The rejuvenation of a great nation: from educated youth to national treasure scientist

Hallett is disgusted by this kind of super-hawkish article.

Even when the Giant Eagle was at its most powerful, it did not dare to cut off the global trade routes!

If you dare to do this now, a fight will probably break out immediately.

Apart from accelerating the giant eagle's demise, is there any other benefit?

The White House has actually already notified the New York Times to publish a batch of hard-line articles! The dragon must see the attitude of the eagle! They must be scared!
But Harriet could not hear this call.

Because, in addition to greeting the Eagle Palace, the boss Aaron also greeted them.

Aaron's instructions were: The New York Times must not take a strong stance and must not accuse the dragon.

Harriet knew that the boss was trying to leave her a way out so that they could meet again in the future.

Squid is a very parasitic species.

Wherever they parasitize, they can gradually become the masters.

Take Hans as an example. Back then, the economy of Hans was basically controlled by squids.

So much so that after the First World War, Hans' economy soared under the control of Squid, and a loaf of bread sold for 50 marks.

This also indirectly gave rise to the birth of the moustache.

Squid actually arrived in the New World relatively late.

However, after entering the New World, they still engaged in the finance they were familiar with (usury), and through actions such as bribing the powerful, they established the Federal Reserve.

This is equivalent to the central bank of the giant eagle.

In other words, the Squid has controlled the Giant Eagle's central bank from the very beginning and has taken the right to issue currency into its hands.

Although there were several repeated struggles later, and several Eagle Kings wanted to take back the right to issue currency, they all failed.

Any Eagle King who has such thoughts will end up in a bad way.

Throughout history, many Eagle Kings have been assassinated, and several have been killed or injured, and most of them were related to Squids.

Even the wheelchair eagle king was almost killed.

It's because he touched the interests of the squid.

The squids are now well established in Giant Eagle.

Moreover, with the development of financial liberalism, their power is becoming increasingly stronger.

They were almost overwhelming Angsha.

For squids, giant eagles are definitely the best parasites.

However, if the parasite declines and is no longer sufficient to protect the squids' soft bodies and their huge wealth, then the squids will definitely want to change hosts.

Harriet wondered, Is there really any point in trying to please the dragon?

It's probably unlikely for the squid to make a move on the dragon's behalf or to take over its nest, right?
Although Hallett was skeptical of the squid's strategy, he still chose to strictly comply.

After all, the boss is the boss.

As for the Eagle King, to hell with him.

"Jingle Bell--"

The phone on Harriet's desk rang.

Harriet took the receiver and put it to her ear.

"Hello, I'm Harriet!"

A majestic voice came from the microphone: "Mr. Hallett, come over to me!"

"I have something important to tell you."

This person is Aaron
Harriet hastened to agree.

After receiving the call, Harriet got up and went to her boss Aaron's mansion.

In fact, on weekdays, Aaron basically doesn't care about what happens at the New York Times.

He just made a rule with Harry: what can be reported, and what must be resolutely resisted or even absolutely prevented from being published.

Now, Aaron actually asked Harriet to come over so that he could give her instructions in person.

This means that something important might have happened?

Or maybe Aaron wants the New York Times to make a bigger shift in its reporting.

Harriet drove to Aaron's mansion.

This was the first time that Hallett was received by his boss since he became the editor-in-chief of the New York Times.

He was quite a little nervous.

When they arrived, Harriet saw that Aaron's mansion was really beautiful.

In Manhattan, where every inch of land is valuable, Aaron actually owns a manor.

The main building in the manor is so beautiful and sparkling.

It was a magnificent castle.

Harriet entered Aaron's mansion under the guidance of the servant.

The elder of the house of Aaron at this time was named Joseph Hallett.

Joseph Hallett was already quite old.

He is nearly 80 years old.

However, he is in good spirits, full of energy and looks very lively.

The little old man was not tall, just of medium build, and rather thin. His eyes were not cloudy at all, but rather bright and lively.

"Harriet, did the White House give you any new instructions?"

Aaron asked.

