Soviet Union 1991

Second update

The abuse of young refugee prisoners by the police was exposed and caused controversy in major media. Especially after the incident was exaggerated by people with ulterior motives, the domineering refugees turned into pitiable characters seeking attention, while the vengeful prison guards became He became an SS-like figure, especially after he reached out and searched for a biography about Hitler. Some eye-catching media even compared Xinmu's refugees to the Jews who were persecuted during World War II.

Of course, Israeli newspapers immediately fought back, stating righteously that German newspapers should not compare them with a group of Arab enemies. This is a very dangerous comparison. Jews and Islamists are always at odds with each other, with no intersection at all.

When the prison guard who sympathized with nationalism and was bribed was put into a police car, he shouted loudly to the media. Although the camera was a little shaken, everyone in front of the TV could clearly hear what he said, " We need a commander-in-chief who can lead Germany out of the current situation, not a group of incompetent cowards who only know how to escape reality! Long live the Führer! "

This time the left-wing parties escaped the opportunity to be criticized verbally. After all, the Nazis had no connection with them at all. If there is any chance for cooperation between the left and the right, it would be the refugees who have made Europe miserable.

Of course, when Germany was in dire straits, a certain political program host on the other side of the Atlantic did not forget to come out and make some jokes. In an interview, Trump said that he had warned European countries that sooner or later they would accept too many Arab refugees. It has caused serious social problems, and said that the refugee population in European countries already has serious social problems. Their incompatible lifestyles and religious issues have caused serious conflicts with local life. If this continues, Europe will end sooner or later, and I am not an alarmist. When a group reaches a soil where there are no natural enemies suitable for their development, they will desperately take root and sprout, and eventually become a cancer that lodges in the country.

A reporter asked Trump if he was worried about being hated by the group you accused. Trump said he didn't care at all, because those ants only dare to pick on weak people. Do you have the ability to try it in front of the Soviet Union? Send them to a secret prison of the KGB every minute to teach them how to behave, and it is guaranteed that when they come out they will become atheists who specialize in promoting Marxism.

Trump also told everyone in front of the TV that if he were the leader of any European country, he would not let this situation continue to ferment and he would expel all these people. Drive back to their poverty-stricken desert.

"Aren't these people so rich when they controlled the world's oil prices? I don't believe that a country without oil can afford to support such a bunch of worms, so go home. At least we can still keep some Catholic churches instead of Like Germany, there will be steaming temples all over the streets. At least among the European leaders, I am most optimistic about Yanayev. At least the country in his hands does not have a mess like Western European countries."

After Trump raised questions about religious issues in Germany, some German civil society groups were shocked by Trump's remarks. They launched a petition for signatures, hoping that the German government could launch a "ban Trump from entering the country" campaign and received 100,000 = person-sign-name support. They said Trump's remarks were "ridiculous," "racist" and "more vicious than Hitler."

Trump said that he has never bothered to hang out with a group of people who like to play with bombs. Maybe not all religious elements from the Arab world are terrorist attackers, but all terrorist attackers are religious elements from the Arab world.

In the back-and-forth war of words between Trump and the German people, Europe's left-wing politics has also ushered in a change. After Lafontaine's injury, Germany needed new left-wing leadership. Gusi of the Democratic Socialist Party tried to control and command the left-wing factions in Germany. After all, he was the chairman of the Socialist Unity Party.

But things soon exceeded his imagination. The estrangement between the various left-wing factions was much more serious than he imagined. The mutual distrust hindered this cooperation that was originally a general trend. Everything was changed beyond recognition because of LaFontaine's assassination. After witnessing the assassination of their leader, some people began to retreat and no longer stood on the front against the refugees, while some people did the opposite and hoped to choose more extreme methods to oppose these invaders.

"Where will we go from here?" This question is imprinted on the minds of the German left. They were once eager to break away from the embrace of the Soviet Union, but now they find that the national strength of the country that was previously regarded as a red threat is growing. But he seemed to be on a downhill road, unable to recover.

Ju Xi threw a handful of documents aside with a headache and covered his temples in an attempt to relieve the headache. All kinds of worrying things were clogging his chest, making him feel panicked.

"Chairman. There is someone outside the door asking to see you. He claims to be the leader of the Hungarian United Socialist Workers' Party."

The voice of the assistant at the door interrupted Ju Xi's thinking. He raised his head and nodded to the assistant who was hesitant to speak, and said, "Okay, let him come in directly."

As he spoke, he threw the documents on the table into the drawer and put them away. It was obvious that Gusi was wary of the incoming guests. He was very familiar with left-wing parties in various European countries and had never heard of the Socialist Unity Party in Hungary.

The young man who walked in the door behaved a little cautiously. Gusi, who had dealt with the Stasi in East Germany, could tell at a glance that this young man was not an ordinary character. He was not introverted and shy, but had only received some counterintelligence experience. Only guys who train have this kind of cautious attitude.

"Sit down, young man." Juxi smiled and asked the other person to sit down. At the same time, he looked him up and down, wondering who this guy was.

"Hello, Chairman Juxi, I am..."

Before the young man finished speaking, Juxi waved his hand and interrupted him, "Young man, don't tell me where you are from. I think this is all a fake identity you made to conceal your purpose. Maybe from From the very beginning of the United Socialist Workers Party, you were sending me a message that your purpose was not as simple as a visit.”

Jusi stubbed out the cigarette he had just held between his fingers and looked at the other person with another indifferent expression. He didn't like to talk too much nonsense. This was a habit formed from the Stasi days. He spoke straightforwardly. Theme, to the point.

"I don't quite understand what Chairman Juxi is talking about..." The young man smiled a little awkwardly, but his eyes were very calm and looked at the equally calm Juxi behind the desk.

"Let's put it more directly, young man, who sent you here? I don't think the current government will do such stupid things. Is it the United States? Or the Soviet Union? You all know that the left-wing parties in Europe are ready to unite and establish a new A united front, I think these two superpowers will not let go of such an opportunity, am I right?”

The young man finally suppressed his smile. He looked at Chairman Gusi calmly and said with a calm expression, "Of course it is very correct, Chairman Gusi. As a former Stasi collaborator, I have seen your file. You are very Excellent person, by the way, my name is Velarde, from the Soviet Union.”

"It's from the Soviet KGB," Gusi added. "I want to know what the Soviet Union's plans are. I was curious before that the alliance of European left-wing parties would also arouse your interest. After all, this may trigger a A new Communist International, but why haven’t you made any movement for so long?”

A young man named Villadre took out a document from his briefcase and placed it on Gusi's desk. He said somewhat mysteriously, "I came here today to give a gift to the leaders of the European Socialist Party. I can A gift that allows us to resume our cooperative relationship. I think as a former member, Chairman Juxi will not refuse this gift." (To be continued.)