blackstone code

Chapter 1161 World Development Committee
A death in a metropolis like Bupain...is as normal as a cicada falling from a tree branch in autumn.

Judging from the report of the Bupain District Police Department, at least 1000 people die in various vicious cases in Bupain every year.

In other words, almost three people die every day, and among these three people, only one person can find out what happened within half a year.

In the next 20 years, there is one person who hopes to catch the criminal, and the other person will remain "silent" forever.

No one knows who killed him, and the killer will never be brought to trial.

This does not include those homicide cases that ended with disappearances. People could not find the bodies, so they could not be counted as deaths, they could only be counted as disappearances, but in fact, a large part of them were already dead.

The craziest serial perverted murderer in the Federation is related to at least two hundred murders. No one knows why this country always breeds all kinds of weird things in corners that people can't see.

So one person dies...nobody cares, and the case doesn't seem to be that common.

Check it out, it may not be a good thing.

Lynch's attention also shifted from this small episode in life to other places, such as... the Golden Alliance.

"I didn't expect you guys to argue for so long over the naming issue!"

Sitting in Mr. Truman's office, the two chatted. Now that Lynch is an "economic expert", such a large-scale international trade and monetary organization definitely needs some advice from Lynch.

Just now Mr. Truman talked about the recent work situation, which is the most important work content in the foreign policy of the federal government in recent times.

It's just that when they just started, they encountered a small problem.

What is the name of this alliance?
At first, Mr. Truman wanted to borrow Lynch's "Golden League" as its name, but then he thought that after the Silver League would be the Golden League, which would give people a very awkward feeling.

Just as the collapse of the Silver and the Silver League made way for the Gold League entirely, some advisers believe this will deepen the fear among international powers that the Federation will take more initiative in the international community.

The sentence is a bit long, shortening it will make people feel that the Federation wants to intervene in everything, not only to intervene, but also to overturn the table.

This is not a good performance. From the beginning of the international relations policy formulated by the federal government, the federation should be a neutral country and a reasonable country.

Then the name Golden Alliance could no longer be used, so a group of people began to use their brains to name it, not only to highlight the special status of the Federation in the alliance, but also to show the spirit of such a big country.

If there is one thing that is the most difficult, it must be the name.

Everyone has their own way of interpreting words, maybe the same name means different meanings to different people, some are good, some are bad.

It has become a bit of a running joke in International Affairs these days that some consultants argue that they prefer their own to someone else's.

Those consultants who are usually very friendly and would go out together after get off work, now obviously have some... problems with each other.

After Mr. Truman smiled and talked about what happened here, he seemed to ask unintentionally, "If it were you, what would your name be?"

Lynch thought about it seriously, "Actually, we can take this matter apart."

"We don't necessarily have to add Baylor Federation or words directly related to Baylor Federation to the name, or any other implied content."

"This is an international organization, and if we want more people to accept it, we have to make it look like it's not someone's tool, or someone's tool, at least it doesn't look like that."

"Then it should have a simple, popular name that can reflect its core value."

Lynch pursed his lips and thought for a while, "World Development Committee!"

Mr. Truman was stunned, then frowned, and began to seriously think about the name of the organization.

Regardless of some other factors, he had to admit that "World Development Committee" is definitely better than such a stupid name as "Bayler Joint Conference for the Promotion of International Financial Order"!

Much more!
It is simple, popular, and easy to understand, and most importantly, it will give people a feeling of "this organization is so fucking powerful".

Feelings matter sometimes, especially the first time.

It's just... the name doesn't reflect the status of Baylor Federation. Even if Mr. Truman likes this name very much, everyone still has to discuss it in the end, and some people will definitely disagree.

He looked at Lynch, "How to reflect our value?"

Lynch was very at ease, "We don't need to reflect it in the name of this organization, that's a kind of retreat..."

Mr. Truman agreed with Lynch very much, and he didn't like this kind of retreat, but soon he realized that he didn't have to like it, but other people not only liked it, but also needed it.