Haritt only sat halfway on the chair. When he heard Aaron's question, he quickly leaned forward and said, "Yes, boss, they gave me another order."

"They demanded that we publish a series of strong articles."

"Whether it's shouting for war or threatening to destroy, it's all right."

"The purpose is to scare the dragon."

Aaron said, "Do you think a dragon can be frightened?"

Harit shook his head and said, "Impossible! The dragon is truly powerful."

“They never feared anything.”

"So, I think that no matter how strong the article is, it is useless and a sheer waste of effort."

"At the same time, it will only make our relationship with the dragon worse and worse."

Aaron nodded and said, "Your judgment is correct."

“Now, we have reached a critical point.”

"The giant eagle is sinking indescribably."

"And the dragon is rising rapidly."

"According to past historical experience, when the old hegemony takes over from the new hegemony, there will basically be a fierce conflict."

"Perhaps a violent conflict is brewing."

"But I consulted many strategists, and they are all a little pessimistic about the future of Giant Eagle."

Aaron said this, sighed, and said, "Please be as fair as possible in future reports."

"Stop being so biased."

"Reports on dragons must be truthful and unbiased!"

"Yes! It would be best if we could also report some good things about the dragon."

Harriet nodded hastily in agreement.

Harriet thought, it seems that the New York Times is going to make a 180-degree turn.

Aaron said: "For those columnists who only know how to make up stories and slander and spread rumors, it is better to terminate the cooperation relationship directly."

"In short, we have to establish a good relationship with the dragon."

Harriet was given some instructions by his boss Aaron, and then he said goodbye and left.

When Harriet returned to the door of his office, he saw Green standing there.

Green looked a little angry.

"Mr. Hallett, I need an explanation."

Harit pushed open the door of her office and said calmly, "What do I need to explain to you?"

"Mr. Green, you are quite old, aren't you?"

"I don't need to give you any explanation."

"If you want to continue to work here, then you just have to follow the rules."

Harriet walked into the office door and sat down in his boss chair.

Green walked in and said, "But the Eagle Palace has issued instructions that we must be tough with the dragon."

Harit motioned Green to sit down and said, "The Eagle King can't control us."

"We have a boss." "Our boss pays us and allows us to live a good life."

"So, whatever the boss tells us to do, we just do it."

Green was stunned for a moment.

He seemed to understand something.

He knew the owner of the New York Times was a squid.

In fact, the bosses behind almost all media are squids.

Has Squid Boss changed his previous tactics of slandering and defaming Dragon?
This is of great significance.

This shows that the squid community is keenly aware of something.

Deep down, Green felt a little helpless and depressed, but of course, more of a feeling of loss.

He shook his head and said, "I can't understand it. I don't understand what the point is for the boss to please the dragon."

"The dragon is an alien!"

"There's no way they'd accept squid."

"The competition between the giant dragon and the giant eagle is now a life-and-death struggle."

"Changing the reporting principles at this time is like stabbing yourself in the back. There is no benefit."

Green explained.

Harriet shrugged and said, "I know everything you said."

Green said, "I think you should persuade the boss."

"He's trying to show kindness to the dragon. This doesn't make sense."

"There is no way a dragon would allow a squid to take control of its financial lifeline."

"In fact, without the protection of the giant eagle, the squids might be completely harvested."

"The squid and the eagle have become inseparable."

"The giant eagle has no way out, and the squid actually has no way out either."

Harit said: "Well, do you have any good ideas to help our giant eagle climb out of the valley we are in now?"

"The Dragon is ahead of the Eagle in electronics, communications, the Internet, aviation, shipbuilding, mechanical equipment, and other fields."

"Do you think the Giant Eagle still has a chance in this situation?"

Green nodded and said, "There will definitely be a chance!"

“As long as we don’t get discouraged.”

“We still have a lot of advantages.”

“We can attract outstanding talents from all over the world!”

"We have the most reasonable and scientific scientific research system."

“We have smart entrepreneurs.”

"We can definitely achieve the final comeback!"

