After Hillary Clinton's victory, the reaction was immediate.

For example, on the day of the election results, the Vientiane Environment Committee received applications from several countries to join.

After all, everyone knows that the Democratic Party has always been concerned about environmental issues, and the Vientiane Environment Committee is the most respected environmental organization in the academic community, and its influence is huge.

Not long ago, Hillary Clinton also talked and laughed with the chairman of the Vientiane Group, and now that Hillary Clinton has won the election, it is a sure thing for the United States to join the Vientiane Environmental Committee......

In Mexico, with the announcement of a new president of the United States, the long-stalemate drug war situation has finally changed.

Tatoche, the "anti-drug hero" who was seriously injured by a drug dealer attack and has already received the rank of colonel, made his first public appearance after being injured and gave an interview to the media.

In the interview, he spoke deeply and tearfully about the misfortunes of the war, and finally said that if he could, he would be willing to negotiate with Sinaceta in Yucatan on behalf of the government, not for anything else, "but for the peace and tranquility of the Mexican people", and hoped that Sinaceta would "release innocent civilians".

To the surprise of many, after Tatoche's words, Sinaceta responded.

Samuel Bridges, the chief of Sinaceta, said: "Tatoche has been dubbed an anti-drug hero by the government, but as an officer, he will definitely not be the one to charge. It's a shame that he wasn't able to get killed by our hero...... Tatoche said that it was a coward's act to capture civilians, and that he would wait for him, the so-called hero, to come to me alone, and then talk about the release of civilians. ”

Less than an hour after the news was revealed, Tatoche said that for the sake of the peace and tranquility of the Mexican people, he was willing to go to the meeting alone, and then went to the Sinaceta base camp in Yucatan alone.

For a time, Tatoche's image was a thousand times taller, and the media at home and abroad in Mexico praised it.

Under the rendering of the media power of the Vientiane system, people will even have a feeling of "heroic epic" for Tatoche's solo attendance......

But in fact, Tatoche did go to the Yucatan, but did nothing.

The so-called "one-man meeting" exaggerated by the media is nothing more than a secret meeting between Lin Han and the Mexican government.

Yang Zhuo, Shan Wu, Bridges, Tatoche and several other senior government officials were all present, but they didn't interject anything, and the whole process was basically Lin Han talking to Olofdor.

To be more accurate, in fact, Lin Han is almost speaking alone.

After the war on drugs, Vientiane took control of powerful drug cartels, led the purge of the corrupt Mexican government, co-opted a number of senior Mexican officials, including the new president, and cut off the groping hands of the United States.

Clinton's victory has raised the Vientiane Group's political power in Mexico to a higher level.

At present, both at home and abroad, those who are anti-government and those who are not anti-government are all supporting and even dependent on Vientiane. This has given Vientiane a strong grip over the government in Mexico.

So at this meeting, Lin Han almost gave orders to the Mexican government and drug dealers at the same time.

According to his arrangement, after the end of the drug war, the Vientiane Security Service Company will leave behind 3,000 Chinese fighters, and will send more people in the future.

Some of these de facto garrisons were used to assist Mexico in training and managing the army, and the other was used to control Sinaceta's 100,000 troops.

The armed forces of Sinaseta will be built into an elite force with about 150,000 people after several exchanges and tempering, and will gradually be incorporated into the system of the Vientiane Security Service Company.

In terms of weapons, they are supplied by Vientiane Industries and Chinese and Mexican arms companies, ranging from the most common guns to tanks, ships, aircraft, and of course, the Iron Curtain Warrior Power Armor.

As a result, the Vientiane Security Service Company's military budget for next year has exceeded $3 billion, which can be regarded as completely out of the category of "security company".

It is planned that all marijuana and opium poppy in Mexico, with the exception of the Yucatan Peninsula, Chiapas and Tabasco, which are located in the southernmost part of Mexico, will be eliminated by the next year.

The vacated land was handed over to Vientiane Group to grow corn, and farmers were hired on the spot to mechanize operations. Some farmers will be idle, but Vientiane Group also has a series of industrial investment plans, and there are many jobs for workers.

With Lin Han's green buff, Mexico's agricultural problems have been completely solved.

Marijuana and poppy in the Yucatan region will also be blessed with a green buff, and the production will increase dramatically.

Lin Han's plan is to let Sinaceta monopolize the global drug market and starve all drug dealers except Sinaceta.

After the production of narcotics is monopolized by Sinaseta, it can further affect and control all aspects of drug circulation, and as long as the government cooperates, the crackdown on narcotics will inevitably achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Moreover, through this anti-drug system, Vientiane can also improve part of the international order that it dominates.

Drugs are a profiteering industry, although the ability to make money is not comparable to Lin Han, but the profits are still very huge, enough to do a lot of things.

Vientiane Public Welfare previously had an "Anti-Drug Medical Foundation" that specialized in drug-related medical issues, such as complementary drug rehabilitation drugs, and AIDS.

Optimistically, billions of dollars from drug profits should be promising to overcome AIDS in a few years......

The result of a self-directed and self-staged one-man meeting was, of course, full of drama: Tatoche's bravery and candor eventually convinced the drug lord Bridges, who promised to release civilians and negotiate peace with the Mexican government.

Mexican President Olofdor praised Tatoche and unanimously endorsed it with Congress, awarding him the title of "Hero of Mexico" and the rank of major general.

Immediately afterwards, in the atmosphere of infinite media exaggeration, the Mexican government and Sinaceta launched heart-to-heart negotiations.

During the negotiations, the Mexican government acknowledged that it was its own policy mistakes that had caused the long-standing drug epidemic.

And Bridges also said that drugs and war have brought disaster to the country, and if reality allows, Sinaceta can refrain from drug trafficking and is willing to make some compensation for the people.

Finally, on the day Hillary Clinton officially became president of the United States, the Mexicans saw the result that, at the request of the government, Sinaceta handed over some of the "most heinous" criminals to face legal trial and announced that Sinaceta was dissolved.

In fact, most of the "heinous criminals" handed over by Sinaceta were people who had died in the war. Only a small number of people were handed over because they had been confirmed to have committed crimes against humanity and were really uncleared.

As for the so-called dissolution, it is just throwing away the name.

But in any case, Mexico's drug war is indeed over.