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Chapter 261

Alliance Charter

The question is: how to occupy the United States. (..com_%%)[..com]

After arduous debate, Huang Hanlin finally convinced most of the heads of allies, and asked them to give up their compensation claims and managed to stabilize Iran and other countries, reaching an agreement on the issue of compensation, that is, in principle, no state compensation is required, only civil compensation is limited to civil compensation.

The so-called civil compensation mainly refers to the United States that it must compensate the war crimes committed by the people of the belligerent countries and prisoners of war during the war. Moreover, the compensation subject is an individual, not a state, so the compensation will also be carried out by individuals suing the US government.

After the war, hundreds of thousands of civil compensation lawsuits against the United States were filed.

Of course, civil compensation is better than nothing compared to state compensation. In the end, the United States compensated the victims of the belligerent countries about US$1400 billion (based on the currency value of 2051), which is only one ten thousandth of the amount of state compensation previously requested by countries.

The problem is that compensation is only one of the problems of punishing the United States after the war.

At that time, the biggest conflict between China and its allies was how to occupy the United States.

Huang Hanlin definitely hopes to monopolize the United States, but let alone the European Union will not agree, even other allies expressed opposition, and they all believed that the Allies should occupy the United States.

Of course, in name, the Chinese team also belongs to the Allied forces.

However, in terms of command power, the Chinese team only obeyed the command of the Chinese government and did not accept the command of the Allied Command, so it was not included in the Allied Forces.

At that time, this issue was almost unanswered.

If you really want to talk about it, all the efforts Huang Hanlin made at this summit will be wasted.

In the end, Huang Hanlin had to make concessions.

Of course, it's just a disguised concession.

After accepting the proposal of the allies, that is, the Allies occupied the United States after the joining of the Chinese team, Huang Hanlin proposed that the occupation action could only begin after the end of the war, and a provisional government must be established in advance and a provisional constitution must be issued. After the social environment of the United States stabilizes, the Allies will replace the Chinese team. More importantly, the Allies' occupation action must be based on the provisional charter of the new United States.

To put it bluntly, Huang Hanlin's move directly made the occupation meaningless.

Obviously, there are still many countries that are dissatisfied.

Huang Hanlin did not make any concessions and made it clear that this was China's bottom line. If the heads of allies were still entangled in the issue of occupation, China would consider occupying the United States alone and dealing with the United States alone, because China would absolutely not tolerate dismembering the United States through occupation.

In fact, Huang Hanlin has been refusing to give in on the issue of occupation, which is to prevent the United States from being dismembered.

Speaking of this time, the Indian Prime Minister came forward again and proposed a compromise plan, that is, the occupation of allies must be based on the complete US territory, that is, the zoning occupation of allies is not to dismember the United States, but to reduce the combat pressure of the Chinese team. All alliance teams must obey the command of the Occupy Army Command, rather than obey the command of their own government, and the Occupy Army Command is formed by China.

It must be admitted that when it comes to this point, this is already the best compromise.

With Huang Hanlin's firm attitude, most allies gave up the idea of ​​dismembering the United States, and as long as China refuses to give in, no one can dismember the United States. In fact, many heads of allies realize that dismembering the United States will not have any benefits. More importantly, after the issue of state compensation is properly resolved, dismembering the United States will not bring direct benefits to any allies. The reason is very simple. Most allies previously supported dismembering the United States in hopes of obtaining state compensation through the occupied areas. Since they have given up state compensation, there is no reason to dismember the United States. In addition, if civil compensation is to be fulfilled, the integrity of the United States must be guaranteed.

In other words, by this time, the demand for the occupation of the United States is actually just a political requirement.

To put it simply, it is to allow the heads of allies to give the parliament and the people an explanation, not to want to gain direct benefits from it.

Regardless of the matter, it is also said that it is under the command of the Occupy Command established by the Chinese Team in the United States.

After understanding this, Huang Hanlin said that the Allies could share the occupation tasks, but the Occupy Army had to be established first.

Now, the problem has been properly resolved.

The next thing to do is to divide the occupied areas and determine the number of troops sent by each allied country.

In fact, the division method is very simple, that is, it is divided according to states in the United States.

There are 50 states in the United States, except for Alaska and Hawaii, and there are 48 states in the United States, plus Washington, DC.

