blackstone code

Chapter 1255 Lively
Standing up, Lynch had a different smile on his face from the Gafla nobles. He didn't look arrogant, but very kind, and he could still see his confidence.

But if someone looks down on him because of this, he will find a hidden edge in his eyes.

He bowed slightly, which was the attitude of a non-hereditary lowest baron towards a hereditary duke, then straightened up and nodded, "That's true, Your Excellency Duke of Phoenix."

Duke Phoenix's temples twitched. He thought that Lynch was looking for trouble, but he wasn't sure.

He didn't think it was necessary for Lynch to do that. In fact, he was not with the royal family at all.

Even the Duke of Phoenix and the Prime Minister at this time are very clear why Lynch will let the little earl conflict with Kipling and his wife's father, the old nobleman. relatively fair.

So they let this approach go. After all, they are not members of the royal family, and it is impossible for them to support the royal family.

But for some reason, the Duke of Phoenix looked at Lynch and always felt that this young man's thoughts were not simple.

"Then would you like to share it?" His Excellency the Duke, who came back to his senses, showed his demeanor with a smile.

If you don't take into account the starting point of the nobles and their attitude towards interests, and the arrogance that stinks, they are actually more polite than ordinary people sometimes, and a lot more.

"Of course!"

Lynch paused for a moment, and some small discussions in the room disappeared, "My question is actually not complicated. Is it an exception or a common practice for the First Prince to be tried in front of the public?"

"Every change in the system will have a great impact. The eldest prince can be tried in front of the people, does it mean that the nobles will also be tried in front of the people in the future?"

"If yes, then..." Lynch shook his head, "For us, this is definitely a disaster. No one wants to see their shameful appearance being seen by those outside."

"If not, of course it's best!"

The Duke of Phoenix frowned, as did the nobles around him.

Lynch's question seemed naive, asking a meaningless question, but they didn't think so.

These nobles who have shifted from the military side to the political side have an innate sensitivity to politics, and Lynch's words seem to be nothing special.

An example, or a routine, whatever you want to say.

But actually no, he complicated a very simple problem!

And this method, the method of complicating simple things, is itself a very distinctive political method!
If the answer is an exception, there is no doubt that Lynch and even the royalists will definitely do something with this, and there is a high probability of success.

The Duke of Phoenix already has some opinions and guesses on this point.

When he and the Prime Minister talked about what the future of Ghavra would be, their direction was the same, to make the people take more responsibilities.

It sounds a bit nonsensical, but it is the fact that the responsibility of Gefla's entire country now falls on the shoulders of the royal family and nobles, which is not suitable for the development pattern of the future world.

Parliament, elected by the people, must be elected. While retaining power, the responsibility is shared with the people. Although this approach is a bit shameless, it is also very suitable for the current Gafla.

The previous "world" was relatively "small". For Gefla, the whole world might be some land near the island.

They have few choices to make, which means fewer mistakes.

But now, the world is getting bigger, and it doesn't take long for a decision to be made. Once the choice is wrong, the person who made the decision will bear terrible responsibility.

This is actually not conducive to the development of the country. It is possible that the ruler will simply make a conservative decision out of fear of making a wrong choice.

In fact, the nobles of Guafra still envy the federal people's "responsibility for the whole people" system at certain times. When a politician makes a mistake, people will think "we voted for the wrong person".

Of course, they will also consider how incompetent and stupid the politicians are, but this kind of thinking will not be so strong that the other party cannot survive in society, and they will have the opportunity to correct it in time.

For example, the conservatism that the Federation has implemented for many years has been replaced in one day without any obstruction. It is simply a miracle in the world!
Gefra people often look down on the Federation and the Federation people. It is just a place where Gefra exiles criminals. The Federation people are the descendants of criminals and free people, and the Federation government is also the government established by these people.

But now, they need some federal models to help Gafla progress.

There is no doubt that public opinion will become more and more important. Once public opinion becomes extremely important, "individual cases" will become an incentive to destroy the unity of the rulers and the grassroots in Gafla.

You can't just make exceptions every time you attack political opponents, and make it a routine when you don't attack political opponents. Faced with such a government, the people will also be very disgusted.

As for routine...

The Duke of Phoenix looked at the nobles in the audience, and he knew very well how big of a problem he would cause once he said the word "routine".

