Rebirth of the Tech Madman

Although there are many countries in Europe, their combined area is similar to that of China and the United States, and they were covered by the radiation dust almost instantly. ,The latest chapter access: ШШШ..СоМ.

This accident naturally had an unavoidable impact on the lives of ordinary people. European countries have imposed food restrictions, especially fungi such as milk and mushrooms.

The response measures are slightly special in France. In order to avoid causing panic among the public, it declared that the radiation dust only floated to the borders of Germany and Italy, and at the same time, it did not carry out the food that may be contaminated by radiation as in other countries. Measurement.

People in developed regions obviously will not generally be able to calmly face this sudden change just because they enjoy the high-quality modern material life marked by color TVs and refrigerators in this era, similar to the still fresh memories of Chinese people in the original time and space. Group behaviors such as snapping up anti-inflammatory 'drugs', snapping up iodized salt, snapping up masks, etc., cannot be completely suppressed after all.

Prices are soaring, rumors are flooding... how can the word 'chaotic' be so bad!

While the governments of various European countries were nervously responding to this emergency, Tang Huan, who had recently embarked on an intensive business trip in Western Europe and received enviable orders, also noticed the restless atmosphere, so he issued a message through his spokesperson A brief statement.

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In the face of this accident, everyone should face it together regardless of each other. I personally donated 120 million US dollars of nuclear protection materials to European countries, and cooperated with local public welfare organizations to distribute them to families.

Children are the most vulnerable group, far more vulnerable than adults. I will airlift a batch of supplies including 'milk' powder and fruits from Australia and the United States to the children who need it most.

If the Soviet Union is willing to accept, I will donate 50 million US dollars in funds and materials alone.

The use of nuclear energy is a blessing if it is good, and a disaster if it is evil. I hope that the world will realize the serious threat of nuclear weapons and nuclear war, and be more active in negotiations on nuclear disarmament.

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The news suddenly stirred up a thousand waves of waves, and the major media began to discuss Tang Huan's generosity, benevolence, and sense of responsibility... The Soviet Union, which had always been cold-hearted about the attention of the Western world, accepted Tang Huan at an unprecedented speed. Huan's kindness—this reaction is not difficult to understand, because Tang Huan is acting in his own name and has no connection with any enterprise, institution or country.

People only paid attention to Mr. Richest Man's statement in public, but did not pay attention to Tang Huan's business kingdom's execution ability in private.

From May 5th, public welfare activities to distribute materials to the public have begun in various squares, sports fields and other places in Europe.

Reporters flocked with a full set of shooting equipment, and compared the long queue of people with the piles of materials and put them on the newspaper.

This activity is implemented by local public welfare organizations and volunteers including celebrities. With the assistance of scientific and technological products such as Fangyuan computers and scanners, we try our best to distribute materials in an orderly manner on the basis of families, so as to achieve the greatest benefit. .

Of course, this method of distinction is not strict. Several members of a family can get more supplies with their own documents, and speculators can even resell them in this way.

Tang Huan didn't want to deal with this situation, and he couldn't deal with it anymore. Anyway, he did everything that should be done, and he gained what should be gained.

But the dissonance still struck on the third day, as the time required for the recording process led to slow distribution of supplies, heightening anxiety, especially when outrage over reused documents was identified, prompting multiple incidents of ' Sao' 'chaos' event.

When a photo of a Fangyuan computer being pushed from the table to the ground appeared on the front page of the newspaper, the country involved was very embarrassed. After severely condemning this uncivilized and immoral behavior, it quickly dispatched police forces to maintain order.

Tang Huan didn't say much about this except to instruct the relevant personnel to pay attention to safety. Anyway, the amount of supplies is limited, and they will be pulled after they are distributed; on the contrary-Green Peace praised the richest man in public for his support for nuclear weapons. attitude, he needs to respond seriously.

This international 'sex' non-governmental organization engaged in environmental protection was established in Canada in 1971. Its first action was to stop the first American project code-named Amchitka under Amchitka Island in Alaska. The second underground nuclear test, currently the main content of work is to use non-violent methods to prevent atmospheric and underground nuclear tests, as well as whaling on the high seas, and has not yet expanded to more areas that have attracted criticism.