Harit sighed and said, "If Giant Eagle's industry wants to rise again, it must implement a thorough reform of resource allocation!"

“And now, our fundamental problem is: finance dominates everything!”

“Without excess profits, no capital would be willing to do it.”

"And Giant Eagle has very few state-owned resources."

"Under such circumstances, it is not easy to counterattack and surpass the dragon in industry!"

"We in the media should not get involved so much."

"Mr. Green, if you are willing, my suggestion is: you'd better rewrite a more objective and fair report and write a new angle on the F117 being shot down!"

“Perhaps only in this way can you have a brand new breakthrough.”

"Do you think you'd like to write?"

"If you don't want to, then I'll let someone else write it."

Harriet looked at Green.

Green sighed.

He really wanted to refuse.

However, he can't.

Because if he refused, he would be out of tune with the editor-in-chief and his boss, which might eventually lead to him being sidelined in the New York Times.

Green thought to himself, I am just a small person. I don’t have huge wealth, nor do I have super power.

In this case, there is actually no need to be stubborn.

"Okay, I'm willing to rewrite the manuscript," Green said.

Harriet said: "It is best not to hide anything secretive or sarcastic."

"You can analyze what it means that the Giant Eagle's F117 was shot down!"

Green said: "That can only lead to one conclusion: Giant Eagle is not doing well."

"Isn't this just badmouthing ourselves?"

Harriet shook her head and said, "No, no! This is also a kind of spur!"

"We have to spur the authorities on! We have to stimulate them, make them rise up, instead of just wasting their time!"

"We also need to stimulate those chaebols!"

"If they don't stand with the country, it will most likely lead to the fall of the Giant Eagle."

"And by that time, their wealth is likely to vanish into thin air."

"Now, it's time to unite!"

"It is time for everyone to serve the country wholeheartedly."

"As long as your article can cover this topic, there will be no problem."

After hearing this, Green nodded, and his mood finally improved a little.

So Green went back to writing the manuscript.

He had a very difficult time writing this manuscript.

He felt very awkward.

He had never written in praise of a dragon before.

All the articles he wrote were slanderous and defamatory.

He is very good at writing articles of this kind.

Now, ask him to write fair and peaceful articles and not to smear the dragon.

How could he adapt?
Green revised the manuscript several times before finally finishing the article.

He looked back at it and felt that the article he had written still had some depth.

The main purpose is to compare the industrial development status between Giant Eagle and Giant Dragon through the fall of F117, and finally draw a shocking conclusion: Giant Eagle's industry has fallen behind that of Giant Dragon.

The industrial output value of the dragon has accounted for more than 20% of the world's total!

The industrial output value of Giant Eagle fell to about 10%.

Moreover, this is the result of Giant Eagle exaggerating its industrial output value.

The strength of a country is actually mainly supported by industry.

If you don't have industry, you don't have war potential.

Back then, Giant Eagle’s industrial output value reached half of the world’s total!

This was also the source of the giant baby’s powerful confidence back then!
But now?

The industry of Giant Eagle has now almost withered to the point of being unrecognizable.

Therefore, Green concluded: The shooting down of the F117 was a wake-up call for the Giant Eagle!

This shows that the Dragon is catching up with the Eagle in all aspects of the military industry!
If the Giant Eagle does not work harder, its strength will surely continue to shrink, and it will eventually have to give up its hegemony.

Green made an appeal at the end of the article. He called on all levels of Giant Eagle to take immediate action and strive to significantly enhance their industrial and technological strength in the shortest possible time.

After writing the article, Green sent it to the editor-in-chief, Harriet.

He sent it to Harit via QQ.

At present, the New York Times basically uses QQ for internal file transmission.

Harriet read the article and thought it was quite well written.

So Harriet corrected a few minor errors himself, and then he had it typeset and prepared for publication.

This article was also placed on the front page.

Hallett's meaning was very clear: it was to shock public opinion.

Before the New York Times published this blockbuster article, CBS and other media had actually made a program on the shooting down of the F117 that evening.

On the show, several experts spoke freely and conducted in-depth analysis... (End of this chapter)