Reborn as a police officer in South Africa

When the U.S. Army launched an attack on Rio, Jones and 65 other detained Southern African embassy staff in Brazil were detained in a hotel next to the Rio port.

Except for one military attache who was beaten and injured when the embassy staff was detained, other staff were not injured. Americans have a good attitude towards the embassy staff. Except that they cannot leave the hotel, the embassy staff are free in the hotel.

Activity.

 At the first moment of being detained, Jones expressed the strongest protest to the U.S. Ambassador to Brazil, John Hopperman.

Hopman expressed his sincere apology for the brutal behavior of the US military and explained why the US soldier who took action acted abnormally.

A relative of the American soldier was accidentally killed in a conflict on the US-Canada border, so the American soldier suddenly lost control.

 Jones did not accept this explanation. The conflict on the US-Canada border had nothing to do with Southern Africa, and the US soldier should not have angered the staff of the Southern African embassy in Brazil.

"Jones, can't we be honest by now? Don't say you don't know that the homeport of the Atlantic Fleet is in Halifax. Without the support from southern Africa, Canada has now become a vassal of the United States." Since the embassy started working,

After the people were detained, Hopman would come to Jones every day, hoping that Jones could send a telegram to Pretoria to cool down the whole situation.

"This is the true face of you Americans. You want to do absolutely no bad things, but also want to take advantage of all the benefits. There is no such good thing in the world." Jones roared, there is a reason why Americans are generally discriminated against by European countries, and they bring it upon themselves.

"You are not the same in southern Africa. You already own the Pilbara of Australia and the entire Persian Gulf, but you still extend your hands to South America. You have crossed the line!" Hopman also shouted, and there is no room for compromise in national interests.

"The Pilbara and the Persian Gulf were obtained by southern African companies through legitimate means, not by robbing Hongguoguo like you. If you have the ability, you American companies can also buy it, and no one will stop you!" Jones occupies absolute morality.

Height, don’t Americans like to talk about “corporate business practices” the most? Why don’t they have freedom of business now?

“Tie Sijiao’s purchase of the Mizhou mining area at a low price is also a robbery of Hongguoguo!” Hopman pulled Jones into the water. Everyone’s moral standards are similar, so no one can criticize anyone else.

The two of them glared at each other angrily, neither of them able to convince the other.

 At this time Jones's secretary brought coffee, and the awkward situation was finally broken.

“To be honest, none of us would like to see things develop to this point.” Hopman was frustrated, blaming the U.S.-Pakistani coalition for not living up to expectations, otherwise Hopman wouldn’t have to be so humble.

"Ha" Jones sneered and didn't answer. The Mizhou Army had already invaded Rio. The sound of gunfire could be clearly heard. The port was crowded with people who were terrified and wanted to leave Rio. The price of a ship ticket was raised to thousands of dollars.

You can go anywhere, as long as you can get out of Rio.

“Washington will not give up on Brazil. Your actions will only lead to the further expansion of the war.” Hopman was still threatening Jones at this time.

“As we expand, let us expand. We never advocate war except for peace.” Jones quoted the words of U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant, a sentence that Hopman should be familiar with.

“Look, we have the same culture, we have a similar background, why can’t we coexist peacefully in Brazil?” Hopman has lowered his demands. You must know that Hopman had previously insisted that southern African companies withdraw from Brazil.

"How can we coexist peacefully and transfer the interests of Southern African enterprises to the U.S. government for free? How much can you be satisfied with? You can start a war, but it is not up to you to decide when the war will end." Jones will not give in, and he can only make concessions.

In exchange for the Americans' extravagance.

 American thinking is difficult for many people to understand.

 Normally speaking, negotiations are all about making concessions, which is the so-called art of compromise.

 The domestic situation in the United States is complex, and the conflicts between the two parties are serious and unable to reach an agreement. Therefore, Americans often show serious inconsistency, just like a patient with severe mental illness, referred to as neurosis.

We cannot compromise when dealing with such a country. The current ruling party in the United States is the Democratic Party. Although there are many factions within the Democratic Party, its foreign policy is generally tougher and more inclined to use military force to solve problems. It advocates U.S. foreign expansion and emphasizes the priority of U.S. interests.

 Compared with the Democratic Party, the Republican Party is actually not much better, but because the Democratic Party is more inclined to expansion, the Republican Party is more inclined to isolationism.

 In fact, the bottom line is that whatever the Democratic Party supports, the Republican Party opposes.

If tomorrow the Democratic Party in the United States turns to isolationism, then the Republican Party will start advocating the Monroe Doctrine.

  In any case, all kinds of naysayers are holding us back.

 It is reflected in the specific actions of the U.S. government. The U.S.-Pakistani coalition forces are fighting fiercely in Brazil and South America, and the calls for peace in the United States are getting louder and louder.

