Blooming America

Chapter 244: A's Five Cents

"Hello, Sister Edson."

Two A's agents are waiting for her in the meeting room.

After returning to California from New York, Catherine immediately came to the company, and at this time, the two A's agents had been waiting here for a long time.

"Sister Edson, our A has encountered a very serious problem, and only you can help us with this problem." Snake said.

"It's about some speech control matters. We found that someone publicly promoted the Soviet Union's democratic policies on your Internet. The speech is very huòxìng, which is very detrimental to us." Baduwa added.

Promote democracy in the free world?

Don't want to live anymore?

Catherine was a little strange.

Is it a Soviet spy?

In the current United States, democracy is actually a very sensitive word.

You know, the format of the full name of many socialist countries is "XX democratic XX country".

This is true in East Germany, and so is North Korea.

How is the socialist camp propagating now?

Catherine suddenly thought of the propaganda poster that she had seen when she was in Hong Kong-"Long live the unity of peace, democracy, and socialism."

Of course, the so-called "democracy" has a different meaning.

It's like the United States publicizes m, but if someone publicly promotes beral, it is very likely that this person will be suicided.

Both m and beral have the meaning of freedom, but the two meanings are different.

Otherwise, when it comes to democracy, it will scream and kill, and the Democratic Party will be embarrassed.

Catherine sometimes really can't figure it out. Now the Internet is just a platform for the public. How can it attract A's attention?

After a while, Catherine thought of the reason-her own Internet, for now, is all aimed at college students.

The college students in the United States train all talents. If these people are humiliated, it will be very unfavorable for the United States. No wonder A will come to find himself.

"Every citizen is free, and we have no right to interfere with their freedom of speech."

It's good to use the value of freedom against the value of democracy.

Baduwa said: "But this kind of speech on the Internet is very detrimental to our free world."

"Not only that, if someone uses the Internet as a tool for gatherings, we have no way to stop..."

"The Internet is a real-name system." Catherine reminded.

"Yes, but we can’t be sure whether there will be some jīng godly disease or Soviet Russian spies." A is obviously sensitive to the KGB news. "The spies may steal some people’s personal information. Information, and then use this information to create a style on the Internet."

"But aren't SAs monitoring the Internet?"

Catherine asked.

"Ahem..." Baduwa coughed lightly: "All our investigations and evidence collection of A are obtained through legal means... well, I think you also know that most of the users on the Internet are college students, and they It’s the future of the United States, and they happen to be in a rebellious period now. If you meet someone, there will be some unforeseen circumstances. The federal government has always attached great importance to students."

It seems that they are really thoughtful.

"It's no wonder that Britain will decline and America will become stronger."

"what?"

"No... nothing. But I still insist that we should safeguard the freedom of students."

Catherine can never say that a large-scale sāoluàn broke out in the UK in the future, and the reason for the sāoluàn is because the students are too boring during the summer vacation...

"I don't know if you have been online recently?" Snake asked.

"I'm very busy these days."

The current Internet can't make Catherine interested.

"A few months ago, the voice of this kind of gu huòxìng on the Internet was still very loud, but recently, more and more people are talking about this matter—especially what kind of huòxìng China is engaged in. Many people now claim to be Red Guard soldiers. In short, the current network is just a bunch of luàn hemp, kicking this job to us, but it is impossible for us to deal with all these students... ahem."

Snake seemed to realize that he had said something wrong.

"Oh?"

Catherine didn't even know that it was like this.

Someone will actually bring out the only Taizu thought that can fight against universal values?

It's really interesting.

The United States really began to talk about democracy in earnest when it was during the civil rights movement—and now, it happens to be the peak of the civil rights movement.

A is obviously worried that people will be given to Gu by the so-called "democracy".

To say that this democratic concept can be truly promoted, it was only in Carter's time that it began to become popular.

But Catherine soon realized that this matter seemed a bit troublesome.

Catherine didn't want her Internet to be forcibly shut down by the federal government for promoting so-called democracy. At that time, it was too late to cry.

