, the number one enemy of the United States, is about to be the first to be defeated in this protracted "Cold War". The entire Red Empire collapses, and the once huge

The communist country is about to split into dozens of independent countries, large and small.

The United States, which dismembered its biggest rival and won the Cold War, will become the most powerful country on the planet.

In order to implement its "global strategy", the United States has nearly 800 military bases of various types around the world, deploying a quarter of its 3 million armed forces.

These well-equipped and well-trained armed forces ensure that the United States has an exaggerated response speed of "one hour response time" in any hot spot around the world.

In Latin America, in addition to using the Guantanamo base as the main training base for the Atlantic Fleet, the United States also owns the Fort Buchanan Army Base and the Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Puerto Rico.

In order to control the most important Panama Canal, the United States has Fort Bryant Army Base in Panama, Howard Air Force Base, Rodman Naval Air Station located north of the canal, Albrook Air Force Base, and Fort Clayton Army Base located north of Panama City.

As well as a series of military bases such as Quarry Heights (the location of the U.S. Southern Headquarters).

In addition, there are some sporadic ones such as Fort Sherman (Army), Fort Randolph, Fort Gulick (Army), Fort Davis Army Base, and Fort Colon located west of Panama City.

These bases bring a deep despair, if Victor has not successfully climbed to a key position before the end of the Cold War.

Then when the time comes, he will definitely face this suffocating military pressure from the United States.

Because after solving the biggest enemy of the Soviet Union, the U.S. government will then turn around and start solving Latin America, the "back garden that is on fire everywhere."

And in this process, the powerful U.S. government will definitely not mind wiping out one or two small drug traffickers.

Therefore, from this point of view, the identity of this CIA informant is extremely important to Victor. The key lies in how he operates.

A very simple example: the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), a right-wing paramilitary organization in Colombia, with an armed force of nearly 10,000 people, and its leader is the Castano brothers.

Unlike the FARC, which clearly opposes the government, the United Self-Defense Force was originally established as a military force formed by a group of landowners trying to protect themselves in the increasingly serious conflict between the government and guerrillas.

A spokesman for the United Self-Defense Forces once claimed that they took up arms to resist the ravages of guerrillas or the looting of criminal gangs.

Therefore, the United Self-Defense Forces, which has an obvious right-wing color, is supported and connived by the Colombian government. You can even see soldiers of the Self-Defense Forces launching attacks against the guerrillas together with government soldiers, and both parties jointly conduct some military operations.

Even some senior government officials themselves have joined this organization. For example, Carlos Arturo, later Colombia’s former development minister and ambassador to the European Union, was accused by the Colombian judicial department of having joined the United Self-Defense Forces. In February 1996, he was killed in a manor.

The militias under his control killed more than 20 civilians and forced more than 200 farmers to move.

This is the signature tactic of the United Self-Defense Forces, which is to arrive at a village in a guerrilla-controlled area with a list of names and publicly torture and dismember the targeted villagers to warn those who support the guerrillas.

After this warning behavior is over, all the villagers are forcibly driven out of their residences and everything is burned to the ground, thereby removing the support and supplies that the guerrillas have obtained in this area.

This practice caused people to flee and the rural population dropped sharply. Nine out of ten houses in the area controlled by "Gewu" was empty, which is a feat.

Like the guerrillas, in order to obtain funds to continue fighting, the United Self-Defense Forces also kidnap, kill, create terror, cooperate with drug trafficking groups, provide protection for their drug transportation, and even participate in it themselves.

But unlike the guerrillas, who were criticized verbally and written, there was almost no criticism of the United Self-Defense Forces from the outside world, and the sporadic news that appeared in the newspapers was quickly erased.

Until later human rights organizations and American labor unions sued the Coca-Cola Company. In order to ensure its own cocoa supply and its factories in Colombia, it provided a large amount of funds to the United Self-Defense Forces every year to support them in ensuring that their cocoa production bases were not intruded by guerrillas, and

Let him assassinate the troublemaking union leader.

Since 1981, Coca-Cola Colombia has ordered vigilantes to assassinate 11 troublemaking union leaders, eight of them in the city of Carepa, half of whom were killed during negotiations on collective contracts.

There are even more workers who have been intimidated, with 68 well-documented workers.

Immediately afterwards, two officials of the Food Industry Union were shot and killed at the Kaliepa bottle factory.

Subsequently, the employer's assassination squad issued an ultimatum to the factory union executive committee: either quit or leave Kaleppa.

So the union collapsed.

In 1983, the union tried to resume local activities in Kaliepa City, but the cadres they sent were quickly killed.

Coca-Cola Colombia arranges for killers from the Self-Defense Forces to work as errands directly in the factory, and they will attack them at the first sign of trouble.

Not long ago, the Self-Defense Forces directly executed Ishili, the chairman of the reconstructed trade union, in public.

The disclosure of this huge scandal quickly caused a strong shock in international public opinion, and the United Self-Defense Forces, a far-right paramilitary organization, began to come into the world's attention.

But now, everyone has ignored the cruel and bloody methods of the AUC organization. There is only one reason for this, and that is that the United Self-Defense Force is a right-wing organization that is anti-communist and pro-American.

In the final analysis, for the U.S. government, the first criterion for deciding whether a person or organization is guilty and whether he should face trial is never what crime he has committed.

But what is his political stance, whether he is pro-American or pro-Communist, and whether he is of any use value.

Therefore, Victor values ​​the identity of this CIA informant, not because he hopes to obtain some kind of "talisman" at some point in the future, but because he hopes to use this identity as a stepping stone to establish a better relationship with the Yankees who regard the entire America as their own backyard.

direct contact.

Furthermore, with this identity, as long as he doesn't do too much in the future, he can always rely on this identity to get a chance to clear his name. This is especially important for the ambitious Victor.