One Thousand Four Hundred and Sixty-Two Limited Response

The delegations to Beidu are not limited to Washington and Europe. Other countries have also contacted Beidu privately. The only difference is that the powerful ones have sent people to Beidu. No matter whether Beidu agrees or not, they will occupy a nest first. Please search (Pinshu.com) to read the most complete! The fastest updated novel!

As for those countries without power, there are some powerful forces. They are all showing their magical powers. Some try to pass messages to Beidu, and some contact secretly. In short, as long as they can get the right to use the orbital elevator, Beidu can make any conditions!

There are not only member states of the Al-Qaeda Group, but also many small countries that have survived to this day.

For a while, Beidu seemed to be as lively as the United Nations General Assembly. It was not surprising to send people here, but those who did not send people here became outliers.

The most surprising thing is that the Russians also sent a delegation, and they are determined to get the orbital elevator... Beidu almost laughed his head off. Other countries have spacecraft and a place on the moon, or at least a place on the equator, but the Russians have nothing, so why are they joining in the fun?

But the Russians don't think so. They don't have the equator but the North Pole; they don't have spacecraft but the North Pole. At most, they can throw money at it, or if they don't have money, they can throw resources at it.

Moreover, money and resources are not the bottom line of the Russians. If Beidu really disagrees, they are willing to exchange southern Siberia for orbital elevators and spacecraft. In short, everything can be negotiated.

The conditions offered by the Russians seem to be a big loss, but in fact it is not the case at all.

Most of the Russian population is concentrated in European territory. Siberia is vast and sparsely populated, almost barren land. Losing the territory here is not a big deal for the Russians.

But on the other hand, once the right to use the orbital elevator is obtained, it is equivalent to obtaining an admission ticket to the space club, which is what the Russians have dreamed of for more than ten years. For the Russians, no matter what the price is, they will make a fortune.

The Russians were very confident in their own conditions. They believed that even if Beidu refused, it could only refuse temporarily. At most, they could add a little more territory. No matter how big Beidu's appetite was, could it still eat up the whole Siberia?

The conditions of the Russians were indeed too generous, and Beidu almost agreed to them.

Are you kidding? That was the territory lost more than a hundred years ago. Now it is taken back from the Russians. This is definitely a territorial expansion, okay? This is destined to go down in history, okay?

But reason eventually overcame impulse, and Beidu reluctantly rejected the proposal of the Russians and refused to give the rail elevator.

It's not that Beidu still wants to restrict the Russians, but at this critical juncture, the rail elevator is too important. Let alone handing over a rail elevator, even if the usage time is sold a little, it will also cause countless criticisms. If it goes wrong, it may be directly nailed to the pillar of shame in history. Who dares to agree to the conditions of the Russians?

Moreover, Beidu knows the Maozi too well. Don't look at the exaggerated words now. Once the Maozi plan succeeds, it is hard to say what the final result will be.

A strong Maozi is not in the interests of Beidu. A Maozi who has entered the space age will damage the common interests of Beidu and the base group. No matter how you look at it, you can't give Maozi any chance.

Perhaps Maozi himself knows this result, so he spared no expense and offered the strange condition of exchanging territory for orbital elevators. They really didn't expect that Beidu actually rejected this condition. Even if they put most of Siberia on the negotiation table, the shaken negotiators showed no sign of giving up.

Beidu not only rejected Maozi, but other countries did the same. Unless the other party no longer needed the orbital elevator, it would never give it up.

It was both a coincidence and an accident. More and more delegations gathered in Beidu, and inevitably came into contact. They were all secret delegations, and finally they were secretly together.

Everyone was determined to get the orbital elevator. In order to seize the initiative, or to scare off competitors, the Russians, like a gambler who had lost all his money, directly turned over his cards and publicly announced the final condition of exchanging territory for the orbital elevator.

For a time, many countries were in an uproar, but some countries were also inspired by the Russians. Isn't it territory? The Russians can afford it, and they can afford it too!

Many countries are insect-trapped areas where giant insects are rampant, but the nominal territory is still there!

During that time, the negotiating representatives of Beidu received more than a dozen applications for territory in exchange for orbital elevators. As long as Beidu nodded, four or five million square kilometers would be immediately accounted for.

Unfortunately, now is not the same as before. No matter how much territory you get, you don't have time and population to manage it.

When all the countries found that Beidu was unwilling to agree, they all became anxious and the exchange conditions were repeatedly reduced. At first, they exchanged for ownership, then for the right to use, and then for partial use, until finally they no longer mentioned the right or not, and simply asked Beidu to help and transport a batch of important personnel and materials. As long as Beidu nodded, it would not be a problem whether to buy them with money or use materials.

No one is a fool. At this point, even the Russians know that they can no longer talk about territory.

The exchange between the two sides was originally unequal, but it can't be too outrageous. Just send a few people to exchange for territory? What kind of international joke is this?

With such generous conditions, can't they go directly to Washington? It's all about exchanging territory, so who are you exchanging with?

Things have developed to this point, and the situation has already shown signs of getting out of control. Beidu thought again and again and felt that it couldn't continue like this, and it's better to ease than to block, and it's better to be gentle than to be tough.

So Beidu modified its negotiation strategy, secretly accepted the conditions of some countries, and promised to provide protection for the top leaders of these countries when necessary.

The common characteristics of these countries are that they are small and weak, and some of them are simply exiled regimes stranded in Beidu.

Some other countries partially agreed, and their common feature is that they have many demands. Beidu agreed to the appropriate conditions, and Beidu does not need to worry about the rest.

As for the rest, it did not explicitly refuse, but always put on a stereotyped look of noncommittal.

Just kidding, if you accept to surrender, you must first see what kind of person is leaning on you. You can't accept an ungrateful wolf even if you kill him.

Ten fingers are still long and short, not to mention the relationship between countries... Although interests are the foundation, there must be something else on the foundation, it can't be bare, right?

All the countries that received promises kept it secret and tried every means to keep this huge secret. Beidu agreed to the conditions of more than a dozen countries one after another, but on the surface, no one stood up to announce the good news, still pretending that they had not received anything, and everyone looked indignant.

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