Chapter 696 [Chapter of the Fatal Game] One Hundred and Forty-Five: Intermission

"What a joke! Do you treat this kind of meeting as a child's play?"

Michael Heinrich stood up suddenly and glared at the other side of the negotiation table.

The spittle he spat out was more convincing than his words.

Chen Yan didn't care at all.

[This method and form that can promote fairness is not child’s play.]

The frustration expressed by the unattainable congressman made the marchers even more excited and stimulated. For this reason, they edited the most eye-catching headline they could compile——

"The greatest negotiation in the new era - the people at the bottom of Yanan City are using violent means to seize the treatment they deserve, and are about to win!"

The live broadcast received a huge amount of traffic in a short period of time, and the server was paralyzed several times during the subsequent negotiations - this is all a story later.

After determining that they could not interfere with the "stupid" behavior of the marchers, the MPs at the negotiating table decided to discuss it with others in the House of Commons.

Before the intermission of the negotiations began, the marchers went to great lengths to keep a member of the House as a "hostage." After the two sides almost broke out in conflict again, the House ended up compromising again - Vince

Churchill's phone rang, and the angry words on the phone made him give up the idea of ​​escalating the conflict.

Amid the cheers of the marchers, Winston Churchill and his soldiers stayed at the negotiating table. The other two MPs returned to the House, leaving only one in the cheers of the marchers and in the camera lens.

The "embarrassed" back view.

After the two congressmen left, the organizers of the march began a heated discussion. They did not expect to achieve such "rich" results - once they mastered the violence management agency, they really got to defend themselves.

The ability of rights is undoubtedly much stronger than simple wage protection.

Everyone wanted their own people to occupy a place in such an organization, so everyone agreed that once such an organization was established, each team participating in the parade would send its own people to serve in it.

Chen Yan expressed concern about this. He was keenly aware of the hidden dangers here, but there was nothing he could do about it.

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At this moment, the atmosphere in the chamber was terrifyingly heavy.

No one thought things would develop to where they are now.

"We shouldn't meet them! Then we won't end up being laughed at by everyone in the empire!"

As the leader of the party, Charles was in pain because just now, he had received many phone calls from all corners of the empire. The words included concerns and accusations, but without exception they were all filled with gloating.

His reputation was ruined by this live broadcast and he was regarded as a laughing stock and a shame by his old friends.

For a prominent noble official, this is unacceptable.

The archbishop sat in his seat without saying a word, and his expression was ugly. This happened as soon as he arrived in Yanan. He would inevitably be punished when he returned, and he might even be criticized by other archbishops. Chorus

The situation inside is much more complicated than that in the court.

He originally came out this time to mix up his achievements and qualifications, but now his achievements and qualifications are not mixed up, but they are mixed together... It's really bad luck!

Even Lier Besarius, who usually didn't care much about face, looked very ugly.

The big shots each have their own face and their own circle. Now that their face is gone, they are ridiculed by others in the circle. It simply gives them the feeling that they "have no face to see others in the future."

They didn't expect the current situation because they didn't even know there was such a thing as "live streaming."

"There is no way to interrupt this live broadcast."

Charles looked grim, and they had to stop discussing how to deal with James Adams and return to the topic of the marchers. This turn added more pain to them, as if everything was in chaos.

"I have already asked. This live broadcast website was created by an Internet company called "Orange and White Clan" in the imperial capital. The founder is Bern Habu. Although his family is in decline, he has little power, little ability, and not much industry.

But because of his pure blood, his title is quite high - he is an earl from a branch of the royal family!

I had someone call this person and try to get him to cut off the live broadcast, but he firmly refused - he even said that he had never seen such a good show since he was born!"

Charles noticed his increasingly sharp tone, and then knew that he had lost his composure, so he forcibly stopped his anger and wiped his face hard with his hand.

No one has ever seen the party leader look so hysterical.

The implication of Charles's words is self-evident - none of you here can have an impact on such people and this live broadcast.

"I sometimes wonder, did we really do something wrong before?

If we are right, why do we act so... embarrassed when facing those demonstrators now, as if we are extremely embarrassed after our boss is exposed..."

Lil Besarius changed the subject:

"Instead of thinking about these useless things, let's talk about what they are asking for - the power to manage violent law enforcement agencies, which is not an ordinary power."

Charles glanced at the other MPs:

"What do you think?"

The remaining MPs, including Freeman Stafford and Michael Heinrich who returned to the House of Commons chamber, did not express their views accurately because the matter had reached this point and the impact was too great.

The final result is already predictable. Charles just asked politely and did not want them to interfere with this matter.

They just symbolically "expressed" their opinions:

"Under the circumstances of tripartite checks and balances, this matter is not non-negotiable."

"If agreeing to this can lead to the quelling of the riots and the steady development of the industrial area, maybe it's not bad."

"The most important thing is to get promises that they must fulfill - they must give some promises and take some practical actions to ensure that they will stop this riot."

"It doesn't matter. If they don't fulfill their promise, my soldiers will help them fulfill their promise."

Winston Churchill's tough words made other MPs feel fully safe for the first time.

"Then let us decide on the specific plans for this institution.

In fact, this kind of organization already exists in the Imperial Capital, called the "Human Resources Maintenance Execution Department", and it has developed quite well in the industrial areas around the Imperial Capital..."

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[At this time, there are still 12 hours before Chen Yan is executed.]

After a long break, as the intermission ended, the negotiation that almost turned into a farce finally got back on track.

The ensuing negotiations went surprisingly smoothly:

Freeman Stafford negotiated as a party to the House of Representatives and discussed the demands of the marchers in a gentle and just manner as much as possible. Due to his good upbringing, all his actions were generous and appropriate, as if he was carrying out a campaign.

It was a professional performance that even the most cunning old aristocrat couldn't fault.

In comparison, the marchers seemed a bit clumsy. They obviously did not understand some of the negotiation content and had to gather together for discussion every time they talked about a new aspect.

Fortunately, the organizers had done their homework in advance. They recorded most of the methods for dealing with this kind of negotiation in the simulator. Now, after comparing the records and conducting discussions, they have also obtained relatively correct and scientific results. Such a safe attitude allows

They were able to conduct the next negotiations in a neither humble nor overbearing manner.
Chapter completed!