Gundam, driving a mass-produced machine will change the world

Chapter 202 Politics?

After saying goodbye to Christina and Rita - who would continue to stay in the Augusta Institute - White Chaser returned to the universe.

It’s not that Eli doesn’t intend to bring Lala out, but there are no new human facilities in the Side1 base, so there is no way to bring Lala into the universe at the moment.

However, Eli has already used Ond-Tek's authority and ordered the Augusta Research Institute to set up a branch base at the base.

After all, how can the New Human Research Institute not be in the universe!

"Telegram from the General Staff!"

Eli, who was sitting in the captain's seat so that Captain Paul could have a good rest, raised his eyebrows slightly.

Eli received the telegram from the adjutant from the Jaburo headquarters and noticed that it only contained a short sentence.

"Regarding the side's active request for assistance, it was finally decided after discussion that Onder Tek would carry it out and make independent arrangements."

Here we go again, this vague stuff.

I like.

Looking at General Rebil's signature on the document, Eli pondered for a while and put the document away properly.

Unless there are other additions later, Eli can do a lot of things with this file.

For example, the positioning issue of Onde Tech.

In the early days of Onde Tech, the advantage of being affiliated with General Rebil was that it could develop rapidly.

The downside is that they can't expand their size and authority as shamelessly as the Titans.

As a result, the Titans and Onder-Tech are now nominally independent combat units.

But the Titans are already a standard fleet, and are still expanding.

But Onder-Tek was still a small fleet.

This is because Onde Tech has been developing within the framework of the "bandit suppression force" stipulated by General Rebil until now.

This scale is already the limit of the bandit suppression force.

Therefore, the new head, Jamitov, and the new commander, Eli, reached a consensus on this aspect - to promote the transformation of Onder-Tech.

Even though he had left the front line, General Rebil still had a keen grasp of the situation.

"You should know what to do, right?"

When Eli returned to the base and walked into Djamitov's office, which was decorated very conservatively, Djamitov, who had been waiting for a long time, spoke to Eli without even raising his eyelids.

"Yes, I understand."

Eli also wasn't looking at Jamitov, but at the French window behind him.

Through that window, Eli could see the crowd gathering below.

It seemed that they saw the military jeep that Eli was riding in enter the office building, and they quickly organized another parade.

The big sign they held up even said "Make Zion great again"

The corner of Eli's eye twitched as he saw the sign being immediately snatched away and stepped on by someone else who was also participating in the parade.

"If this continues, the social contradictions that the Federation has suppressed with its size will completely erupt. That will be a crisis that can overthrow the Federation."

Eli watched as his soldiers began to engage with the marchers, holding up shields to keep them outside the building.

"So, Eli, whether you agree with my point of view or not, our first priority now should be to face this contradiction."

"boom!"

Almost at the same moment when Djamitov said this, gunshots were heard from outside. Soldiers fired warning shots into the air.

The marchers were shocked because this was the first time Onde Tech had shown such an attitude.

In the past, everyone seemed to be living in peace. They were outside the cordon, and Ond Tek's soldiers were inside the cordon, confronting each other.

Cordon?
It was not until this time that the protesters at the front realized that they had been pushed across the cordon by the crowd behind them without knowing when.

The people at the front immediately planned to squeeze to the back while the gunshots frightened the people behind them.

"Onder-Tek is killing people! Let's charge together and let them know the price of bullying us space dwellers!"

At this moment, several people at the back of the crowd suddenly shouted loudly, causing the crowd to riot and push people forward.

Immediately, several armored vehicles drove out of the base and used the high-pressure water guns on the roofs to disperse the crowd.

Immediately afterwards, several elite soldiers rushed out from the surrounding area, broke into the crowd and captured those guys who were shouting loudly.

"If we just suppress it, this will happen countless times. I want to resolve this contradiction if possible."

The soldiers under his command captured several ringleaders as ordered, and the next step was to help them recall why Onde-Tek was called the Undertaker.

Of course, the main purpose is to find out the identities of these people.

Such an organized and disciplined march must have special forces supporting it.

Eli said to Jamitov as he watched the situation calm down.

If possible, Eli would rather these instigated people not think of taking to the streets.

Of course, they will still face punishment later.

"You keep talking about 'this contradiction', but I've never heard of it. How do you define this contradiction, Eli?"

Jamitov stopped reviewing the documents with interest, and finally looked up at the young man in front of him.

"Well, I guess..."

Eli's mind was replaying what he had learned in the other world.

"I think it's probably the conflict between the increasing need for survival materials of the space residents and the unbalanced social distribution system."

Following the familiar sentence patterns in his mind and what he had seen and heard in the Universal Century, Eli distilled his own views for the first time and expressed them to others.

Unexpectedly, Djamitov just shook his head.

"Eli, you are an excellent soldier, but you don't seem to have any talent in politics."

Jamitov did not mean to disparage Eli, nor did he express his own opinion.

"Do what you think is right and resolve the contradictions you think are there. You still have plenty of time to gain experience. For now, I will fully support you."

Silently, Eli saluted and accepted Jamitov's kindness.

He did not ask when the support would expire.

No agreement had ever been reached between the two, they were now just superiors and subordinates with common interests.

But no one among them could tell how long this common interest could last.

This is caused by the different ideas of the two people.

Until now, Jamitov still firmly believes in his ideas of sanctifying the earth and his theory of the nation of the elite.

What Eli hopes for is a broader social system.

(End of this chapter)