Najib's idea was actually very simple, didn't he know that Farouk I deliberately withheld the arms like garbage. Pen ~ Fun ~ Pavilion www.biquge.info This matter is neither big nor small, if this matter can be exposed, then it will be a heavy blow to the prestige of Farouk I. Even if you can't overturn Farouk I to the ground, it will be a good start, and then you can take advantage of the hot iron to hype up the scandal of Farouk I, when the opposition of the people is getting louder and stronger, can Farouk I still pretend to be deaf and dumb?

Najib thought his plan was very good, simple and easy to implement, and did not require the use of force and did not offend the British. So he immediately found a few of his good friends, including Nasser and Sadat.

Unlike Najib's confidence, Nasser and Sadat were not so optimistic about Najib's plans, believing that it was unlikely to cause much trouble for Farouk I. The latter two believed that the only way to fight for national independence and national liberation was an armed coup d'état, ousting Farouk I from power at gunpoint. Publishing some shady news will not hurt Farouk I at all.

Historically, Nasser and Sadat's opinion is correct, and the revolution is not a dinner party, how can the enemy run away if you don't do it yourself? Peaceful means to deal with **** rulers are basically scratching their boots and talking better than nothing.

But Najib did not accept the advice of his two friends, he always believed that what Egypt needed was a Glorious Revolution rather than a violent revolution, and that only the Glorious Revolution could make Egypt bloodless and get on the right path as soon as possible. So his will is very firm, and he is determined to do this, which makes Nasser and Sadat helpless.

According to the opinions of Nasser and Sadat, Najib's method is completely futile, and it is better not to do it. But they couldn't change Najib's opinion, even if Nasser was the founder of the Free Officers Organization.

Why? Because Nasser and Sadat were too young, they were born in 1918 and were not yet 30 years old, and their rank in the army was not very high, at least there was a gap with Najib, who had already paid homage to Brigadier General. And if you want to carry out a coup d'état, appeal is definitely the first influence, so even if Najib joined the Free Officers Organization very late, it does not prevent him from becoming the head of the group as soon as he enters.

Now that the leaders have decided to take the peaceful route first, the big guy can only carry it out. Huh? Naturally, shake out the scandal of Farouk I receiving kickbacks. According to Najib's idea, as soon as this explosive news is revealed to the press, they will only have to wait to see the joke of Rook I.

It's just that the reality is much more grim than Najib imagined, Najib and his friends broke the news to the Egyptian news media anonymously, but none of the media quoted their news, and the news they sent anonymously was lost.

"Why is that?"

Najib is distressed, because his previous education has taught him that the news media is the watchdog of public opinion, and it is dedicated to exposing the government's shortcomings. Explosive news like this is all rushed to get it, but the reality is that the media people disdain it. In fact, the reason is very simple, the British have strengthened the control of public opinion since the end of World War II, and all remarks that are unfavorable to the government are not allowed to be published. Maybe in the UK this kind of control is not so strict, but in Egypt, as the emperor of the British, it is too simple to want to block a message.

"Damn British!" Najib cursed.

Nasser and Sadat were not as emotional as Najib, they were younger but more rational, and they knew that Britain would definitely stand for Farouk I. It can be said that Britain is an extremely domineering bandit, the more you give in to him, the more he will intensify, the best way to deal with the British is to fight back head-on, hit him in the face, and subdue him.

Nasser and Saidat saw this as an opportunity to persuade Najib to take a more active and radical stance.

"What we need is a revolution!" Nasser said.

It's just that Nasser and Sadat are destined to be disappointed, because Najib is still not prepared to attack hard, and he is still trying to take the middle route. As a result, the party broke up a bit unhappily, with Najib staying where he was, while Nasser and Sadat left briskly.

"Why can't anyone understand me?" Najib muttered to himself.