At this time, if Southern Africa thinks that there is still a possibility of fighting for peace, so it should make appropriate concessions to the United States, then the Southern African federal government will be fooled. The Americans have never thought so.

Whether it is war or peace, the United States will always take advantage, and take as much advantage as it can.

 “We can pay for it.” Hopman thought he saw a turning point, and his eyes suddenly lit up.

 “Buy it with dollars or with rands?” Jones insisted. The U.S. dollar has been untied from gold, and Washington can’t just print as much as it wants.

"We can discuss this issue." Hopman is cunning, so we can talk slowly.

"No need to discuss! Don't think I don't know that you are at the end of your rope. The Mizhou Army has invaded Rio. The rule of the government forces in Brazil has collapsed. You have completely lost!" Jones laughed, and it was still the same sentence on the battlefield.

What is not obtained cannot be obtained at the negotiation table.

“Yes, we have completely lost, but you don’t want to win either!” Hopman clearly saw that Hong Guoguo’s threat was abominable.

This is threatening the safety of Jones and other embassy staff.

The meaning is also very obvious. As long as the Americans deliberately create some security loopholes, the safety of all embassy staff will be fatally threatened without the Americans taking action.

"You can try. If you dare to do that, you will definitely pay a hundred times the price. All my colleagues and I are ready to sacrifice. Pretoria will avenge us. You'd better do it."

Get ready to paint the White House again!" Jones was not afraid of threats, and the last sentence directly opened the scars of Americans.

Washington was occupied and the White House was burned down, which is a great shame that can never be erased from the hearts of all Americans.

 “Okay, very good!” Hopman left bitterly, and when he opened the door, he suddenly froze on the spot.

 The door was crowded with staff of the Southern African embassy in Brazil.

 The one closest to the door was Sam Clare, the embassy attaché who was wounded by American soldiers.

Beside Sam Clare, all the embassy staff were glaring at Hopman, and several young and strong embassy staff had clenched their fists.

The soundproofing of this hotel is not very good. It is estimated that the quarrel that broke out between Hopman and Jones just now was clearly heard by the embassy staff outside the door.

It was then that Hopman realized that he had just issued a death threat to Jones.

 And now he is facing death threats.

At this time, all it takes is one word from Jones, and Hopman will definitely not be able to leave the room.

"Get out of the way and let him go." Jones did not lose his mind, nor did he intend to hold Hopman as a hostage. If the Americans wanted to kill people and silence him, it would be useless to hold Hopman hostage.

 Staff express their attitude in silence, without arguing or giving way.

Sam Clare looked at Hopman with anger in his eyes. He clenched his hands so tightly that the veins were exposed, the blood vessels on his forehead were stirring, his eyes were red, and he wanted to tear Hopman alive.

 “Sam” Jones takes roll call, is decisive in business, and has a strong and powerful gaze.

 “Bitch, good luck to you!” Sam Clare gritted his teeth, but he did not lose his mind at this time.

Hopman did not dare to respond, or even move. Sweat flowed down his forehead and into the corners of his eyes, and he did not dare to wipe it.

 Sam Clare stepped aside to give way.

 Others also moved out of the way, leaving only a narrow passage for Hopman to leave.

This must be the most difficult journey Hopman has ever walked in his life.

 Jones said nothing and took the initiative to walk in front of Hopman and take Hopman to the elevator.

Hoopman walked into the elevator and looked back at Jones.

 A group of people in a dark corridor.

What’s amazing is that the eyes of this group of people seem to be glowing, like a beam of light in the dark, illuminating the whole world.

The next moment, Hopman lowered his head sadly. He could not face these gazes, and felt that the hidden things in the darkest corners of his heart could not escape from such gazes.

For a moment, Hopman felt as ashamed as if he had appeared naked at a party.

The elevator came to the lobby on the first floor. Several Marines on duty were leaning against the front desk and chatting with the young and beautiful waiters. Maybe the Marines were more charming, or maybe they were better at talking, but the front desk clerk was so amused that she covered her head.

The mouth is full of smiles.

Seeing Hopman, the Marines did not restrain themselves. One Marine seemed to be hungry and thirsty. He walked into the service desk and hugged the waitress and touched her hand. The other Marines not only did not stop him, but laughed.

They cheered and cheered, and there was a lot of cries and howls.

In the rest area next to it, several Marines were fast asleep on the sofa. The clearly audible sound of gunfire did not disturb their dreams. There were messy food and wine bottles piled on the coffee table in the middle, and in the corner on the ground.

There are also several used family planning supplies

Hopman once again clearly realized that the U.S. military could not win this war.

　　ps: The third update is here, do what you say, and be full of integrity

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