In 1979, funding problems arose at Greenpeace's Vancouver headquarters, and disagreements arose within the organization over fundraising and organizational direction, which in turn hindered the global movement.

Soon, the Greenpeace Canada Foundation accepted a new structure that would allow the scattered Greenpeace offices to be coordinated by a single global sponsor.

In this way, International Green Peace was finally established in October 1979. Under the new structure, local offices contribute a portion of their income to Greenpeace International, which is responsible for the overall direction of the movement.

Because Greenpeace's move to restructure itself into a hierarchical, unified and coordinated organization runs counter to the anti-authoritarian ethos prevailing in other environmental organizations at this stage, it has been criticized from time to time, and it has been accused of going against itself. The main enemy of China, the multinational corporations, is managed in the same way.

However, it is undeniable that Greenpeace's pragmatic structure has guaranteed its own sustainable development, thus being able to concentrate power, government, and industry to compete.

It has to be said that there are always contradictions everywhere in the world to explain what is intriguing.

Tang Huan couldn't help thinking about the olive branch suddenly handed over by Green Peace, which is far more pragmatic than other environmental protection organizations: Brother is the boss of several large multinational companies. A large amount of electronic waste is produced every year, but it has not attracted attention for the time being, but no matter what, it is a matter of course that it belongs to your opponents, and now there is a flattery popping up out of nowhere, what is it for? Could it be that you are short of money and want to raise funds with me personally.

Tang Huan's attitude towards situations that were not within his plan had always been sinister and he had to guard against them.

But there is one thing. The voice against nuclear testing is now very high in the world, which can be called political correctness. For example, on March 21 this year, China announced the suspension of atmospheric nuclear testing.

Therefore, Tang Huan would not be too suspicious on this point. After asking the public relations assistant to send a donation of 100,000 US dollars and expressing his attitude towards the peaceful use of nuclear energy, he went to Ukraine non-stop.

During the contact with the Soviet Union, Tang Huan tried to see if he could go to the scene.

The Soviet Union couldn't keep their hands on it, the only thing missing was a suitable way of communication, and Tang Huan, who had a growing international reputation, happened to be an ideal candidate.

Nikolai Ivanovich Ryzhkov, who officially took office as the chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union last year, who is equivalent to the prime minister of the government, received Tang Huan in person and thanked him for his selfless donation and Sincere care.

In extraordinary times, there is not so much time for greetings. Immediately, Tang Huan put on protective clothing fully armed, got on the plane, and went to the accident scene for a tour.

However, the accompanying CNN reporters were asked not to carry filming equipment.

Seeing that the other party resisted a bit, Tang Huan, who didn't care much, said, If you don't take it, don't take it with you. Where the radiation is too strong, it will be difficult for your equipment to work normally.

Tang Huan's trip went smoothly after this little episode. The Soviet Union explained to him the progress of the rescue. It is building a huge sarcophagus as soon as possible to cover the accident site, enough to protect it for 30 years, that is, until 2016.

Tang Huan immediately said that he admired the Soviet Union's organizational ability and firm determination to mobilize huge manpower and material resources to deal with this accident. He was shocked and moved by the heroes and deeds that emerged during the rescue process.

Speaking of this, Tang Huan specifically mentioned that the three volunteers ko, valeribezpalov, and v took on the mortal task of diving into the submerged basement of the No. Thousands of tons of 1,200-degree hot graphite blocks and core melt melted through several layers of concrete floors and encountered highly radioactive waste water accumulated in the basement, resulting in a steam explosion.

Secretly surprised that Tang Huan could even inquire about this kind of news, Ryzhkov, who underestimated his Russian ability, held the hand of the richest man with tears in his eyes, and said affectionately: I didn't expect that Tang Huan is also a very good man. A man with heroic feelings. After the Moscow Olympics, you, an old friend of the Soviet people, almost never visited Moscow again, and one of your colleagues in Silicon Valley, Jobs, visited the Soviet Union last year. It's too late. Why don't you come to Moscow during the Friendship Games in July.

