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Chapter 1672 The British Man’s Little Thoughts (Second Update, Please Subscribe)
International Grain Company is the biggest accomplice of Britain's colonial rule in Africa!

They plundered Africa's land and enslaved its people. Every grain of food, every piece of beef and every drop of milk contains the blood of the African people!

Blood of Africa

This book is very niche, so niche that even Han Yaozong, the manager of an international grain company, has never heard of it. After all, the right to speak is not something you can gain simply by publishing a book.

Sometimes, some books seem righteous and high-sounding, but in fact, they are just their own internal propaganda.

It was just published for the Soviets to read.

Therefore, Han Yaozong did not realize at all that what he was holding in his hand was blood!

In the sunlight, the corn kernels shone with a golden luster. Looking at the corn in front of him, Han Yaozong smiled and said:

“This is gold!”

When Han Yaozong said the word "gold", there was a special emotion in his tone.

Only those who have experienced hunger know the value of food. During the war, Han Yaozong had suffered from hunger and also witnessed many people starving.

"Remember when we were in the rear area, we were hungry one day and full the next."

Hearing the manager's sigh, Wu Dingguo also nodded and said.

"We were relatively lucky at the time. After all, we were in college and the government provided food in the cafeteria so we didn't starve to death. But ordinary people really did starve to death."

Although they were not in the same university at that time, they were all in the rear and deeply felt the difficulties of the country and the suffering of the people at that time.

“So this is gold, and sometimes even gold can’t buy it.”

These words were definitely spoken with deep feelings. Wasn't it impossible to buy food in the rear areas back then even with money?
Han Yaozong continued:

"That's the meaning of our work, Dingguo, you see..."

Han Yaozhong said, pointing to the endless cornfield in the distance.

"This thousand miles of fertile land is our granary. Everything we do now is to ensure that this granary will always be under our control."

Nodding, Wu Dingguo said.

"I see,"

Is there no generation that knows better than them what the real side of this world is?
The world is essentially a jungle, in which live predators and prey. And the vast majority of countries are prey.

Being a cheetah in this jungle, hunting prey in this jungle as a predator is not a moral issue, but a necessity for survival.

No matter how people outside describe how beautiful this world is, they cannot fundamentally change the fundamental law of the survival of the fittest.

“That’s why we need to bring in a large number of immigrants.”

Wu Dingguo said as he walked.

"By introducing immigrants, we can expand our population base in this area and increase our voice. If there is an opportunity, our ultimate goal is to occupy the magpie's nest."

"The cuckoo has taken over the magpie's nest..."

Han Yaozong muttered the word, then shook his head and said.

“This idea is good, but it is very unrealistic. We must note that the population advantage of locals is still very obvious.

"There are about 2200 million indigenous people in the entire East African Federation. Their fertility rate is still very high. Take Kenya as an example. Ten years ago, their population did not even reach 10 million, but just ten years later, their population exceeded 700 million."

When mentioning this number, Han Yaozong's brows furrowed.

This is the population explosion in Africa. With the improvement of medical conditions after the war, especially the use of antibiotics, the population in all parts of the world, including Africa, is growing rapidly. And Africa is the most typical representative of this.

"Ten years ago their population growth rate was only 10 per cent, but last year their population growth rate was 0.25 per cent.

According to the researchers’ estimates, their population growth rate will exceed 0.3% next year and will increase rapidly at a rate of 0.01% every two years.”

When mentioning this population growth rate, Han Yaozong's tone was filled with genuine powerlessness.

"With such a high birth rate and such a fast population growth rate, it is nothing but a pipe dream for the cuckoo to take over the magpie's nest."

Listening to the manager's concerns, Wu Dingguo nodded in agreement and said.

"What a shame! If we had discovered the effects of cottonseed oil earlier, it might have been able to have some effect if we used it."

Cottonseed oil is absolutely a tragedy.

It caused millions of Southeast Asian men to lose their fertility and directly led to a sharp decline in population growth in Malaya, Medan and other places.

At the time, no one knew that cottonseed oil contained gossypol, a substance that could cause male sterility.

It was a tragedy.

But if it can be used here, it will definitely be of some help.

