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Chapter 1491 Big Brother’s Ultimate Killer (rd update, please subscribe)
“…At today’s UN General Assembly meeting, the SEA representative walked out in anger and declared that one day the UN will pay the price for its stupidity!

After he left, the General Assembly passed a resolution urging all parties to cease fire.

When the news came out on TV, Reagan, who was having his wife tie his tie for him, turned his head and glanced at the news.

Nancy was keenly aware of her husband's changes, so she said:
"Ronald, it seems like things have been tough for him this year, with accusations against him everywhere."

“This is a conspiracy.”

Reagan said bluntly:
"This is a Russian conspiracy against him!"

"what?"

Nancy said with some doubt:
"So what do you mean?"

"It's very simple. After the second and third Berlin crises and the subsequent Cuban Missile Crisis, the Russians helplessly discovered a fact: the existence of SEA has been restraining their power, preventing them from fully confronting the United States and Western European countries. As the pillar of the Western world in Southeast Asia, SEA not only has the power to stabilize the regional situation, but also can affect the Soviet Union's global layout. From Africa to Asia, it can be said that the entire Pan-Indian Ocean region is affected by SEA. Because of this, Russia's expansion has been seriously affected..."

Responding to his wife's question, Reagan continued:
“So, from the environmental protection to the gas leak in Jakarta, it’s essentially to attack SEA and weaken our power.”

Nancy, who had already tied her husband's tie, patted his chest and said:

"If I didn't know you, Ronald, I might have thought that because Lee is your friend, you would stand on his side."

Reagan smiled and said,

"My dear, you know, I only stand for America! It's our own security!"

In fact, two years ago, Reagan had no intention of entering politics. Even as the chairman of the Screen Actors Guild, he secretly helped the US government find "pro-Soviet elements" in Hollywood and brought no less than 100 people to court.

But he had no interest in politics.

All the changes began two years ago. The "Cuban Missile Crisis" caused by the missiles and bombers deployed by the Soviets in Cuba gave Reagan the idea of ​​entering politics.

The reason why he wanted to go into politics was to defeat the Soviet Union and to allow Americans to sleep soundly. Deep down, he was an "American supremacist."

In fact, later generations of Americans summarized his "four major achievements" during his tenure, namely the defeat of the Soviet Union, Reaganomics, global expansion, and American supremacy.

And what is the core of these so-called "four great achievements"?
Still America first.

In the final analysis, everything Reagan did was based on "America First"!

Therefore, he will not ignore "American interests" just because he and Li Yian are old friends. In fact, no politician will ignore national interests because of personal friendship.

Just at this moment, an interview about the "toxic gas leak" appeared on TV, and the interviewer was an American reporter.

“Until now, when everyone asks me what happened there, I can’t help but remember this scene: poisoned people died every minute, their bodies were piled up on top of each other, and then put on trucks and transported to crematoriums and cemeteries;

Their graves are piled up in rows;
The body was buried in the afterglow of the setting sun;

Chickens, dogs, cows, and sheep were not spared, and their bodies were scattered all over the deserted streets;

The doors on the street were all unlocked, but no one knew when the owner would return;
The survivors were so frightened that they were stunned and couldn't even express the pain in their hearts; the air was filled with an atmosphere of fear and the stench of corpses.

This is my most profound impression of the disaster, and it will never be erased.”

Reagan took the coat from his wife, watched the TV news, and said directly:
"This guy is a liar!"

"what?"

Pointing at the guy who was talking so eloquently on TV, Reagan said with a disdainful tone:

“When I was in the Actors Guild, I came into contact with this guy, he was a Russophile, everything he said was the lines given to them by the Russians!
Nancy, you see, like I said, all of this is just a conspiracy, a Russian conspiracy!"

This is Reagan, who is always wary of Russia and even hostile to it from the bottom of his heart. He has only one goal, which is to defeat Russia.

Today is a big day for Reagan. Today he will meet with senior officials of the Republican National Committee, and today will also be the day he enters politics.

After putting on his clothes and before walking out the door, Reagan looked in the mirror. Everything was the same as usual, yet everything seemed different.

A few minutes later, Reagan met with the senior officials at the Republican Party's California headquarters. After a brief introduction, they complimented each other.

"In the past year, wherever we go, we can hear your name..."

Over the past year, Reagan traveled around the country to meet with workers, understand their ideas, and listen to their voices. It was because of this that he came into the sight of the Republican leadership.

This led to this meeting.

