General Zhen's generosity surprised Aaron for a moment, but then he understood that the other party's choice was a matter of course.

The enemy of your enemy may not be your friend. It depends on how many enemies there are. However, knowing that there is a powerful force behind the scenes trying to trick you and stupidly fighting with another enemy is just plain stupidity.

Long's persistent pursuit of the Dream Maker has made him commit such stupidity several times. If it weren't for Ling Chong and Lan Tian who accompanied him through life and death, he might have been on this underworld all the way to the south wall in the future.

, Fortunately, he is not alone now, especially when he thinks that his actions are likely to involve Ling Chong and his family, he must carefully consider whether to take that step.

So a brief peace with the Dream Makers, or at least a brief peace with some of them, became an option in Aaron's mind. It was also for this reason that General Zhen revealed all the information about her enemies to Aaron.

, is actually an act of self-preservation that diverts disaster to the east, and has nothing to do with generosity.

"Okay, I can listen to it." Aaron gave an ambiguous reply, ready to hear what the other party had to offer before negotiating the price. Anyway, he was fairly honest with others, but for someone who had defrauded his father and son for two generations,

Dream maker...

Integrity? Haha.

"You must already know that our organization has been established for some years, and the group of people who have always maintained a hostile relationship with us, ironically speaking, are deeply involved with us. To a certain extent, they can be regarded as brothers fighting against each other."

Seeing Aaron's attitude, General Zhen didn't care, and seriously talked about the past events that she knew.

Peacekeeping wars, let’s talk about peacekeeping wars again, as if this bad war is the origin of all suffering and ugliness in the world.

In fact, this is indeed the case.

War is the ultimate extension of politics. This is neither completely true nor completely wrong. The outbreak of a war has its contingency and inevitability. In summary, war is initiated by humans, and humans do not possess the pure logic of artificial intelligence.

Thinking, we cannot be as omniscient and omnipotent as God. Even in launching a war, the ultimate and most violent political action, it is still inevitably mixed with personal interests and emotions, and some of them are simply not the ravings of a lunatic in the eyes of the general public.

Very different eccentric personal ethics.

The cause of every war is chaos, but at the end of every war, order is built on the corpse of that war.

As we all know, the political landscape in the second half of the 20th century was determined by the outcome of World War II, just like the political landscape in the second half of the 21st century was built on the corpses of peacekeeping wars, but it is different from the stable pattern at the end of World War II.

A peacekeeping war is a bad war without a winner. It ends not because one side completely defeats the other - in the era of nuclear weapons that ensure mutual destruction, the two superpowers basically cannot completely eliminate each other through war, and truly "kill" each other.

What killed the peacekeeping war was that both sides began to collapse due to the internal pressure brought by the war. In order not to end up with both sides losing, both sides reluctantly ended this most bottomless war in human history.

The weirdest world war ever.

If we have to compare it with other historical events, the peacekeeping war is quite similar to the First World War. They are both wars that claim to end all wars but actually solve nothing. Their only meaning is to brew the next one.

A more violent war.

Needless to say, many people who expected to benefit from the end of this war were holding their breath. Those forces that relied on the war to seize power even scorned peace. How much is left in the closed fascist system in the United States?

The unwillingness of the war fanatics is unknown. At least within the federation, the hawks led by the military showed strong dissatisfaction with the government's forced suspension of the anticlimactic war, so much so that shortly after the war ended, the military radicals almost launched a uprising

civil war.

But the people who are most dissatisfied with the end of the war are by no means the big-headed soldiers who are covered in mechanical parts and the annoyingly upright generals, but the ones who jumped left and right between the various forces throughout the war.

A military intelligence system that can do all kinds of bad things.

"Federal Intelligence Committee?" This was the first time Aaron had heard the name of such an organization.

"It's normal that you haven't heard of it. During the war, its existence was top secret. After the war, it was forcibly disbanded by the government and all records about it were destroyed. Those who knew about its existence either shut up forever or were 'forced to forever

Shut up, do you understand?"

"In that case, why are you willing to tell me this?" Aaron asked strangely.

"Because it is the source of everything, and you are now a small insect on its remains." General Zhen smiled sarcastically.

This so-called Intelligence Committee is said to have been born with the establishment of the Federation. However, the name sounds very formal. It is not a government organization but is formed by countless individuals based on their personal wishes. Its internal components are far more complex than Aaron imagined. Almost every

All reputable departments in the federal government are more or less involved in it. From the moment those participants join this organization, they are considered to have betrayed the organization to which they were originally loyal.

"So what is this, a gang of moles?" General Zhen's explanation made Aaron feel dumbfounded.

"Yes, it is a federation of moles, but you have to know how many internal and external troubles there were when the Federation was first established." General Zhen really admitted Aaron's simple and crude evaluation of this organization, "The Federation was originally just a military and political organization in the United States.

A military alliance that was reluctantly forged under pressure. Can you imagine what a chaotic scene it would be for nearly a hundred countries to knead together in a few years? There are too many interest groups and too many opportunists who want to create trouble within the federation.

Things, they may not really want to bring down the Federation, maybe they just want to do something to maximize their own interests, but if everyone holds such an idea, they may be on the spot the day the Federation is announced.

disintegration."

"So this insider federation just doesn't want the federation to disperse the stability maintenance organizations that have gathered spontaneously. If anyone wants to cause trouble within the federation, they will take the first step to get rid of the troublemaker?" Aaron then roughly understood this.

The purpose of the establishment of the organization even sounds quite righteous.

"Yes, at least that was the case at first." General Zhen's face was full of regret, "As the political structure of the Federation gradually stabilized, and with the outbreak of the peacekeeping war, this well-intentioned organization gradually changed its flavor, just like this

Like most organizations in the world, they will eventually decay."

"Then it decays a bit quickly." Aaron couldn't help but ridicule. Although Aaron's historical achievements were not very good, he also knew that there were only a few years between the establishment of the Federation and the peacekeeping war.

"Who made it impure?" General Zhen shrugged. "The more impurities an organization has, the faster it will rot. The Intelligence Committee is a typical example. After the federal system was stabilized, these people gradually began to have nothing to do. It was just the right time.

At that time, the peacekeeping war started, and the United States desperately wanted to cause trouble within the Federation. They should transform themselves into an intelligence organization that suppressed counter-revolutionaries and even carried out conspiracy and subversion on the other side's territory. I have to say that they did a pretty good job at that time.

, the bad things you see in history books have their shadows more or less."

"At the same time, they also seized greater power?" Aaron couldn't even imagine how many insider transactions there were in such an extralegal organization that was not subject to control but could in turn control others.

"Yes, this is the main reason why they don't want to see the war end." General Zhen nodded helplessly, "The longer the war drags on, the more power they can hold in their hands. Initially, these people only wanted to protect the federal system, but

As power was gradually transferred to the hands of these people because of the war, these people began to become corrupt. They gradually began to become arrogant and extreme, thinking that they had saved the federation from foreign enemies and internal troubles, and that the federal government was just a dragging rubber.

Seal. They hope to seize more power to compensate for their sacrifices, hoping to become the behind-the-scenes government of the Federation. They...in order to achieve this goal, they did a lot of things they shouldn't have done, and harmed many people they shouldn't have harmed.

Just let the peacekeeping war continue to drag on, and the day when the power in their hands is enough to replace the federal government, have you watched "1984"?"

"War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength?" Aaron actually read this book when he was a young middle school student.
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