It's just that Catherine herself doesn't want to take care of it personally, so if this matter is to be resolved, I hope it will be entrusted to A in front of her.

"... Maybe you can take another approach?"

"what?"

Catherine replied: "I mean, maybe you can use legal and reasonable means, but not illegal means. The Internet service provided by our company is for the benefit of all Americans."

It’s better to say than to sing.

"But without your help, what we have to do will become very troublesome."

Catherine suddenly thought of something.

"I have an idea, maybe it's feasible."

"Please speak."

"I think you can use legal and reasonable means to cào the speech on the Internet, just like newspapers and television."

Catherine expressed her opinion.

Badu was a little suspicious, he tried to ask: "The gunman?"

"Uh...this..."

It can't be called five cents, right?

"I think such an organization is legal, but externally, if it is exposed, it will be very detrimental to the image of the federal government. How about a code name?"

"It's true, but what's it called?"

"How about temporary workers? If something goes wrong, just push things to temporary workers."

Both Badu and Sneek's eyes lit up, which was indeed a good idea.

Snake asked: "Can you tell us more about this plan?"

"Uh... I think about it."

Catherine sorted out the thoughts in her mind, and then said: "We can do this: First, hire a group of people exclusively for mén, and then let this group of people exclusively mén publish speeches on the Internet to promote our free thoughts, and thus cooperate with the Soviet Union. Confrontation, such as in forums and chat rooms. In order to give these employees enough motivation, we can give them five cents for each post, and for every ten sentences of our free thought in the chat room, we also give them five cents ."

Snake asked suspiciously: "For five cents, isn't it too much?"

"Then one cent for each post."

And Baduwa is also a little worried: "But will the Soviet spies do the same thing as us?"

Catherine was taken aback, this was indeed a problem.

"This matter is not difficult to solve. You can let these temporary workers promote the democratic values ​​of the Soviet Union."

The two Agents A were dumbfounded.

And Catherine then said unhurriedly: "You can hire a group of people to write some posts praising the Soviet system, and publish some remarks about this. In this way, our'freedom' can also be Let the Soviets have nothing to say"

Baduwa looked at Catherine strangely: "You mean...we want to help the Soviet Union to promote their system?"

This proposal is too weird, right?

"No, on the contrary, this method of ours is precisely to make these Soviet spies nowhere to talk about the Internet, and even to pull some people who liked the Soviet Union into our free world."

The two of them couldn't understand.

"We can get these people to promote some ‘truth’ about the Soviet Union..."

Halfway through Catherine’s words, she suddenly found out that she really didn’t understand the Soviet Union...

"Well, let me give you an example. If Moscow is a place where kidnappings are frequent, and it is called the'Capital of Kidnapping of the World', we can definitely carry out a series of cào operations on this matter."

"Are there frequent kidnappings in Moscow?"

"I said, it's just an analogy. If, just if." Catherine repeated it, and then continued: "Our temporary workers can tell other people about such a news. Every city in the world There were kidnapping incidents, and they were asked to use the most vicious and most offensive language to slander the reputation of the United States."

Baduwa seemed to understand a little bit now: "In other words, through these means, has the public resented the Soviet Union?"

Catherine nodded heavily: "That's it. We just want them to talk about things that their loved ones hurt their enemies. It's best to let them slander the U.S. for nothing, and talk about the Soviet Union. It's better than heaven. Try to exaggerate as much as possible. The more exaggerated the better... Oh, yes, the style must be lyrical. In this way, the effect should be better."

The two nodded seriously.

"But we have no way to make an independent decision on this matter. We can only report this matter to a higher level. But I personally have a optimistic view of this plan." Snake seemed very interested in it.

"Oh, it doesn't matter at all."

Just don't care about your own business.

After sending off the two A's agents, Catherine finally breathed a sigh of relief, then turned around and went on to complete her "The Matrix".

Not long after, a plan code-named "five cents" was drawn up at A's headquarters. It was a great plan with far-reaching impact.

After that, in the United Kingdom, a "tenpence" plan formulated by MI6 was also freshly released. This is also a decision that affects the future...