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Chapter 1085: 128: The Map Reveals the Dagger, Death Spiral!

Chapter 1085: Chapter 128: The Map Reveals the Dagger, Death Spiral!

After sending Gru away, Niusen almost immediately contacted his aunt.

“GOD! Yeah! Harder! You idiot, it’s 11 PM, you’d better give me a good reason, or I’ll beat your ass!”

Aunt was enjoying a special sausage provided by Will, and it sounded like she was quite pleased.

“Are you in Washington D.C. right now?” Niusen asked calmly.

“Yes, why?” The confused Councilman finally regained some sense and asked suspiciously.

“I’m coming over! Something big has happened!”

Mr. Governor put down the phone after speaking, and with his orders given, his residence came alive in the dead of night.

A car to the airport, an urgently requisitioned private jet took off immediately.

Destination, Washington D.C.

Under the transformation of the dragon and snake, the dark hand of Chief Cheng emerged, and the Governor was terrified by some dreadful future.

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The end of history is a false proposition; inevitability exists, but its existence must submit to the influence of random factors.

However, as long as the sample size is large enough, the outcome will certainly conform to a normal distribution, and the same world line in different evolutionary directions will give strange answers.

That is to say, there is no unchangeable outcome; before the dust settles, anything is possible.

The materialist view of history in dialectics emphasizes that only the countless masses are the key factor determining everything.

However, on the flank of this argument, anyone with a clear mind understands that at certain moments, certain people or even one person can be the key factor.

Without Shang Yang, or if someone else led the reform, the result of Qin sweeping the six states could have been rewritten.

If during the Second Punic War, Hannibal successfully choked off Rome, the outcome would certainly have been Carthage dominating the Mediterranean Sea, the history of the Roman Empire would have been ended, and the evolution of human civilization would have been affected—even Temir might not have emerged.

On the battlefield that year, if the cavalry of the King of Chuang had been less fatigued from a long march, or if he could have been a bit more stable, he would have had the chance to defeat the main forces of Guan Ning + Manchu-Mongolia, and the history of Hua Country would have changed forever.

The argument purely criticizing military thought has no problem, but if the victory of planning fails to be achieved, should we abandon resistance?

When contradictions escalate to the point of explosion, regardless of whether victory is possible, one must dare to step into the struggle, this is the majority of history—the enemy does not allow you to compromise.

Understanding the complexity of contradictions is only the foundation; having the resolve is the key, for struggle is cruel, and surrender is an option in the eyes of many cowards.

But Chief Cheng, how could he surrender, he only wants to win!

At 4:30 in the morning, in a villa by Lake Washington, the just-awakened aunt was smoking a cigarette, listening expressionlessly to Niusen analyze the changes.

“…Maybe he had the sincerity to cooperate at first, but now, faced with the temptation of huge benefits, his sincerity seems insufficient.

The so-called benefits are of two types, one visible and one abstract, and based on this premise, a possibility arises.

Namely: if that man can be re-elected in the future, directly initiating a struggle in San Rodolfo under the current situation becomes the best option.

We would be very, very passive, even like lambs to the slaughter, aunt.”

In the past, the sword hovering visibly above Niusen’s neck by Chief Cheng was chilling enough, giving Mr. Governor a fragile sense of security.

Finding security in threats, ha, this is something that sounds abstract, but Niusen indeed gained security from it.

You have needs, so we can cooperate, we can take it slow and talk.

After all, normally, everyone is a savvy person proficient in compromise, united for benefits, becoming friends, it’s a win-win.

But if Chief Cheng wants to win more, now clearly becomes an excellent opportunity.

Chief Cheng has used the strategy of escalating the situation more than once, with the finesse of acceleration being that it unfolds in harmony with the veins of contradiction, happening subtly yet profoundly.

By the time Niusen noticed the change in contradictions had reached a precarious state, it was already suffocatingly late.

“Are you saying, has Wolf also been used as a pawn by him?”

Although wishing to kill Niusen, the aunt remained extremely calm.

When Niusen realized the seriousness of the problem, the first thought was that Chief Cheng wanted to exploit Wolf to death, and the aunt thought the same.

Wolf and Chief Cheng will inevitably engage in a struggle for the power within their faction, this is a point even toeless could count on, but if Chief Cheng’s methods are so ruthless, how is he going to balance the backlash from Wolf?

“No, aunt, the situation is more complicated than we think, though Wolf’s position is special, he is essentially still a shadow without roots.

Chan and Temir are the key figures, you must know, the Republican Party on the West Coast was already about to be strangled by us, they even lost Nevada.

But now, if Wolf wants to turn against Chan and the others, he must bear the result of pleasing neither side, between him and Chan, they are bound to reach a temporary compromise.

Temporary, but this temporariness is fatal for us—Chan aids the Great Commander, gaining the initiative both at the specific point of conflict and on Capitol Hill!”

This is where the ingenuity of the transformation of contradictions lies!

For the Great Commander, as two mountains of the same force, Chief Cheng, this small character, repeatedly treated him as an accelerator.

When striking, Chief Cheng was as ruthless as a mole.

However, with the dynamic change of contradictions, Chief Cheng ultimately gave him a great gift.

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