From Arms Dealer To King of War

  Chapter 533 Weird changes

  Ngonga has never been so tough in his life!

  Faced with threats and lures from the representative of the mining company on the phone, Ngonga chose to curse, greeted the other party’s immediate family with words, and then said that if they did not surrender, he would not be able to control the development of the matter.

   This is to choose a clear line in front of Boss Joe, offend the mining company to death, and block his other paths, so he can only follow Boss Joe one way.

  However, the facts have proved that when a person gives up most of his selfishness and turns to perform his own duties and work hard for the prosperity of society, courage and confidence are completely different.

  'Right things', 'solid reliance' and 'great vision', these three things are enough to make a person explode with enthusiasm and action.

   And these three things are also valid for the Congolese government!

   Minam received a report from Kinshasa, those mining companies asked for help from the outside world, and the Kinshasa government was put under pressure...

  The embassies of England, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, and South Africa received help from the mining company and began to put pressure on the Congolese government.

  However, after Minam reported Boss Joe's "big plan and great cause" to the past, a group of black politicians started wrangling mode.

  They said that they are urgently mediating to protect the personal safety of the mining company's personnel as much as possible.

  On the one hand, it also stated that people from the mining company tried to subvert the North Kivu provincial government, and they were stolen and obtained conclusive evidence.

   Surrounded by angry crowds after the attempted coup d'état, it is a blessing that the Tobutembo government is still rational and not torn to pieces.

  The representative of the Kinshasa government delivered a speech, hoping that the people of those mining companies can reflect on it in time, and it is not too late to return when they are lost.

  The running and shouting of those EU brothers is useless. Britain only cares about itself, but the French ambassador to the Congo has been acting.

This old man didn't understand the current situation in North Kivu Province at all. After making dozens of phone calls, he finally found P.B and tried to ask P.B to keep the French Mining Company's personal status in North Kivu Province first. Safe, the Outlaw Legion will arrive shortly thereafter.

   It is public that Boss Joe came to North Kivu to "revenge" Princess Emina, but no one would have guessed that the current situation in North Kivu was caused by Boss Joe alone.

  Boss Joe received a call from the French ambassador, and he couldn't wait to laugh out loud.

   But based on his professionalism, Choga held back his laughter, found a quiet place, and had a private conversation with the French ambassador by phone for nearly 2 hours.

   Then things began to change strangely...

   France, which was jumping up and down, became quiet. A 50-member extra-legal army arrived in Kisangani, an important city in the north of the Congo, from the town of Sangha twice with the help of P·B's transport helicopter.

  After waiting for three days, they met the French ambassador who was flying to Butembo by car.

  The reality is so illusory. In such an emergency, the extrajudicial manpower transfer actually needs the assistance of P·B, and the manpower mobilized is still from Sangha Town.

   After Choga had a secret telephone conversation with the French ambassador, not only did he stop putting pressure on the Congolese Kinshasa government, but he also accelerated the negotiations in Sangha Town.

  No one expected that Boss Joe's series of actions, from Libya to Central Africa to the Congo, would actually leverage the core interests of France.

Now he is going to "drive out" the American ambassador Steven, and while making France completely at ease, he will pull Afika Daddy together to integrate the financial market in North Kivu Province. It's itchy.

  The resistance of the fifteen countries of Afica to France is a fact, and it is also a fact that the US dollar is a more reliable hard currency in Afica than the euro.

  Now Boss Joe is willing to take the initiative to integrate the settlement business of North Kivu Province. In fact, the US dollar transaction hit has increased France's financial discourse power in North Kivu Province...

   This is a deal you can't refuse!

   Not to mention just a group of people from the mining company, even if the ambassador himself is trapped in Butembo, it will not change the fact that the Jackal is a good friend of France!

   What Jamie has to do now is to wholly acquire an investment bank in France, abandon the bank's original business, and only retain the bank's trading qualifications.

   Then leave an empty shell in France, and move the main body to Congo to start a brand new business.

  Acquisition should be the easiest job, and the subsequent drafting of the bank's internal shareholder list is the hardest part.

  Choga intends to bring a group of royal family friends into the market, and then subdivide other equity ownership, so that all stakeholders in North Kivu can get rewards.

  On the contrary, France needs money the least, just like Gemma's parents, they don't care about money, but they need to anchor P·B in the United States...

  The core key here is 'management rights'. As long as your company is within the scope of their power, they can often ignore you, and even if they want to manage it, they will use the means within the rules.

  In summary, you protect my interests, obey my laws, and pay taxes to me, then I will protect your interests.

And what Choga is doing now is to use American funds to set up a bank in France, and then put the core business of this bank in Congo, cooperate with a Chinese company, use CFA francs and euros as settlement currencies, and integrate North Kivu The province's financial system and mining system.

  Is it difficult to do this?

   Rare as hell!

