Last night he entertained the heads of the trade unions of the major newspapers until late, and William Hurst III still got up before seven o'clock in the morning.

I really haven't felt any sleepiness lately.

Arriving in the study, William III opened an IB computer on his desk with a certain disgust from the bottom of his heart, and the news that Simon Westeros would stop the Rwandan genocide in his personal name was still at the forefront of the headlines.

On Friday, with a strong determination to break his wrist, he shut down three Hearst newspapers that were facing lawsuits, and then began agitating for group employees, trade unions and the federal government to work together to suppress the Westeros system's lawsuit bombardment against Hearst.

For two days over the weekend, the limelight was almost entirely overshadowed by the Woodfield Manor bombing on the same day last week.

Through the family's deep-rooted political channels, William III vaguely heard rumors that this matter might be related to Simon Westeros, but unfortunately he could not obtain any definitive information and evidence, so he could only regard it as a rumor.

Shut down three newspapers worth more than $70 million, promised a bunch of benefits from trade unions, and used some of the family's most political connections, and wanted to re-hype things up this week, only to turn out that yesterday's hateful nouveau riche bastard suddenly concocted the shocking news of the Rwandan genocide, and then put on the appearance that the Holy Son intends to preserve the unity of the world in Africa.

This is, I didn't take the Hearst family to heart at all.

200 billion against 2.5 billion.

Even if a hundred are unwilling, the current William Hurst III has to admit that the gap in strength between the Hearst family and Simon Westeros is indeed very large. The series of battles that were so large that the survival of the Hearst family had little impact on the expansion of the Westeros system.

If at the beginning

If it can be reconciled

However, the current Simon Westeros is already a never-ending style, and the reconciliation posture shown by the Hearst family several times in a row has been mercilessly rejected by the other party.

The closure of three newspapers on Friday in what was expected to gain some traction, apparently in response, was just yesterday when the Westeros system provoked three more lawsuits against the Hearst family, the latest of which in the latest three cases, with claims totaling $1.2 billion not as high as the first ones.

Only then did William Hurst III realize that he seemed to have made a stupid move.

The Hearst Group is unlikely to close the three latest newspapers that have been prosecuted again, because one of them, the San Francisco Chronicle, is a million-circulation West Coast heavyweight newspaper with 10 times the revenue of the first three newspapers combined, and the newspaper itself is worth more than $800 million, which alone is equivalent to one-third of the total market value of the Hearst Group.

Now, the total amount of claims in the six lawsuits has reached $3.7 billion, not to mention the final outcome, just the legal fees, which will cost at least $30 million a year, which may only be half of the Westeros system expenses, but it is definitely a big burden for the Hearst Group, and it is impossible to reduce it, otherwise it is equivalent to completely giving up the possibility of winning the case.

William Hurst III considered these things with mixed feelings, and his finger unconsciously pointed to the topic of the Rwandan genocide.

Among the latest important news, the first is the public statement of Rwanda's acting president, Theodore.

Theodore denied all allegations that the Igrit portal had committed massacres in Rwanda, saying that the Rwandan army was merely clearing the armed forces.

At the same time, the acting president accused Simon Westeros of seriously interfering in Rwanda's internal affairs and being a naked act of aggression, and demanded that Westeros immediately withdraw its troops from Lake Kivu, otherwise he would lead an attack on the camp of Westeros on the shores of Lake Kivu.

At the end of the statement, Theodore also pointed the finger at the U.S. government, accusing the U.S. government of manipulating the incident behind the scenes, and said that if the U.S. government insists on going its own way, the Rwandan people will let the U.S. military taste the bitter fruits of last year's Somali Black Hawk fall.

Idiot

This was William Hurst III's first reaction after reading the statement of the acting president of Rwanda.

In William III's view, the only chance for the Rwandan government at this stage is to stop the massacres immediately, to annihilate the evidence as soon as possible, and then to apply for the intervention of the United Nations, which is accustomed to harmony, rather than going toe-to-toe with a madman.

Moreover, that idiot even dared to blackmail the United States.

