＜ Episode 324 >
The Stasi of the Reich gives us information, but the minutes of the Reich’s Cabinet are not included in it.
That is why we have installed a wiretapping device in the Chamber of the German Reich.
“Don’t take it for granted, do you?”
Anna was stunned.
“This is the data that I and Karina worked hard to gather.”
“Yes, yes.”
“Anyway, the Reichstag does not want war, Manstein’s outbursts … just fit his inclinations.”
“Make Germany great.”
I laughed bitterly.
“How long has it been since Prussia was ripped off?”
“They look west instead of resigning. It seems that France and England are very happy.”
“Can you trust the Stasi side?”
“As long as the imperial family can be trusted.”
“I’m glad Manstein did something out of the ordinary, in a way.”
“As I have already said, there is no evidence that there is a direct connection between the codename Julania (желание) and Manstein. At least I know it exists, but that’s it. We may be able to provide grounds for the purge of Manstein by getting the Germans to take action, but there is no justification for purging them with the remnants of the Nazis belonging to Giulania.”
“But it’s true that the military is involved, isn’t it?”
“I can name a few people with certainty.”
“Tweak it in, and you said a lot of SVR agents are in the International Brigade.”
“Yes.”
“Is there any way to contact them?”
“yes.”
“Move the international brigade to turn the current confrontation into bloodshed.”
“Then I should borrow Karina a little longer.”
“You take it and write it, and prepare all the materials you have gathered so far, and prepare a fireworks display.”
“Fireworks… I see. The bigger the firecracker, the better, okay.”
Anna nodded and stood up.
“We will get rid of all five by the end of today. The fireworks display will be scheduled after that.”
And so it happened.
***
Pride fell on the cold ground, collecting dust.
they sighed
Caesar of the new age, and Carlos of the new age, subdued them.
Times have changed, the flames have gone out, and the springs have dried up.
However, although times may have changed, they have not been able to change.
couldn’t resist
Their pride was too high to accept such humiliation. No, it would be more correct that by accepting it, they could not accept that they were no longer needed in the new world.
So they wanted to break the puppeteer’s cord.
Rather, if they had recited their old glory in the darkness and silence in their walls, in their own fences, the new era might have left them with honor.
But they were making a crucial mistake.
The whole world is just not trying, believing that there is no way to win a fight, it’s just terrifying.
If someone rekindles the flame, there will be someone who will light up the sky again, wipe away the tears, and fight again.
It was a delusion that could only be said to have been hit less yet.
***
“It is fatal to start a war without the will to win. In that sense, the Indochina guerrillas are better than the French and British.”
I touched a part of the map with my baton.
“They are fighting with a strong heart even if they are surrounded, and determined to survive even if there is no hope. If their anger is greater than the pain of losing a life, if they don’t give up by overcoming the fear of death with hope, they will eventually win, after all, this kind of war is a matter of ‘will’.”
I don’t want to drip like my grandparents, but really, what you fight for and whether you have the will to fight is important in this kind of guerrilla warfare.
“And those who do not understand that the problems inside Germany are serious, that their past glory is less than the mist that will disappear at dawn, and that their nostalgia is meaningless to us. The deplorable thing is that there are people like that in the Empire.”
“I will fix it!”
Seeing the faces of the generals blushing gave me a subtle sadistic pleasure, but I’m not saying this just because I want it. Of course, it’s not a loyalty test either.
“What we need are soldiers who are ready to jump into the battlefield without hesitation and cross the dead line for the Empire, not idiots who are engulfed in fading memories.”
In the first place, the loyalty test was over, so to speak, this was a sentence.
judgment, or declaration of war.
Whichever way you interpret it, it’s up to you.
It will wipe out the military scrutiny, plus civil dissatisfaction, thugs, Nazism, and all other forces that stand in the way of the continued healthy maintenance of the regime.
“I mean, there are so many people, both at home and abroad, who are engrossed in illusions and want to go down a vain path without a doubt without a doubt. Without knowing what would be in the end.”
A fantasy that will sweetly captivate millions of people, and will vanish in vain at a historical cost, as long as you wake up from a long dream and eventually kneel in order.
communism.
The first generation will survive.
But what if we go to a generation that didn’t fight directly for that right? Lessons are easily forgotten if you don’t keep thinking about them.