In fact, this is a very simple matter. No one talks, and occasionally a noble trial is broadcast live, isn't it over?

It can even be regarded as it does not exist, and no one will care about this issue, because they do not pay attention, do not care, and do not pay attention to this issue.

Until Lynch asked the question.

Case?

Or routine?

The Duke of Phoenix glanced sideways at Lynch again, in a very blunt manner, before he said, "This is just an example..."

The serious expressions on the faces of the nobles suddenly eased, and some people smiled again. Lynch also smiled and sat down in response to "I have no problem".

It must be interesting that people are talking about watching the First Prince's trial on TV.

The Duke of Phoenix, on the other hand, was thinking about why Lynch asked such a question, and whether there was a deeper meaning?

He looked at the people around Lynch, and suddenly frowned, Amelia!
This question must have something to do with Amélia, which made him a little troubled.

You know your potential opponent is setting you up, but you just don't know what it is and how to avoid the trap.

From now on, we can only take one step and see one step.

At the end of the discussion, when the Duke of Phoenix asked if anyone had any questions as usual, the old nobleman stood up angrily.

He suppressed the anger in his heart, first expressed his respect to the great nobles on the stage, and then began to accuse Lynch and the little earl of their atrocities yesterday!

"...My leather goods store and financial company were all burned down, at least causing me millions or even tens of millions of losses!"

The old earl's eyeballs were almost red, and he was so distressed that he lost so much money in one night, he couldn't sleep all night!

The economic and financial ecological environment of this island is not good. The nobles have long been firmly in control of various ways to get money. In addition, Ameria’s open policy has "hooked up" some capitalists on this island. Now the economic environment of this island It's even worse.

The nobles are actually very rich, but the money is often real estate, artwork, and various things that cannot be realized immediately.

Are nobles like the little earl poor?
He is not poor at all. There are a lot of manors and castles at home, as well as various works of art. It is not an exaggeration to say that he has a family property of [-] million or more.

But such a rich man doesn't even have the ability to hold a dance party. Whenever he wants to hold a dance party, he has to start pawning various artworks and investment products at low prices.

Therefore, for the nobles of this island, cash is also a very important part.

His finance company burned down, leaving at least millions in cash.

Don't underestimate the "pure kindness" of the civilians of Gefra, you don't have a bill and want to make these borrowers pay back the money?
What a joke!
They will definitely not pay it back. Now it is not the middle ages. The people live in the territory of a certain nobleman. The nobleman is the supreme ruler, and they have to pay back the money whether they have a bill or not.

Now this is a new era, if you borrow money without a bill, you have no money!

There are so many nobles in Gefla, if we don’t lend money to them, there will always be another one!
This fire really made the old earl feel heartache, he panted heavily, and the expression on his face was a little distorted.

The little Earl stood up slowly, he and Lynch learned nothing else, but learned his set of things that can highlight a higher style in front of others.

"Why don't you tell me that you also burned my financial company and caused me to lose tens of millions of notes?"

"You also smashed my other properties, causing me a very heavy loss?"

"Don't make it seem like you are the only one who suffers in the whole world. Your current appearance makes people feel disgusted!"

"You are a nobleman, not a shrew, pay attention to your demeanor, sir!"

There was a mocking smile on his face, "Ah, I forgot, and my damn uncle, who failed to take my title, stole the property my father left me and joined you."

"I still remember that you are very supportive of him seeking my title. You are a model of nobility!"

In the end, the little count couldn't help swearing. Sometimes people are like this. The more he thought about it, the angrier he got. He was calm at first, but the more he said it, the more he got annoyed. He uttered swear words almost without thinking, and he felt extremely happy immediately. up.

Sometimes, when it's time to swear, you have to swear a little.

Kipling also stood up, pointed at the little count and began to criticize him, and then more and more people from both sides participated in the scolding.

The nobles around looked at the two groups of people yelling and cursing in the Privy Council with joyful smiles on their faces. It hadn't been so lively here for a long time.

Suddenly, Lynch picked up the cup on the table and threw it over. The "confrontation" between the two sides suddenly escalated, and it seemed that a fight was about to start!

The Duke of Phoenix couldn't help but slapped the table heavily, "How long are you going to mess around?"

(End of this chapter)