Chapter 1338 Complete Trust (Second Update)

Although Victor von Doom was confident, he also knew that his actions would most likely spark a war and undermine any trade terms that Latvinia might sign. This is what Interior Department Chief Stephanie Malik is protesting. Anyone with political sensitivity will know how much impact such an act will have. If the emperor's horse riding into the United Nations headquarters is an armed demonstration with room for reservation, then the prison escape case from the United Nations detention center is a terrorist attack without any lower limit.

Now Victor von Doom was standing in front of the emperor, waiting for the chief of the Ministry of the Interior to finish his complaints and formulate a plan before explaining what he had done to the emperor alone. Stephanie Malik left the emperor's office with soaring anger. Guard Hammurabi quietly breathed a sigh of relief, because Stephanie was really like a dangerous pressure cooker when she lost her temper. Fortunately, the emperor's presence comforted her. Her emotions were dampened, and the emotion of awe made the anger temporarily disappear. But the matter is still unresolved, and the objective facts that hinder more trade treaties still exist. This must be solved in a way. Latovinia has been subject to too many sanctions.

"The prisoners are not happy," the emperor said. "They were just being imprisoned and now they may be facing death."

The emperor did not directly ask him why he did this, but instead talked about the prisoners brought out by the First Secret Corps from The Hague Prison. Now the attack on the United Nations detention center has made international news. Although the Dutch did not take any pictures of the attacker's transportation, etc., and it will take time to open a case and investigate, it is easy to see the attack just by counting the remaining prisoners. What is the goal of the author. Anyone with normal intelligence can guess the identity of the initiator. If Regent Victor von Doom wants things to develop according to his vision, then those war criminals will inevitably appear in public, so they are denying that they are not involved now. In any sense, generous admission is the only way.

"Have you decided the sentence for each prisoner?"

"Not yet. But I will sort it out, and before long it won't be a thing of note." Victor von Doom found himself a chair. He did not wear power armor when facing the emperor. On the contrary, the emperor was wearing armor. After all, he was the symbol of force in this country. The regent said, "I will publish the statement of The Hague's refusal to hand over war criminals. You don't have to worry about the impact of this matter in the Balkans. You are the only person after Marshal Tito who has almost unified the Yugoslav Federation. The civilians do not respect you more than Marshal Tito." few."

"When did you think our trust needed to be redeemed by saying something nice?"

The emperor was amused by the regent's behavior. The trust and tacit understanding between them do not require this kind of flattery at all, and there is no life-or-death power play between them. That kind of low-level game does not belong in this office at all. Victor von Doom is just taking the opportunity to express his dissatisfaction. Just a not-so-straightforward satire. He knew that the regent knew that it was impossible for him to express his dissatisfaction over such a matter. When he handed over trivial matters to the regent, he also gave them the highest trust. This was destined that they would face difficulties together. In fact, the emperor knows that if he rides a Pegasus to the White House every few days, many problems in the world will be easily solved. Even the American state machine cannot accept the highest level of defense measures every day. After all, installing anti-aircraft artillery on top of the White House is not a good thing.

The emperor looked at the documents handed over by Stephanie Malik with a very calm expression. The research department listed a number of possibilities, such as creating a memorial day to commemorate war criminals who would be killed by the emperor. This is definitely going to happen. No matter how guilty the Hague court originally found those people, now they will be innocents and saints in the eyes of the Western media, and they may still carry out activities every year. This was already the least disgusting incident of all, and in a few months "eyewitnesses of the war" would emerge who would tell of the crimes they had witnessed committed by the Emperor's troops.

The Home Office's forecast for this matter is quite bad. Although the previous trade terms will not be changed, they will certainly encounter some bureaucratic obstacles. The emperor believed that the regent must know the consequences, and in this case he would trust Victor von Doom's methods and measurement of the matter. "While I don't think there is any use in publishing the Hague Tribunal's declaration, if you think it makes sense then go for it. We have too many tasks going on at the same time and it's my fault."

"I'm glad you're willing to stay here to handle official business, Your Majesty," the Regent said with a smile. He saw several carts in the emperor's office, piled with cardboard boxes full of documents. This is a document about the financial expenditure on compulsory education in Latvinia, including the location of new schools, the printing of free textbooks, the purchase of free stationery, commuting subsidies, free lunches and dinners, school security expenditures and personnel screening, in each province Financial allocations for school-age children, federal education funding, and more.

These documents, which numbered at least tens of thousands of pages, were pushed in just an hour ago under the command of Diana Lister.

This is the problem that the emperor has to solve today. His sense of responsibility requires that he must read every word on every piece of paper. As for the more rough outline of the document, it was handled by the regent Victor von Doom. After the emperor read the document and came up with a plan, the regent would revise it and then bring it to the internal affairs department meeting for discussion.

After the First Expansion War, the centralized taxation system designed by the emperor and regent was the real force that weakened local extremist armed forces. After all, they could not send genetically modified warriors to carry out military operations every time, which effectively separated local governments from financial, military and Executive control is what really matters. To this end, the emperor and the regent carried out thorough reforms, established a conscript system (professional army), a veterans' militia (a money-saving move) and a junior military academy (unification of ideas), restructured tax laws and administrative structures, and established rural grassroots and agricultural security system, establish a modern industrial sector, establish an independent administrative supervision system, and unify the administrative, military and economic aspects of the Yugoslav Federation on a practical level, instead of establishing a federation in name only and adding stars to the flag.

The result of this is to stabilize the society of the Yugoslav Federation, but the scars will not disappear forever. The regent's decision will help heal the wounds and increase the upper limit of social stability. But that was later, and now those systems added a lot of documents to the emperor's desk. After all, there is an equal relationship between rights and obligations. After the local government hands over its rights, the emperor must also play a decisive role. To establish all this in such a short period of time requires exaggeratedly high office efficiency.

Some people may want to rely on this method to tire the emperor to death, but the regent knows that these are just ordinary people's fantasies and jokes told while drinking. These documents can only consume some of the emperor's time, and cannot even occupy him for scientific research. Research agenda. After all, during the Latvian Liberation War, the emperor had to personally deal with corruption and fraud in rural elections during the war, but he still completed the work at a speed close to that of a humanoid computer to ensure the safety and stability of the rear base to prevent frontline troops from appearing. Famine problem.

"What are you talking about, my dear Victor?" The emperor raised his eyebrows, looking a little surprised, "I heard that fish were recently put into the pond in the garden, and I plan to go there to try out the newly bought fishing rod. .”

"Then I can only hope that you can catch fish at night, because I also have a study report here about the Ministry of Interior's request for the Ministry of Transportation to investigate the location of new secondary highways and high-speed railways. The engineering department is not sure about the feasibility of this study report. report, and finally the Ministry of Finance’s budget assessment of the feasibility report of the Engineering Department. This is followed by the Ministry of Transport’s request for a unified railway information security network, as well as the Mars Foundry’s implementation of the Ministry of Transport’s requirements and the equipment purchase list, as well as There are documents submitted by the Ministry of Finance to the Mars Foundry regarding the purchase list, as well as the arrival time of the next cabin of Mars Logistics..."

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