Last year's Black Hawk fall in Somalia was mainly due to the fact that the United States did not dare to take large-scale military action in consideration of the pressure of international public opinion, and could not use heavy firepower of mass destruction, even so, it fought against more than 6,000 Somali militia for 12 hours with a mere force of 100 troops, and killed thousands of people, itself losing only 19 soldiers.

From a purely military point of view, this is not a defeat in any way.

Now, with a mercenary army of up to 5,000 people, armed with elite weapons no less than those of the U.S. military, and occupying the absolute moral high ground, how could a group of African wild monkeys take advantage of them because of various rules and regulations

Inexplicably angry, William III realized that his emotions were a little out of control, and quickly took a deep breath, closed the statement page of the acting president of Rwanda, and re-opened the special homepage.

The United Nations also issued a statement at around 9 p.m. EST last night, again calling on Rwandan government forces to immediately stop the massacre of civilians, and at the same time directly calling Simon Westeros to exercise restraint by name.

The spokesman of the French Foreign Ministry also issued a relevant statement at 9 o'clock local time on Tuesday morning, also accusing Simon Westeros's behavior of bordering on aggression, and demanding that the other side not launch an attack on the Rwandan government army without authorization to avoid further complication of the regional situation.

On the other hand, it was the U.S. government that made a routine statement after the news of the Rwandan genocide came to light yesterday morning.

After pondering for a while, William Hurst III finally realized that this could be an opportunity.

Simon Westeros's unauthorized actions have made too many people feel passive, the United Nations has lost face, and other major powers that claim to be civilized and righteous have also lost their faces, not to mention that the kid has avoided his homeland and gathered 3,000 former Soviet soldiers who were once the old enemies of the United States, which is simply a provocation.

Great America can't afford a lawless bastard to do anything wrong all day. In any case, it's time for everyone to band together to severely limit the expansion of the Westeros system.

Last night he entertained the heads of the trade unions of the major newspapers until late, and William Hurst III still got up before seven o'clock in the morning.

I really haven't felt any sleepiness lately.

Arriving in the study, William III opened an IB computer on his desk with a certain disgust from the bottom of his heart, and the news that Simon Westeros would stop the Rwandan genocide in his personal name was still at the forefront of the headlines.

On Friday, with a strong determination to break his wrist, he shut down three Hearst newspapers that were facing lawsuits, and then began agitating for group employees, trade unions and the federal government to work together to suppress the Westeros system's lawsuit bombardment against Hearst.

For two days over the weekend, the limelight was almost entirely overshadowed by the Woodfield Manor bombing on the same day last week.

Through the family's deep-rooted political channels, William III vaguely heard rumors that this matter might be related to Simon Westeros, but unfortunately he could not obtain any definitive information and evidence, so he could only regard it as a rumor.

Shut down three newspapers worth more than $70 million, promised a bunch of benefits from trade unions, and used some of the family's most political connections, and wanted to re-hype things up this week, only to turn out that yesterday's hateful nouveau riche bastard suddenly concocted the shocking news of the Rwandan genocide, and then put on the appearance that the Holy Son intends to preserve the unity of the world in Africa.

This is, I didn't take the Hearst family to heart at all.

200 billion against 2.5 billion.

Even if a hundred are unwilling, the current William Hurst III has to admit that the gap in strength between the Hearst family and Simon Westeros is indeed very large. The series of battles that were so large that the survival of the Hearst family had little impact on the expansion of the Westeros system.

If at the beginning

If it can be reconciled

However, the current Simon Westeros is already a never-ending style, and the reconciliation posture shown by the Hearst family several times in a row has been mercilessly rejected by the other party.

The closure of three newspapers on Friday in what was expected to gain some traction, apparently in response, was just yesterday when the Westeros system provoked three more lawsuits against the Hearst family, the latest of which in the latest three cases, with claims totaling $1.2 billion not as high as the first ones.

Only then did William Hurst III realize that he seemed to have made a stupid move.

The Hearst Group is unlikely to close the three latest newspapers that have been prosecuted again, because one of them, the San Francisco Chronicle, is a million-circulation West Coast heavyweight newspaper with 10 times the revenue of the first three newspapers combined, and the newspaper itself is worth more than $800 million, which alone is equivalent to one-third of the total market value of the Hearst Group.

