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Chapter 1720 1721 Let them put in more effort

Over the past many years, the West has always wanted to package its wars of aggression as just and reasonable. If, according to their argument, it is a kind of progress to conquer other weak and backward countries with advanced productivity and advanced institutional civilization, then today they no longer have an industrial system that can compete with China, and they should just wait for death.

Back then, we didn't dare to question this statement, so we naively thought that closing the country to the outside world was wrong and that it was the reason why others attacked us... But now, we all know that backwardness and weakness are the original sins, and it has nothing to do with closing the country to the outside world, trade barriers, etc.

If Western civilization is really as kind, advanced, and fair as they claim, then we who embrace it should not feel any pain, let alone resistance. We will be treated equally, get the same jobs, enjoy the same treatment, and eventually become a group of mixed-race people who speak English, wear suits, and believe in God.

It was the West, the Japanese pirates themselves, who turned the war into an aggressive war. This was determined by their own sins and backwardness in civilization, and there is no way to change it. In essence, no matter how advanced the Western colonial wars seemed, they were essentially the same as Genghis Khan's armed conquest and the Qing Dynasty's lucky entry into the Western Han Dynasty. In fact, they were a step backward in history.

The Tang Empire was different. From the moment it was established, it carried the imprint of some ancient civilizations. From the very beginning, it was using a more advanced civilization to destroy other backward and corrupt systems. Therefore, its wars, from a certain perspective, did blur the line on justice.

Since ancient times, wars have always been about rationality. Only by using justice to defeat the unjust can the war be widely accepted morally and gain universal support.

The Tang Empire gained widespread support among the civilian population, which enabled it to stabilize a place after occupying it...but the coalition forces could only destroy a place before losing it.

The intelligence officer glanced at Yang Mu I and mentioned the not-so-secret secret: "Bing Han I's condition is very unstable, or in other words, very stable. He no longer cares about the war situation. He numbs himself with alcohol every day, imagining that his troops have already defeated the Tang army."

The prime minister of the Yangmu Empire shook his head. "From his point of view, this may be the only way... What else can he do? Yell at his generals?"

"We have already found a way to send enough cotton clothes and quilts to the front line of the Ice Empire, but due to transportation scheduling issues, the amount of supplies sent to the front line is still insufficient." The general of the logistics department said helplessly: "The dwarf's industrial system has actually collapsed. They have no way to produce ammunition, tanks, and airplanes... All military supplies require the help of us and other empires..."

"We are also trying our best to arm our own army. It is impossible to send all the supplies to the dwarves, so we could only send the part of the supplies that we found last month. The feedback from the Ice Empire is that these things are not enough for them to consume for a week." Another general on the side curled his lips and complained with disdain.

Hearing him say this, a minister widened his eyes and retorted: "That's already a lot! More than 100 tanks, 5 rifles, 150 million rounds of ammunition... How much more do they want?"

The general shrugged his shoulders and said, "The problem is that most of these supplies were divided up on the way, and less than one-tenth of them were transported to the front line."

  "That's their problem. You can't blame us, right?" The minister on the other side continued to refute.

"That's true, but sir, we are not discussing the issue of responsibility now, but how we can save our allies in this situation!" A general corrected the topic. The Minister of Industry joined in with a headache: "In fact, we are already working hard to expand production capacity, and the Lions Empire has also provided us with enough support. Everyone is pulling up production capacity, hoping to increase the production capacity of weapons and ammunition by another order of magnitude."

Although they are now very far behind the Tang Empire, in fact these empires are quasi-industrial countries with their own complete industries.

The situation they face is better than that of many countries and resistance organizations on Earth. At least they have the ability to produce ammunition, even a stable rear, and hundreds of millions of people who can be mobilized.

This is much better than those armed organizations on Earth like the Freedom Army that can't even produce bullets, can only rely on smuggling weapons, and the entire army can't even provide a decent artillery.

Those organizations were still resisting stubbornly in the ruins, and might even have defeated the heavenly soldiers and generals in many people's impressions. It was not surprising that the coalition forces could still persist in fighting the Tang army.

However, compared with those organizations that are blessed with faith, determination and despair, the coalition forces are obviously more complex in composition and have more ideas, so their determination to resist is naturally not as strong.

This is also the fundamental reason why millions of troops on the front line were defeated and failed to turn every city and village into Stalingrad: many of them were not prepared to die for a slim reason.

  Are you kidding? A big company that provides an eight-hour work system, two days off a week, no overtime and pays more wants to acquire your small business that requires overtime every day. Can you resist?

"We still need to continue to provide aid..." Yangmu I set the tone for the discussion: "But we still need to find out as soon as possible how many dwarf generals are willing to continue fighting even when the situation becomes more passive!"

"In addition, we must try our best to let Binghan I hold Ironforge! If the situation gets worse, I'm worried that the Nanla Empire will go over to the Tang people!" He was still concerned about his southern neighbor who had not yet expressed his position.

"Also, ask Lions to increase the assistance! At least 5 army groups! If they are unwilling to contribute, then they can just wait to die at home!" Then, he prepared to ask other countries to send more troops to help the elves keep the war out of the country.

In the eyes of the elves, it is better to fight the war in the Ice Empire than in their Yangmu Empire, right?

(End of this chapter)