This is not a contradictory rhetoric. Federation people need pride. Pride is nothing. It is not a fifty-cent coin that can be held in the palm of someone’s hand and truly feel its existence.

Pride is very elusive, it is just a state, and retreat can satisfy all the conditions for people to be proud.

If there is content related to the Federation and dominated by the Federation in an important international organization, then the pride will make the Federation people extra proud.

Not only that, but there are similar needs in many places. After the prevalence of escapism, the entire federal society, including individuals in the society, is actually pursuing a recognized result.

The purpose of a country's more active participation in international affairs is perhaps recognition.

It's a good name, but it's not pragmatic enough, which seems a little funny, but sometimes it's a hurdle that you can't get around.

Lynch seemed to have guessed what Mr. Truman was thinking, and there was a turning point in his words, "... However, we have other ways to connect it with us, which is what I said at the beginning, take it apart and do it .”

"International organizations and the process of establishing international organizations are one, but we can take them apart."

"For example, we will sign the "Bupain Treaty" with many countries in Bupain, the core city of the Baylor Federation. According to the content of the treaty, a World Development Committee will be established."

Lynch rested his hands on the armrests on both sides of the chair, his fingertips were touching, his eyes were slightly higher than his fingertips, and he looked at Mr. Truman, "As long as the World Development Committee has no problems, the better it operates, the better it will be. The more people will know about the Bu Paine Treaty and our role in this matter."

"It will also be written into the development of world history, and each of us will become a page in world history that cannot be ignored because of it!"

Mr. Truman has already understood what Lynch meant. He is a very down-to-earth person, and also a person with ideals, persistence, and pursuit.

He never felt how happy he would be because of things like fame and fortune, he was not that superficial.

But at this moment, he was moved.

Under his auspices, yes, under his auspices throughout, which means that his picture will be on a page in the history books of the world along with the greats of the past.

Below will be written the contributions he has made to the world, the most important of which is the "World Development Committee"!
"I think this is a great idea!", Mr. Truman gave a high evaluation, he said what came to mind, and asked with a smile, "Do you want a position?"

He means that his name is left in official documents, which also means that he may also become "history".

Lynch let go of his hands indifferently, and pressed them on the armrest, "It doesn't matter, if there is, I will be happy because of it, and if there is no, I won't be sad because of it."

"Your mentality is really good. You don't look like young people at all. Young people should fight for it." Mr. Truman said with a smile. He quickly recorded Lynch's statement in the notebook at hand, and turned his head He would go and persuade those consultants that he felt that this could meet the needs of the federal society for retreat.

After taking notes, they went on to talk about some other small issues about the incident.

"In the past two days, we have disclosed this trend to the outside world, and some countries are willing to join us. At present, 22 countries have expressed their intentions."

"Maybe when we officially announce the establishment, more people will join us. There are many things that I have a headache now."

Mr. Truman leaned back as he spoke. He could only complain or complain to Lynch about some things. He is the No. 1 in charge of international policy in this department and even in the Federation.

If he expresses that "I don't know how to do it" or "I'm stumped" emotion elsewhere, it will quickly affect other people.

"All kinds of messy details and tedious things bothered me, such as the location of the headquarters."

"Some people say that it should be placed on Bu Payen, and some say that it should not be placed on Bu Payen. For every issue, many people support different choices."

"It is very important, and each of us is very clear, so it is difficult for me to choose some opinions to support casually. I must seriously think about whether each choice should be supported, and then consider whether supporting this choice is beneficial to us. favorable……"

"My head is about to explode, maybe I can now understand some of the reasons why you don't want to go into politics!"

Lynch looked at him with a smile, "This is just a sign of inexperience. After finishing this formation work and encountering similar problems in the future, you will soon be able to figure out what we should do."

"This is a kind of growth!"

"The world needs to grow, and so do we!"

(End of this chapter)