Now, the total amount of claims in the six lawsuits has reached $3.7 billion, not to mention the final outcome, just the legal fees, which will cost at least $30 million a year, which may only be half of the Westeros system expenses, but it is definitely a big burden for the Hearst Group, and it is impossible to reduce it, otherwise it is equivalent to completely giving up the possibility of winning the case.

William Hurst III considered these things with mixed feelings, and his finger unconsciously pointed to the topic of the Rwandan genocide.

Among the latest important news, the first is the public statement of Rwanda's acting president, Theodore.

Theodore denied all allegations that the Igrit portal had committed massacres in Rwanda, saying that the Rwandan army was merely clearing the armed forces.

At the same time, the acting president accused Simon Westeros of seriously interfering in Rwanda's internal affairs and being a naked act of aggression, and demanded that Westeros immediately withdraw its troops from Lake Kivu, otherwise he would lead an attack on the camp of Westeros on the shores of Lake Kivu.

At the end of the statement, Theodore also pointed the finger at the U.S. government, accusing the U.S. government of manipulating the incident behind the scenes, and said that if the U.S. government insists on going its own way, the Rwandan people will let the U.S. military taste the bitter fruits of last year's Somali Black Hawk fall.

Idiot

This was William Hurst III's first reaction after reading the statement of the acting president of Rwanda.

In William III's view, the only chance for the Rwandan government at this stage is to stop the massacres immediately, to annihilate the evidence as soon as possible, and then to apply for the intervention of the United Nations, which is accustomed to harmony, rather than going toe-to-toe with a madman.

Moreover, that idiot even dared to blackmail the United States.

Last year's Black Hawk fall in Somalia was mainly due to the fact that the United States did not dare to take large-scale military action in consideration of the pressure of international public opinion, and could not use heavy firepower of mass destruction, even so, it fought against more than 6,000 Somali militia for 12 hours with a mere force of 100 troops, and killed thousands of people, itself losing only 19 soldiers.

From a purely military point of view, this is not a defeat in any way.

Now, with a mercenary army of up to 5,000 people, armed with elite weapons no less than those of the U.S. military, and occupying the absolute moral high ground, how could a group of African wild monkeys take advantage of them because of various rules and regulations

Inexplicably angry, William III realized that his emotions were a little out of control, and quickly took a deep breath, closed the statement page of the acting president of Rwanda, and re-opened the special homepage.

The United Nations also issued a statement at around 9 p.m. EST last night, again calling on Rwandan government forces to immediately stop the massacre of civilians, and at the same time directly calling Simon Westeros to exercise restraint by name.

The spokesman of the French Foreign Ministry also issued a relevant statement at 9 o'clock local time on Tuesday morning, also accusing Simon Westeros's behavior of bordering on aggression, and demanding that the other side not launch an attack on the Rwandan government army without authorization to avoid further complication of the regional situation.

On the other hand, it was the U.S. government that made a routine statement after the news of the Rwandan genocide came to light yesterday morning.

After pondering for a while, William Hurst III finally realized that this could be an opportunity.

Simon Westeros's unauthorized actions have made too many people feel passive, the United Nations has lost face, and other major powers that claim to be civilized and righteous have also lost their faces, not to mention that the kid has avoided his homeland and gathered 3,000 former Soviet soldiers who were once the old enemies of the United States, which is simply a provocation.

Great America can't afford a lawless bastard to do anything wrong all day. In any case, it's time for everyone to band together to severely limit the expansion of the Westeros system.

Simon Westeros's unauthorized actions have made too many people feel passive, the United Nations has lost face, and other major powers that claim to be civilized and righteous have also lost their faces, not to mention that the kid has avoided his homeland and gathered 3,000 former Soviet soldiers who were once the old enemies of the United States, which is simply a provocation.

Great America can't afford a lawless bastard to do anything wrong all day. In any case, it's time for everyone to join forces and severely limit the expansion of the Westeros system.

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