Tuttle walked up to Reagan, shook his hand and said:

"Ronald, I will make you feel that your trip is worthwhile!"

Reagan said quickly:

"Thank you for having me, Mr. Tuttle!"

Tuttle sat down and looked at Reagan and said:

"Now, we know that you jumped across the aisle from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party."

Reagan used to be a Democrat, and he had acted as a Democrat in previous activities, but now he was sitting here, sitting among these Republican bigwigs.

In response to Tuttle's "welcome", Reagan replied in a rather serious tone:
"Well, you know, my brother and I grew up in the Roosevelt era, and our dad, Jack, he was a huge fan of Roosevelt, and we were proud to be New Deal Democrats, we were almost born Democrats, there was no question about it,"

There is no doubt about this. Anyone who has experienced that era is basically a super fan of Roosevelt.

"Then why did you leave them?"

Reagan said helplessly:
"I didn't, they left me." His answer was met with laughter, and another Republican leader asked:

"What do you think of Goldwater's campaign?"

Walter was the Republican Party's rival to Johnson. He was the governor who once blocked the school gate and forced Kennedy to send troops to escort the students into the school.

"He's going to be defeated in November, and there's no way he's going to win the White House," Tuttle said.

Reagan agreed:
"Mr. Tuttle, you are absolutely right, there is no way he can beat Johnson!"

"I'm curious, Ron."

Tuttle asked:
"Ronald, what do you think are the issues of our time?"

Reagan responded to the question:

"It was undoubtedly the Soviet Union and Soviet expansion,"

Tuttle leaned back on the sofa and said:
"But I am more interested in domestic issues,"

He wasn't talking about himself, but about the majority of people.

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Faced with the boss's answer, Reagan did not back down, but insisted on his opinion. He leaned forward, looked at Tuttle and said:
"What is more important than survival, Mr. Tuttle? The Soviet Union is the natural enemy of the United States. It will constantly attack us from the outside or from the inside. When we are helpless, they are spreading all over the world. Can you stop them by trying to negotiate with them?"

Faced with his serious answer, Tuttle stared at him for a while, suddenly laughed, and while laughing, he looked at other people.

"See, what I told you, he's not just handsome!"

Tuttle said amidst laughter:

“Why don’t we put our money on you, get into the game, support Goldwater, and run for office?”

Someone immediately agreed:
"He's going to win the state senate in a landslide!"
Tuttle looked at Reagan and asked:

“How about the state senator?”

Reagan looked at the crowd and responded, "Well, I played a senator once."

For a moment, the room was filled with laughter, and the big guys with cigars in their hands looked at him with a smile.

While everyone was laughing, Reagan looked at them and said in a very serious tone:

“But, I’ve never played the governor!”

Tuttle looked at Reagan. He didn't say...this guy is so bold. Instead, he stretched out his hand and shook hands with him. The two men shook hands vigorously.

No words are needed at this time.

On this day, Reagan became a rising star of the Republican Party.

It was on this day that Reagan finally made a long-awaited phone call.

While waiting for the call to be connected, Reagan thought a lot. If the operator asked him who he was, how should he answer?

I am Ronald Reagan?
who are you?
At this time the call was connected.

"Hey."

A familiar voice came into his ears. Hearing this long-lost voice, Reagan suddenly became a little excited. It turned out that he was the one who answered the call himself!

He said:
"Hi, it's me, I'm..."

Before he could finish, Li Yian said:

"Ronald, Ronald Reagan, is that really you?"

"Yes, yes, sir."

Ronald said.

"You know what? I've been waiting for your call..."

Sometimes, this is how it is between friends. Even if they haven’t seen each other for many years, even if they are thousands of miles apart, when they contact each other again, they still have endless things to say and there is no strangeness at all.

In this way, they chatted for a long time. When Li Yian learned that he had decided to run for governor, although he already knew the result, he still wished him success.

Will it succeed?

You're overthinking it. You'll have to wait a few more years.

But in any case, the Soviet Union's greatest rival entered the game.

A dozen years later, he will become the strangler of the Soviet Union, sending the Soviet Union to the gallows step by step, and finally burying that country completely.

When he hung up the phone, Li Yian couldn't help but sigh:

"Well, all the glory in the future may be buried..."

Although the Soviet Union will soon enter its period of total victory in the next decade or so, so what?

Everything is just an illusion before the collapse of glory!

In a few years, the more arrogant the Soviet Union is, the more miserable their future will be...

(End of this chapter)