And that responsibility is passed on to future generations.
As long as humans are humans and not Gods, isn’t it too expensive for the price of pursuing a sweet paradise that can never come true?
And in the 21st century, what I’ve seen and seen has been plentifully proven that humanity doesn’t have enough pockets to pay that price.
It proves that human greed destroys everything, and twisted nationalism, economists, and mutual distrust destroy everything.
In the end, the idealists could do nothing but ruin the world.
“It makes me very angry that the very people we tried to protect with all our might, criticize us with the same logic.”
they are either
An idealist who can’t do anything but ruin the world, an opportunist who wears the guise of him or that idealist and uses them to gain his own advantage.
Corrupted, broken, there were several alternatives, none of which was normal.
I remember that disgusting stench.
I had to be the last one to struggle in the total chaos that I couldn’t even guess how to deal with anymore.
‘Rather, it was easier to reorganize the Russian Empire, because it was a martial arts worldview in which at least if the authority of the tsar was pushed ahead, even a stage 4 cancer patient who could only give a painkiller in modern medicine could eat one large phantom and metabolize his bones.’
To those who could hear the sound of their heads spinning trying to guess the meaning of the words I uttered out of the blue, I said a word.
“These guys are like cancer cells, so if you eradicate them in one place, some of them will escape and spread to other organs and come out. So can you star? We have to go through regular checkups and if a tumor is found, we have to cut it out or take chemotherapy.”
“That’s right!”
“We totally agree!”
“Right!”
Abu flew in from all directions.
They must also know that the medical institution that conducts the regular checkup is the Ministry of Information, and that cancer cells and normal cells are human or group one by one.
Anti-cancer drug means purge.
“And, if cancer cells are found in your friend’s body and you don’t do anything to the best of your ability, is that a friend? It is completely possible to complete it.”
Once again, Abu continued with the same gudongseong.
‘Of course, the integrity of the information department must also be verified.’
All systems should be built on the basis of the vocal theory.
Just like counterfeiting.
If the cost of making counterfeit bills is higher than the face value of counterfeit bills, counterfeit bills are to be eradicated. The Swiss franc in the original history was so bad that the seignorage, that is, the manufacturing cost of the banknote went up to a level higher than the face value of the banknote. Even if it’s not, if you think that the cost of making a 10,000 won counterfeit bill is 10,000 won, there’s no point in making a counterfeit bill.
As such, unless the benefits of breaking through the system outweigh the cost of breaking it, no attempt is made to break through.
That’s ideal, but unfortunately, it’s nearly impossible to get all systems back to that ideal.
So, isn’t there only one way?
Blocking only the core system in that way and squeezing everything else out with utter fear.
Of course, in the long run, other measures must be taken, but this is the one that works best for now.
The fear of purges.
***
“Father, what is this?”
“Things you should study.”
“……”
“Starting with various ideas, history, society, culture, etc., most of the things you need to know to conduct yourself well as a monarch.”
Victor picked up a book.
“….. Therefore, the tyrannical centralization system is often affected by the geography and climate of the region. For example, in the Yellow River basin, the origin of Chinese civilization, the Yellow River, which has been infamous since ancient times….. .Did your father write it?”
“My theory is that if you want to see the world, you have to see it three-dimensionally. What is the influence of a person’s psyche? And where did society just come from? Society is made up of people gathered together, and that society is usually made up of people in the same area who have some in common. Isn’t it natural to ask? That’s it, memorize it month by month.”
“I understand what you mean, but… isn’t this too much for a human being? It’s 10 volumes in hardcover.”
“It reminds me of a Chinese proverb I heard a long time ago.”
I laughed out loud at Victor’s grumbling.
“A long time ago, an emperor in China called together 50 of the world’s smartest scholars to come up with what the people needed to know. It is said that those scholars worked for 5 years and made 10 books, but the emperor said, ‘In what time period do ignorant people read 10 books?’ There are a lot of them, so you want me to memorize all of them by mouth?’ He said this and reduced it to one sentence.”
“What is it?”
“They say there is no such thing as free, you bastard. You should be grateful if you bring the many wisdoms that your father has learned in life by collecting only the essence. So you were trying to become emperor for free? do you not know the letters? are you hungry? Read it, read it, interpret it in your own way, and make it yours.”