Later, Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, Hawaii and Alaska were occupied by China, Georgia was occupied by Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, and the remaining 36 states were occupied by thirty-six allies. The European Union was assigned Maine, and Washington, DC was nominally occupied by the Allies (later the location of the Occupy Army Command), and was actually jointly managed by China and the European Union. After the war, the United States still implemented the federal system, and each state had a higher level of

Autonomy, the president of the federal president, the president of the federal parliament, senior federal government officials, and the governors of each state must be appointed by the commander of the Occupy Army after being elected. To put it simply, the commander of the Occupy Army is the president of the United States and has the highest jurisdiction. Obviously, the commander of the Occupy Army can only be appointed by the Chinese general, but only in the Occupy Army headquarters, a joint staff department of allies is set up, which consists of forty allies, and the commander of the Occupy Army is responsible for exercising jurisdiction through the management agencies established by the General Staff. After the European Federation and China terminated the alliance treaty, Maine was occupied by China, and Washington, DC was also managed separately by the Chinese team.

In a sense, Huang Hanlin preserved the principle he insisted on, that the United States after the war must be a complete and unified country.

In fact, less than ten years after the war, the Allied occupation in the United States remained symbolic.

Regardless of all, it is very unrealistic to permanently occupy the United States. Only by making the American people willingly give up their resistance can the threat be fundamentally eliminated. Occupation itself cannot make the American people give up their resistance. Only by ending the occupation and handing over the rights to the American people can the goal be achieved. Of course, in order to prevent the United States from making a comeback, short-term occupation is still necessary.

The problem is that without clear national goals, the United States can easily go astray again.

At this time, Huang Hanlin's foresight played a crucial role.

It is, shortly after the war ended, the European Federation launched a war to unify the European continent, and later burned the war to the southern coast of Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean.

The result is that the European Federation soon became a public enemy in the hearts of the American people and an enemy that poses the greatest threat to the world of freedom and democracy. The reason is very simple. The unified action of the European Federation is not carried out on the basis of freedom and democracy, but achieved through war, and is imposed on the unity of other European nations. In this way, in the eyes of Americans who originally loved freedom and democracy, the European Federation is a powerful military power, an evil country that invades and annexes weak countries everywhere and is always launching wars.

In the eyes of many Americans, sooner or later, the European Union will cross the Atlantic Ocean and let the war burn to the United States.

Don’t forget that the United States is also a Western country, and half of its citizens are descendants of European immigrants. Therefore, in the eyes of Americans, the unified scope of the European Union is not only the European continent, but all Western countries, which must include the United States and Canada on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.

Obviously, when the American people regard the European Union as their enemy, China is an ally of the United States.

It is also under this general background that China began to loosen its ties for the United States, gradually lowered its occupation level, and gradually returned state rights to the American people.

However, China has not relaxed its vigilance, such as strictly limiting the US military power.

In short, Huang Hanlin actively instigated the European Federation to launch a war of unity, providing a solid foundation for China's occupation in the United States.

Of course, these are all later stories.

On July 7, after the basic issues reached an agreement, the heads of forty-one member states of the Oriental Alliance Group jointly signed and issued the "Alliance Charter", clearly stating that only when the United States surrendered unconditionally, the war would end before the Allied forces fully occupied the United States.

In fact, two days ago, the US President obtained news through Switzerland.

At this time, Lucas was basically at his will.

The Oriental Alliance Group determined the unconditional surrender of the United States in a charter manner, which was equivalent to closing the way to end the war through negotiations.

The United States either completely defeated or surrendered unconditionally, without a third option.

Of course, unconditional surrender is equivalent to complete defeat.

The difference between the two methods is only how many people have to be sacrificed before the war will end.

Obviously, it was not the Chinese who sacrificed, but the Americans.

On the battlefield, the US military has lost its ability to resist. Although the US Air Force is still fighting, it can only protect big cities on the east coast. In the vast central region, the US military has completely lost its air supremacy. The Chinese Air Force can not only use strategic bombers to bomb towns, but also use a large number of transport aircraft, that is, large electric weapon delivery and throwing platforms, to bomb areas that have completely lost their ability to resist.

Every day, thousands of Americans die.

According to post-war estimates, in the last few months of the war, between 100,000 and 200,000 Americans died every day by strategic bombing, while more Americans died indirectly. If all of them were included, more than one million American civilians died every day due to war.

Can the United States continue to fight?

The answer is obviously no. It only takes half a year at most, and the United States will completely collapse.

The question is, can Lucas declare his unconditional surrender at this time?

The answer is no, because there are too many people who will not let Lucas surrender, including war fanatics in the US military.

Chapter 261

Alliance Charter

Chapter 261
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