Gundam Super G Universe

Chapter 22 Red who is not optimistic about PLANT (seeking recommendation, monthly ticket, and follow-up reading)
In the conference room No. 2 of the only large hotel in the New Misluchi Republic, the meeting between the New Misluchi Republic and PLANT was resumed after the military managers of both sides changed their clothes.

After Patrick changed his clothes, there were no visible injuries on his surface, but judging from the fact that he did not dare to move his body randomly, the pain all over his body would only get more severe after his adrenaline subsided.

On the other hand, Red's nosebleed had stopped, and although the swelling on his face had not subsided and there were even some marks from the medicine, it did not affect his overall activities. He could even continue to glare at Patrick.

After everyone sat down again, Siegel ignored the eye contact between Patrick and Red and said to Angie:
"Your Highness Princess Angelique, after what happened before, I believe we have reached some consensus. Neither of us wants to continue in this vortex of hatred, so I suggest that PLANT and the New Misrchi Republic jointly issue a declaration of friendship, open up bilateral trade, and make progress together."

When Red heard this, he said that Speaker Siegel was also a bad guy. He said it was nice to say that the New Mischi Republic's declaration of friendship with PLANT was equivalent to announcing that it was pro-PLANT. The Earth Federation would not care that you had not yet formally formed an alliance. When the time came, they would definitely block the development of the New Mischi Republic frantically, and if things went wrong, they would even attack directly.

Fortunately, Red had just made it clear to Angie when they were changing clothes that the cooperation with PLANT would not last long, so Angie directly rejected the offer with a prepared reason.

"I'm sorry, Speaker Siegel. The New Mischi Republic cannot officially declare that it is a friendly country with PLANT.

The reason is not that Red or I are still brooding over the past, but Red and I have analyzed the advantages and disadvantages of PLANT and the Earth Union. Since the Earth Union really disappointed Red and me, we decided to implement a neutral policy. "

Angel's words were actually a euphemism to express that she and Red were not optimistic about PLANT's victory in the war with the Earth Union, and that the Earth Union was too inhumane, so they chose to remain neutral and not help either side.

Siegel and Patrick both understood what Angie meant. After looking at each other, Patrick directly asked Red

"Oh? Mr. Red has a unique understanding of the war between our PLANT and the Earth Alliance. I'd like to hear it. Please feel free to enlighten me."

Red looked at Patrick's murderous eyes without flinching. He turned on the projection he had prepared in advance, showing a densely marked map of the earth. He took out the PPT presentation he had made in his previous life and began to explain.

"Okay, then I'll tell you. First of all, your PLANT's current strategy for the Earth is not hard to guess. The victory in the Casablanca naval battle and the establishment of the Gibraltar base have given you hope of conquering the entire Africa.

The war in the Suez Canal is fought to completely cut off the land transportation from the Earth Federation to Africa and to turn the Mediterranean into an inland sea under your control. But you underestimated the strength of the Eurasian Federation. The classic heavy tank tactics are still not easy to deal with. "

Patrick sneered and said disdainfully

"So, just because we are having a setback on the ground now, you think we will lose the war in Suez?"

Reid shook his head and said bluntly

"No, I think you will win the Battle of Suez. Because you have Baku, which is suitable for fighting in the sandy wasteland environment.

With the high intelligence of the Adjusters, the frontline personnel will soon realize the importance of Baku. You will be at a disadvantage in a head-on battle, but by using Baku's flexibility, you can bypass those heavy tanks that are slow to turn, and then you will win the war."

Red's words surprised Patrick a little. Many frontline officers didn't know about the existence of Baku, so why did Red, who was from the L3 colony satellite group, know about it. He even deduced Baku's tactics, and obviously had a certain understanding of this machine. It seems that there is a traitor in his family. He must catch the spy when he returns. However, he certainly couldn't talk about catching the spy now, so Patrick nodded in approval and said

"Your deduction makes some sense. But since you believe we will win this battle and achieve our strategic goal, why do you still think we can't declare a friendly relationship with PLANT?"

Reid answered this question just as straightforwardly.

"Because your strategy of moving southward in Africa is bound to fail. Destroying the African Community and occupying most of North Africa is your limit.

Don't say I'm bringing up the past again. Spreading neutron jammers has completely made you lose the support of the people on Earth. Africa is the hardest hit area by the food crisis. The land you occupied after the war is full of civilians who regard you as enemies. Moreover, your occupation of Africa is largely to alleviate the food crisis of the PLANTs. Once you collect food, there will only be more opponents.

Therefore, after you occupy the land in North Africa, you will face endless guerrilla warfare and civil unrest. The number of troops is originally your PLANT's weak point. Once you are involved in this, the so-called southward strategy will become a joke.

Of course, if you PLANTs want to wipe out the indigenous people by massacre, just ignore what I said.

In any case, the South African Unified Organization will continue to attack you. The occupation of the Suez Canal only blocks the sea route to the Mediterranean. The Earth Federation can still provide weapons and equipment to the South African Unified Organization from other sea routes.

Moreover, you have to defend against the possible next attack from the Eurasian Federation. If you are attacked from both sides, it will be good if you can keep the land you have conquered. The strategy of the entire earth will be hindered and fall into a stalemate. "

Patrick is not a fool, and his military sense is very sensitive. After Red's deduction, he immediately reacted, and the danger level to Red in his heart increased to a higher level. I didn't expect that a soldier from the Eurasian Federation actually had such an excellent strategic vision. Fortunately, the Earth Federation is corrupt enough that it is difficult for such people to shine.

At this time, Red was still performing. After analyzing the situation on Earth, he changed the screen to show the pattern of the universe. Then he analyzed
"The situation in the universe is actually much better than on Earth. As long as the PLANTs fight head-on, they will definitely win more and lose less. But the problem is that there are too few of you PLANTs. Even if the Earth Alliance really exchanges ten soldiers for one of you, you still can't afford it.

Moreover, PLANTs should not underestimate the Earthlings. If they cannot defeat them head-on, they can still launch sneak attacks and set traps. As long as the commanders of the various fleets of the Earth United Space Army are not stupid, they will basically not really fight you head-on at this time.

I can only say that PLANT's current victory is only temporary. After a year of fighting, you will clearly feel that the soldiers at hand are getting fewer and fewer, and the Earth Federation is not afraid of attrition. Once all the ZAFT people are defeated, PLANT will naturally lose the war.

And don't expect the Earth Federation to be crushed by your technology. If I can develop MS, then the Earth Federation can do it too. To be precise, if it's just the MS itself, the Earth Federation can now manufacture it. They just haven't made a breakthrough in the system OS. Isn't this why you, Chairman Patrick, and Speaker Siegel, hurried to visit our country?"

Patrick was already sweating from what Red said. The population of PLANT was more than 100 times that of the Earth Union. Moreover, it was difficult for the second generation of adjusters to reproduce, and it was painful to lose one. If this continued, it was no wonder that Red predicted that his side would lose.

However, Patrick only kept this hidden danger in mind at this time. PLANT has so many hidden technologies that Red couldn't possibly know them all, so this conclusion was still a bit of a misjudgment. At least it was not that easy for the Earth Alliance to pursue technology.

But hidden technology certainly can't be discussed at the meeting, so Patrick could only say with disdain
"You are just kidding. Forget it. Since you are still young, I won't argue with you. But you are right about one thing. Siegel and I really don't want the Earth Union to get the natural human OS technology. Tell me, how can you, the New Mislchi Republic, not reveal this OS that can be used by natural humans to the Earth Union?"

(End of this chapter)