Wu Dingguo almost subconsciously turned his gaze to the manager and said:

"manager……"

"Unless we want to become the public enemy of mankind, don't even think about it," Han Yaozong continued.

"Before the medical experts found him, the tragedy was acceptable and inevitable. After all, people didn't know at that time. But now... once it is exposed, the consequences he caused will be something we cannot afford."

The manager's words made Wu Dingguo couldn't help but let out a long sigh.

"Hey……"

He waved his hand and sighed weakly.

"Is there no other way besides this?"

"Method……"

Han Yaozong thought for a while, then said:
"It's not that there is no way,"

"What else can I do?"

"United Nations!"

"United Nations?"

Han Yaozong said:
"Yes, it's the United Nations. Hasn't the United Nations always advocated that developing countries should control their population? If we can implement population control here in the name of the United Nations, perhaps it can alleviate some of the problems."

Over the past decade or so, the United Nations has viewed population as a burden and blamed it for the causes of poverty.

It doesn’t matter whether this theory is correct or not. What’s important is that it is recognized by the United Nations, and the population control advocated by the United Nations has been recognized worldwide.

Before this, Han Yaozong had considered this issue.

“Maybe we can take advantage of this and even fund some research.”

While Han Yaozong and Wu Dingguo were chatting, the secretary walked up to him and said:

“Manager, something happened in Nairobi.”

……

A few hours later, in the Federal Building in Nerobin, Han Yaozong said to the Prime Minister of Wales in front of him.

"Mr. Prime Minister, you should be well aware that doing so would violate the agreement we reached previously."

The agreement that Han Yaozong was referring to was the agreement reached between the International State Corporation and the East African Federation. The core of that agreement was to ensure the status of the employees of the International Grain Corporation.

“The agreement we have reached is a negotiated agreement between the two parties, under which all IGC employees will automatically obtain East African Federation citizenship.

This is also to ensure the interests of both sides. Including the common interests in parliament and other places. Now, the additional clauses you are drafting will undoubtedly undermine the agreement we have reached before. "

Wells said in response to Han Yaozong's objection.

"Manager Han, the agreement is still valid, and we have not prevented your employees from entering. Nor have we prevented them from obtaining citizenship."

When mentioning employees and nationalities, Wells deliberately emphasized his tone and said to Han Yaozong.

“According to the agreement reached between the two parties, the employees of International Grain Company will automatically obtain East African Federation citizenship after the establishment of the East African Federation.”

Wells, who was a lawyer by training, was very good at playing word games, and he pointed out directly.

"That is to say, this clause is restrictive - only employees who signed a contract with the International Grain Company before the establishment of the East African Federation and worked in the East African Federation can automatically obtain the citizenship of the East African Federation and its corresponding right to vote and be elected."

Wells further emphasized:
“We agree with this clause, and the current supplementary agreement only refines this agreement - that is, only employees of international grain companies who worked here before the establishment of the East African Federation can obtain full citizenship rights.”

Faced with Wells' explanation, although Han Yaozong was a little annoyed, he still suppressed his dissatisfaction and asked.

"That is to say, after the establishment of the East African Federation, although the employees we hired and their families obtained the citizenship of the East African Federation, they did not have the right to vote or be elected, right?"

"Yes."

Wells nodded and said:

"This is to safeguard our common interests, and this detailed clause will not affect your interests. After all, the allocation of hospital seats is not based on population proportion, but on fixed seats.

So it doesn’t really matter whether your new hires have the right to vote or be elected in the province.”

If it is really not important, how could you issue this supplementary regulation?

These words are all lies.

The reason why the British suddenly came up with this supplementary clause was simply because they were worried that their house would be raided one day in the future.

No one wants to happen to themselves, the cuckoo taking over the magpie's nest. In the past year, the rapid growth of the International Grain Company's employees has obviously aroused Wells' vigilance.

So they need to take precautions in advance.

"That being said, Mr. Prime Minister, you have to understand that this may lead to many consequences that we don't want to see."

Facing Han Yaozong's reminder, Prime Minister Wells nodded and said:
“This is so that we can work together better in the future.”

(End of this chapter)