It's a great honor. I will definitely visit you then. Tang Huan nodded happily and agreed. Finally, after the Soviet Union bid farewell, he left the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, which had long been polluted by radiation dust, and returned to the Western world.

The first-hand news he brought back was definitely an exclusive report, far more convincing than any satellite shots or official Soviet disclosures, and immediately satisfied the curiosity of the European people.

Just after laughing and praising the best communicative diplomat, the best middleman in the world, etc., Tang Huan received a report from his subordinates about why Greenpeace suddenly came over to make connections.

Greenpeace's use of nonviolent direct action to draw public attention to specific environmental issues can sometimes come across as 'radical'.

In 1975, Greenpeace began to expand its activities to save whales beyond the use of nuclear weapons. Phyllis Cormac, who was authorized, set sail from Vancouver in the spring of that year to meet the Soviet whaling fleet off the coast of California.

Not to mention, Phyllis Cormac was very lucky to block the whaling fleet in the vast sea on June 26, and a thrilling scene happened as a result.

Using fast inflatable boats, the crew puts themselves between the harpoon of a fishing boat 'y' and a fleeing whale.

Later, a movie script called y was broadcast on television stations all over the world: a harpoon flew over the heads of Green Peace members.

Ever since, the incident attracted the attention of the global public media, leading to the 1976 meeting of the International Whaling Commission in London, England.

Greenpeace has become even more courageous in its old line of opposing the use of nuclear weapons. In addition to the United States, France has also become their target.

Due to the poor record performance during World War II, it took a lot of thinking for France to restore its international voice after the war, so possessing nuclear weapons has become one of the most effective methods.

It doesn’t matter that there is not enough deep space for nuclear tests in the mainland. During the colonial period, France occupied many islands in various oceans. These overseas territories can come in handy. In the end, Mururoa Atoll in French 'Polynesia' in the South Pacific was chosen.

In 1973, the Greenpeace ship vega entered the restricted area near Mururoa Atoll and was directly hit by the French navy.

When the vega went to the area again to protest the following year, the crew got beaten up.

As a result, this photo appeared in the newspaper at the same time as the photo of the two parties having dinner published by the French Navy in the media, and then forced the French government to announce the cessation of atmospheric nuclear tests, and Green Peace opposed the French nuclear test. The struggle was won.

However, although France stopped conducting atmospheric nuclear tests, it started conducting underground nuclear tests again, which drew Greenpeace to continue to protest.

In 1979, Greenpeace bought the three-masted diesel-powered trawler Rainbow Warrior for £40,000 for its maiden voyage and became the flagship of its fleet.

The Rainbow Warrior is equipped with many environmentally friendly technology products, such as fuel-saving engine systems, solar systems that provide hot water for ships, thermal energy conversion systems that utilize engine waste heat, sewage treatment systems, and desalination systems that provide fresh water. satellite communication and navigation facilities, activity rooms for publicity and education,

In 1985, last year, the Rainbow Warrior sailed out of the North Pacific Ocean, helping to evacuate residents of Langelap Atoll in the Marshall Islands along the way. The health of these people has been affected by the radiation caused by the nuclear experiments in the United States in the 1950s and 1960s.

On July 10, the Rainbow Warrior docked in the Port of Auckland, New Zealand, and was preparing to go to Mururoa Island in the South Pacific to protest France's proposed nuclear test in the area.

But that night, two bombs on the Rainbow Warrior's hull were detonated, and the ship began to sink. Photographer Fernando Pereira, who returned to the ship to retrieve photographic equipment and other items, was killed.

Now, the situation is serious. New Zealand immediately launched an investigation and found out that the incident was related to the French Navy, Army and Air Force Major Alain Mafar and Colonel Dominique Prieux, who were disguised as a honeymooning Swiss couple. Police then arrested the pair, but a small country like New Zealand was powerless to block extradition requests from Australia and then from France.

However, under the pressure of the media, the French government initially denied that it was involved in the explosion, and finally admitted it. With the power of public opinion on his own side, Tang Huan was circled.

Sure enough, the world is dangerous! Tang Huan shook his head, but he didn't expect that there would be another incident in Asia, and he, the world's best middleman, would be required to mediate it. Q