The Revolutionary Era in One Piece

During the period when the navy fleet returned to the headquarters and the World Government's follow-up plan had not yet arrived, the entire West Sea became a power vacuum. During this period, the Red Flag Army replaced the navy and became the real overlord of the West Sea.

It was in this context that after the uprising, representatives from all parts of the revolutionary party set out for the Roland Island base. Their purpose was to attend a new round of meetings held by the Central Committee.

Because of the navy's withdrawal, the representatives of the revolutionary party hoisted the red flag openly and headed to their destination in a mighty manner. Finally, after the representatives scattered across the West Sea arrived at their destination, the meeting was officially held.

“Comrades! With regard to my report, “The Tasks of the Xihai Revolution in the Period of Total War and Afterwards,” after the discussion over the past few days, everyone has expressed their agreement, except for a few comrades who have expressed different opinions.

Those different opinions are also quite important, so my conclusion is to discuss these opinions first, and then talk about some other issues. Comrades, please put forward your own opinions, and let's brainstorm and discuss and solve them. "Marx and Engels spoke at the meeting.

Then, the first person to raise the question was Che, who had been working in the rear, "Mr. Ma En, the most urgent task for the base is to deal with the prisoners. Although the base's supplies will not be a big problem in the short term, there are thousands of prisoners after all. The base cannot afford to keep feeding them for nothing."

"We detained those captured sailors just to prevent the navy's demon-slaughtering from causing the fleet to recover too quickly. Now that the navy has withdrawn, we can let those prisoners come and go as they please." Ma En proposed a solution.

"Wait, Mr. Maan. Those are the elite soldiers of the Navy Headquarters." Before Che could answer, Long, who was sitting below Maan, could no longer sit still. "Even if we don't want to persuade them to surrender, we can't just let them go back like this. I think the base's policy for dealing with those criminals is good. How about letting them work to pay off their debts? At least there are several thousand young and strong laborers."

Seeing this, Qie also agreed, "Mr. Long is right. If we keep them for free, it won't work. But if we let them earn their living materials through labor, I think it is feasible. The construction of the base also needs manpower. I think it is better to make a change and use all these prisoners as grassroots labor."

The two men's words caused a lot of discussion. According to the original prisoner policy formulated by the Revolutionary Party, those who were willing to stay should be allowed to stay, and those who did not stay should be given a pound of silver as travel expenses. Only those enemy soldiers who had clearly committed crimes would be forcibly dealt with or forced to work to pay off their debts.

"Everyone, please be quiet. I think it's better not to change this rule. We can't destroy the overall principles set by the Party for the sake of a little bit of profit. The prisoner policy advocated by the Party is very clear. As long as the enemy has not committed any crime, we will keep him if he is willing. If not, we will give him travel expenses.

We must make it clear who are our friends and who are our enemies. These captured low-level soldiers are also the objects of our solidarity. How can we have the idea of ​​exploiting them?

I know what the comrades are thinking. The captured navy soldiers all come from all over the world. If they were allowed to choose, they would definitely not stay in the base.

Everyone is just unable to swallow this anger in their hearts. The enemy crossed the entire ocean to attack us, was defeated and captured by us, but we still let these losers come and go freely. How can we look like the winners at all?

However, we cannot calculate the accounts in this way. We should think about it. If we release these comrades of the same class today, then when we meet them again on the battlefield tomorrow, will these comrades of the same class who have been released still fight with us with swords?

We released 1000 people, not to mention 500, but if there were 100 of them who were no longer willing to blindly follow orders from above, it would be a big blow to the enemy's morale, and for us, it would be a gain.

By then, little by little, we can save many comrades from sacrificing their lives. Comrades, you still have to settle this account clearly. "Marx and Engels explained the reasoning to the delegates bit by bit.

In fact, facing the doubts from the delegates below the stage, Ma and Engels were very happy in their hearts. Because the doubts meant that the revolutionary party had become a mature organization. All the party members no longer blindly followed him as a leader, which was an important sign that the organization was maturing.

After Ma and Eng explained, the audience calmed down again. "Then let's move on to the next topic. We have new comrades from another organization joining this meeting. Their organizational philosophy is very similar to our Revolutionary Party. So the issue of the merger of our two organizations is also worth discussing."

As soon as Ma En finished speaking, he signaled Long with his eyes. This was also decided by the leaders of the two organizations. As Long was the leader of the Self-Yong Army, Ma En had to give him face. After all, with Long's strength, he still brought money into the group. The fancy sedan chair was carried by thousands of people, and the Revolutionary Party also needed to show its attention to it.

After Long stood up, other former cadres of the Self-Yun Army also stood up. This was also a good opportunity for everyone to get to know the new comrades. Among the people who stood up, only Ivankov, with his unique face, was very eye-catching.

"...Nothing can stop a man from running to the sea. Now I want to say that the same is true for our revolutionary comrades. What reason can stop us from changing the world?

The will passed down from generation to generation, the tide of the times, and people’s dreams are all unstoppable. As long as people continue to pursue the answer to freedom, all of this will never stop. "Long stood on the podium and swore in a loud voice.

It must be said that Long's words were very inflammatory. These words made the representatives in the audience excited. "This is good. Now the Self-Defense Forces have been completely integrated into the Revolutionary Party." Ma En thought as he looked at the harmonious scene.

After the important event of the integration of the Self-Defense Forces into the revolutionary party, the meeting moved on to the next topic: Marx and Engels' understanding of the future of the revolution and unifying their thoughts on this aspect.

This is also what the revolutionary party needs to accomplish urgently, especially after the new organization of the Self-Yong Army joins. To unify the thoughts of the people is what Marx and Engels have been thinking about.

"The flames of war have been set ablaze across the West Sea. To save the people's freedom, resist the attacks of authoritarianism, and safeguard the people's aspirations for a better future.

We need to learn about O'Hara's experience with the Demon Killing Order, the history of the World Government concealing the Perkins Disease in Frevans, and the lessons learned from the government army's Night of the Long Knives in Genoa.

All of us comrades must unite firmly and fight to the end to defend the fruits of the revolution." Having said this, Marx and Engels looked around.

"Our task from now on is to mobilize all forces to win the victory of the revolution." Marx and Engels have decided to carry out this policy to the end.