Chapter 1830: Chaos
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"The morality police made their own mistakes and became angry and framed."
A certain TV channel of the Aurora Legion was broadcasting social anecdotes. Dr. Osborne on the sofa was staring at the TV screen in the living room, expressionless, wondering what he was thinking.
As the leader of the American Baath Party, Dr. Osborne was full of energy. Even in his teens, he can still work more than ten hours a day, reviewing documents and interviewing subordinates in the office almost except for necessary breaks.
In the early days of the Ba'ath Party, the doctor's diligence was extremely effective. He took the lead and led a large number of North American people who wanted to revive the United States to get rid of the rule of the Enclave.
It's just that the power is gradually growing, and when it's time to face the monster of the Aurora Legion, Dr. Osborn faintly feels that something is wrong. Many of his ideas all fell through, and he even helped his opponent a lot.
Recently, the Aurora Legion has launched a large number of TV channels for external publicity. The colorful programs have achieved a very good brainwashing effect, giving everyone a feeling that the Aurora Legion is very modern, very enlightened, very courageous, and very rich. '.
In the chaotic last days, this can be called the light of a miracle. There are not a few people who yearn for it.
A small piece of news on David Lawrence’s site was broadcast on TV. Others laughed at it, but in Dr. Osborne’s view, it reveals many problems—the New York Brotherhood is fighting back against the ideological invasion of the Aurora Legion, It's just that the work is too rough, and the effect is very reluctant.
But David Lawrence is still fighting back anyway, and the other North American companies can't fight back even if they want to. For example, the American Baath Party, which is already in disarray—Dr. Osborne now hates the election manifesto he issued in a daze.
Just such a declaration has pushed the originally vigorous Ba'ath Party to a very embarrassing and even dangerous situation.
Dr. Osborne had to admit that he had made a low-level mistake in the matter of political leadership - he originally wanted to dig a hole for his opponent, but when the opponent fell into the hole, he dragged himself into it.
The North American anecdote on TV was replaced by a piece of Legion technology information, and they were talking about the new achievements of the Aurora Legion's health department. For example, the supply of some out-of-stock drugs has been restored again, and the price is low to meet the needs of ordinary people, and patients with certain diseases have finally attracted good news.
Seeing this kind of news, Dr. Osborne was even more pissed off.
Biochemical medicine is the specialty of a Ph.D. He can pull the power of the Baath Party by relying on various health promises and strengthening incentives. But no matter how hard he tries, he can only meet the needs of a small number of middle and high-level people in terms of production capacity, and can't take care of the general public at all.
But as for the Aurora Legion, the medicines were spilled out as if they didn't need money. This alone is enough to make a lot of American people want to move—even before the catastrophe, the American medical system was known for its high efficiency and low cost.
The doctors at the Rabbit People's Hospital see a patient in a few minutes, arrange various laboratory tests and then call 'next'. Many people in the country are very dissatisfied with this, and feel that the attitude is not good and the cost is too expensive-that is, they have not experienced the baptism of the American medical system.
The doctors in the United States have a good attitude, but the number of patients a doctor sees in a week is not as many as that of Dr. Rabbit in a day. The doctor who sees the doctor and the doctor who does the laboratory test are often not in the same place, and the patient is asked to drive there by himself.
As long as you wait or travel a few times with illness, those who complain about domestic medical care will cry and admit that the People's Hospital is better.
Now the Aurora Legion is focusing on recommending how good their own medical system is, and constantly emphasizing to the North American people that "life is their own, health is their own, and the most important thing is to choose a ruler who is good to them." It doesn't matter who the ruler is. '
Facing such close-to-life publicity, Dr. Osborne really had a hard time coping. The propaganda department under him has racked his brains and has no good way to deal with it. At this time, it is useless to talk about family and country feelings and white supremacy.
Ordinary people vote with their feet for their own sake.
"It's all the damn McCain's fault. If he hadn't been talking nonsense about 'advice that Victor Hugo couldn't refuse', I wouldn't be in this situation." Dr. Osborne slapped the sofa bitterly Armrest, "That guy must be a mole, luckily I locked him up."
Thinking of McCain who advised him, Dr. Osborne was furious. Now the Aurora Legion is running on him with the "election declaration" and forcing the American Baath Party to surrender.
"The enemy has millions of soldiers on the US-Mexico border." Dr. Osborne originally wanted to relieve the military pressure, but now it is self-defeating. A front-line military report in front of him clearly stated that the Aurora Legion had quickly occupied northern Mexico and was advancing towards Texas and California.
The military pressure has not eased, the moral high hat has not been put on, the North American alliance has not been formed, and the pressure of public opinion has been even greater. The situation suddenly reversed in a short period of time, ...
The doctor's "election manifesto" made people in the Ba'ath Party fluctuate. The boss himself wants to surrender, how can the people below resist? Not long ago, the Aurora Legion came up with the differential treatment of 'revolt, defection, and capture', cooperating with military pressure to disintegrate the confidence of the Baath Party's middle and high-level leaders.
If you want to be hard, you can't be hard; if you want to be soft, you can't be soft. Dr. Osborn felt that he was suspended in mid-air now, and it was very uncomfortable not to go up or down. It is now becoming more and more difficult to command the entire Ba'ath Party.
Grabbing the remote, Dr. Osborne turned the TV off. He propped his head on one hand and thought about it for a long time, but there was no idea to change the status quo, so he could only waste time. And just when he was hesitating, an accompanying officer trotted in front of him and reported in a low voice: "Doctor, General McCain has escaped from prison."
What?
Dr. Osborne was taken aback suddenly, and raised his head suddenly and asked, "McCain escaped from prison? How could he escape from prison?"
Because of a big mistake in his plan, General McCain, who once fought to death with the Aurora Legion, was deprived of his position by Dr. Osborn and sent to a military prison. This military prison is heavily guarded, where is it possible to escape easily?
The attendant officer was sweating profusely, and whispered nervously: "It seems that the guards of the prison were persuaded by McCain and helped him escape."
Is that all right?
"Damn it, I should just shoot that bastard." Dr. Osborn also realized that things were in trouble.
McCain is a senior general of the Ba'ath Party military, and it is not his only thing that such a person escapes from prison. Dr. Osborne immediately grasped the point of the question, "First Division, he will definitely find a way to contact the troops of the First Division."
McCain was originally the commander of the Baathist First Division. That is the most powerful military force of the Ba'ath Party, and it is Osborne's direct line, and it is McCain's direct line.
"Send me to the garrison headquarters immediately, and I will personally take the traitor McCain back." Osborne was really worried now, and at the same time he had doubts about the loyalty of other senior officers.
If this matter is not handled properly, civil unrest in the American Baath Party is at hand.