After exchanging views with Roberts, Jiang Chen finalized the plan for Future People Group to enter the film industry. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Jiang Chen will invest $1 billion in his personal capacity to establish Chenguang Pictures. M&G Pictures is mainly responsible for the production and distribution of the film, and will be independent of the future people group, which is mainly to circumvent the Paramount regulations in the United States, and the future people group may interfere in the screening of the film in the future. However, there is actually no difference, the Future People Group and Chenguang Pictures are highly controlled by him, although the shares are independent of each other, but in essence there is no difference.

After all, this is not his new country, so it's better not to mess around.

With a 10% stake and a base salary of $1 million, Roberts was hired as the company's CEO. After more than ten years in Los Angeles, and after getting rid of the identity of an arms dealer, he spent three years in Hollywood as a producer, and with Roberts's connections in the city, the position of CEO is more than enough.

Of course, all this is still in the plan.

At least for now, the cooperation between Futureman Technology and Warner Bros. is still a honeymoon period, and everything has to wait for the release of "Iron Curtain".

When Jiang Chen walked out of the villa, it was already eight o'clock in the evening. Lawrence was still leaning against the side of the car, only this time instead of nibbling on a burger, he was smoking a cigarette in boredom.

Seeing Jiang Chen coming, Lawrence snuffed out the cigarette butt.

"Where next?"

"Where else can you go so late?" Jiang Chen yawned and sat in the co-pilot.

"I thought you'd have a date in the evening when you went to a party like this. Lawrence said with a shrug.

Two hours earlier, he had seen a group of Hollywood stars emerge from Roberts' villa, including blonde girls. According to the files that the FBI built for him, this guy should be pretty undisciplined.

"I'm here to lighten your workload. Jiang Chen teased the unsmiling agent supervisor, fastened his seat belt, and continued, "I don't have any arrangements for the next two days of tomorrow, you can consider giving yourself two days off." ”

"No arrangement?" Lawrence said, raising an eyebrow.

According to the safety agreement between the two parties, Jiang Chen is obligated to provide the FBI with a plan for the next day's itinerary so that they can be prepared. However, the lack of a plan in Jiang Chen's mouth made him a little confused.

"That's right, I'll be staying at the embassy in the new country for the next two to three days, talking to my CEO about the upcoming SVIEF meeting, and there are some things that I need to deal with personally. Jiang Chen skillfully moved out the set of rhetoric that had been prepared a long time ago.

Lawrence glanced at Jiang Chen suspiciously, but didn't say anything about it.

The internal arrangements of the Future People Group have no room for irresponsible remarks from him, an outsider. And he wouldn't have thought that Jiang Chen would sneak out and "visit" District 51 in Lincoln County, southern Nevada.

Meanwhile, at the CIA headquarters in Virginia, a heated debate is erupting here. Stephen, who had just returned from Los Angeles, approached his immediate boss, CIA Director Naomi Madden, in an attempt to convince his boss to initiate an investigation into Jiang Chen.

"It's still undecided, whether it's a graphite bomb or an emp-" Turning the ballpoint pen in his hand, Naomi leaned back in his chair and listened to his subordinates' report.

However, at work, his right-hand man did not buy it, and Stephen argued in a loud voice: "Conclusive? What more evidence do we need? If the testimony of 110 Ukrainian soldiers cannot be used as evidence, then what else can be evidence? I'm sure it's emp!"

It is indeed very difficult to distinguish between graphite bombs and EMPs, both can destroy the power grid and can damage electronic equipment, but the former can be too poor in accuracy and ineffective against equipment that is too tightly sealed. Because the incident took place on the most chaotic front line, even CIA agents could not go behind enemy lines and collect so-called evidence like detectives did when handling cases.

A solemn look appeared on Naomi's face, but she still didn't make a decision.

The Ukraine issue is really important, or the project team led by Stephen would not be directly responsible for him. The report of the Ukrainian government army that Russia used a weapon that can paralyze electronic devices immediately attracted the attention of the CIA. After the airborne operation from the city of Manila, it is believed that no country will ignore the killer of modern civilization. Although countries are protesting against this weapon, everyone knows that behind the scenes, everyone is working on this weapon.

The Pentagon suspects that the Future People Group has helped the Russians, but the KGB has done a very good job of intelligence, and the CIA has not collected relevant evidence for the time being. I don't even know how far the cooperation between the two sides has reached. If it's a simple arms sale, it's fine, but if it's a technology sale, it's a bit bad.

However, the people involved made it quite difficult for Naomi.

The White House is sending a friendly signal to the new country, but his right-hand men have offered to investigate Jiang Chen...... Regardless of whether Jiang Chen has anything to do with the weapons on the Russian-Ukrainian border, it is impossible for the CIA to investigate a guest who came from afar.

"The crux of the matter now is that even if it is proven that these weapons came from the arsenal on Anga Island, it is a deal between the future military industry and Russia, and they did not sell the arms directly to the rebels. Naomi stopped the ballpoint pen he was spinning, leaned back in his chair, and mused, frowning, "It's hard to do. ”

"Do you want to let them get away with it just because it's hard?" said Stephen with hatred.

Naomi looked at Stephen with an excited face, he knew very well why his subordinate would regard Jiang Chen as a thorn in his side so much. The CIA once planned a kidnapping operation against Jiang Chen in China, but the whereabouts of dozens of CIA agents sent are still unknown.

At first, they thought that Hua Guo had arrested people, but after so many years, Hua Guo's silence on this incident began to make them wonder, was it really Hua Guo's intelligence department that cleaned up those agents?

The dozens of dead agents were all Stephen's comrades-in-arms, and he understood the mood of his subordinates at the moment.

But for the sake of politics, Naomi was also unlikely to approve his proposal. His predecessor resigned because he orchestrated Huaguo's actions without authorization, and as the pro-White House CIA director, he made the most conservative and correct choice.

"I will inform the White House. ”

"We can't ask the White House for everything, please, we're the CIA, not the FBI, we're not the puppets of the White House bureaucrats! We should be responsible for national security! We can solve it in our own way-"

"It's too risky!" Naomi immediately interrupted Stephen.

However, Stephen did not give up, the corners of his mouth hooked up a sad smile, and said word by word.

"I've heard that Freemasonry has had a holiday with them. ”

Naomi was slightly stunned, not letting go of this opportunity, Stephen said while the iron was hot.

"There's no risk, we're completely out of the way, we just need a little help to those who are eyeing it. ”

Naomi frowned slightly, seemingly understanding what Stephen was trying to say, but still had doubts about whether it would be feasible to do so.

"A bad one will provoke a war between the two countries. ”

"There will be no war! As long as it's not the United States, it's the Freemasons! As long as we get rid of the whole thing, we won't get into any trouble! All we need to do is just"

After a long silence, Naomi spoke slowly, neither explicitly agreeing nor vetoing, but giving an ambiguous reply.

"Hopefully Los Angeles won't become a second Bay of Pigs. ”

A smile finally tugged at the corner of Stephen's mouth.

He knew that this conservative and cautious Mr. Director had finally been moved by him.

"I promise. (To be continued.) )