  But Boss Joe upholds the method of uniting all the forces that can be united, subdividing the difficulties, so that while friends and allies benefit, they also share the difficulties.

   This is the real sharing of risks and benefits. As long as this bank is established, Boss Qiao will be able to form an unbreakable alliance with a group of people.

  As a core figure trusted by a group of people, Boss Qiao will become a point of intersection of interests, benefiting from it and at the same time gaining protection from multiple parties.

  The Congolese Kinshasa government, at the moment when the attitude of the French ambassador changed, they completely turned to Choga.

  They never dreamed that they just invited Boss Qiao to integrate six tantalum mines, and in the end they could produce such a big shock.

  Afika's political arena always takes turns, but now they only need to cling to Boss Joe's thigh tightly, as long as they can become shareholders of the bank, they can avoid liquidation after stepping down and keep their most important liquid assets.

  The most interesting thing is that no one will try to challenge P·B's influence in North Kivu, because now P·B has become a hornet's nest, the kind that can kill people if you touch it.

  For seven days, the people of the North Kivu Mining Company were trapped in the house by the parade crowd for seven days.

  Without water and electricity, these seven days are like suffering in **** for those people. In addition to suffering from hunger, they also have to endure the torment of fear.

  In the first three days, they were still able to call for help, but in the next four days, when the phone went out of power, these guys trapped in the 'isolated island' completely collapsed.

  They hung a banner on the balcony of the house and wanted to plead guilty and negotiate, but at this moment, Boss Joe has no time to control them.

Let Ngonga organize the parade crowd, ensure that they eat and drink while adhering to the rotation system, and pay them on time and on time every day, 500 CFA francs per person per day, in case those brain-dead black buddies do something out of the ordinary .

   It took a week for French Ambassador Casal to enter Butembo under the protection of 50 extrajudicial soldiers.

  Following Caso, there are also a group of journalists from Afika Media and European political media.

  The Butembo incident this time is a very serious international incident. The people from the mining company cried bitterly for help on the phone, which made many Western media express their indignation.

However, this time, Kaso, who knew the inside story, did not criticize Butembo and the Congolese government as before. Instead, he said that he would go to Butembo to mediate in person. Take them home safely.

   You see, this is political wisdom!

  Anyway, I have already predicted the result, so naturally I will not be stingy to make things more serious and dangerous, so that it will be easier to shape his image in the hearts of the media and the people.

   Mediating a major crisis and participating in leading the reform of the Butembo government, this is a great feat that will allow him to go back and boast for a lifetime.

  When Caso arrived at the Butembo City Hall by car, the handsome middle-aged ambassador found that the atmosphere was completely different from what he had imagined.

  The tension in his impression did not exist at all. The parade people he encountered on the road all had smiles on their faces, and all kinds of messy vendors walked through the crowds, selling all kinds of small commodities and food.

  There was a long queue at the gate of the city hall, and hundreds of 'group leaders' were collecting the parade fees for the day.

  When the vehicle of Ambassador Ka Suo stopped at the gate of the city hall, Ngonga and Komi, Wen Wen and Wu led the staff of the city hall to welcome them out...

  Then the two sides exchanged a few pleasantries, and held a joint press conference with the media that followed.

   Ambassador Caso explained his position, saying that he would urge the local government to give mining companies legal treatment.

   And Ngonga gave a long talk about what happened in the past few days, and showed evidence that mining companies supported warlords in recruiting mercenaries in an attempt to subvert the government.

   And expressed aggrieved that what is happening now is not what he wants. North Kivu wants peaceful development instead of continuing the chaotic situation.

  In fact, everyone understands that these words on the scene are just to explain the positions of both parties. What can really determine the direction of the matter is the closed-door discussion that will be held later.

   After asking a few hasty questions, Ambassador Ka Suo followed Ngonga into the small building of the city hall.

   When the extrajudicial major Kong De, who ran from Sangha Town, was about to bring someone in with him, he was grabbed by Dorian.

   "Don't go up, it's absolutely safe here!"

  Looking at the grinning appearance of 'Master Elephant', this Major Kongde, who received a call from Boss Qiao and took the initiative to take over the task of protecting the ambassador and came to take advantage of it, instantly understood that Boss Qiao was inside.

Major Conde looked at the pitiful appearance of the ambassador Caso, who was alone and lonely. He chased after him and whispered a few words, then returned to the gate of the city hall and settled the extrajudicial soldiers. This time he pulled Dorian and said: " Is it really okay?"

  Dorian crossed his arms and looked at Kongde contemptuously, and said: "If you have any problems, you will die, what's the use of following up?

  Listen to me, get your men ready!

  This time, I will give you a chance to be a hero and **** the mining company into a safe area in an environment surrounded by mobs...

  Remember to make yourself handsome, you are going to be famous!

   Oh, and, don't shoot, you can't shoot those **** even if they stab you in the ass, get it? "

  (end of this chapter)