At this moment, a voice came out: "Sir, can I talk to you?" ”

Najib looked up, and in front of him was a tall, blond-haired young man, who knew at a glance that he was a foreigner. Najib frowned slightly, because he didn't know the young man in front of him, but he felt that there was a certain temperament in this young man that he was familiar with. But let him say where it was familiar, he couldn't say.

Najib asked, "Who are you?" ”

"Friedrich. Kassel. Yevgeny replied.

Najib nodded slightly, made a gesture to sit down, and asked, "I am Muhammad. Najib. Mr. Cassel, are we lucky enough to know each other? ”

Yevgeny replied: "No, Mr. Najib. We hadn't met before. Actually, the reason why I took the liberty of bothering you is because of my work. ”

While saying Yevgeny, he escaped and handed over a business card, which Najib took and looked at, and in addition to Yevgeny's name, the title on the business card was the chief correspondent of the German newspaper Neue Welt.

Najib's heart moved, he had a guess, right?

Yevgeny also got straight to the point like a German: "Mr. Najib, I received a message that says you have a very sensational story to publish, right? ”

The joy in Najib's heart was irrepressible, yes, he knew what Yevgeny was coming from, and there was nothing for a journalist to love more than a sensational scoop. Only the British and Egyptian media, controlled by the British and Farouk I, would have dismissed such sensational news, and for the other foreign newspapers trying to catch people's attention, the story would have been even more terrifying!

Najib suddenly felt that the future was bright, he really drilled the horns before, and he could have cooperated with those foreign newspapers, once the foreign newspapers hyped up the news, it would naturally be fed back to China, and Farouk I was good-looking at that time.

Najib immediately regained his energy and looked at Yevgeny with scrutinizing eyes, and Yevgeny didn't say much, calmly facing Najib's scrutiny. Najib was very satisfied with his calm attitude, and although the influence of the German newspaper Neue Welt, although not as influential as several national media in the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union, it was not a third-rate pheasant newspaper.

"Are you interested in my story?" Najib asked.

"Very interested!" Yevgeny replied with a smile.

In fact, Yevgeny was not only interested, he was very interested at all, that is, he went straight to Najib or not. He had returned to Cairo after a long journey, and in conversations with several foreign colleagues, he learned that the British had blocked a big news about Egypt. Although he didn't know what this big news was, it didn't prevent him from carrying out his work, and the big news that could be blocked by the British would definitely be extremely unfavorable to Britain, and the news that was unfavorable to Britain would probably be beneficial to the Soviet Union.

In an instant, Yevgeny's intelligence sensitivity popped up, and he knew that he had to catch this big news. So he immediately collected clues about this big news through KGB's secret channels in Egypt and reported this information to Moscow.

Then, and then Yevgeny could only wait, because there were too few clues now, and the British blockade was still quite in place, and only half of the gossip was leaked. No useful clues can be deduced from this kind of grapevine. We can only wait for Moscow to pay attention to it and use relevant channels to open up the situation.

Moscow came back much faster than Yevgeny had imagined, and the instructions given were simple and clear, just a few words - go to Brigadier General Najib.

Yevgeny had also heard of Najib, a man who had performed well in the first Middle East war and belonged to the Egyptian army, which was relatively capable of fighting. But what puzzled Yevgeny was that Najib's military rank was not very high, and even if there was inside information, it shouldn't have come from him.

However, Yevgeny did not question the instructions of the headquarters, but honestly carried them out, and when he found Najib and made contact with the other side, he had to sigh that the headquarters was indeed true, and this person was indeed the key.

After initial contact, Najib agreed to meet again on the pretext that he had something to do. Of course, he certainly had nothing more important than exposing the scandal of Farouk I. It's just that Najib knows that this kind of thing must be cautious, and he must not trust anyone. So after breaking up with Yevgeny, Najib immediately launched relevant channels to collect information about Yevgeny, and he had to make sure that this was not a trap, and with Farouk I's urine, it could not be ruled out that he would frame him like this.

Of course, Najib was very satisfied with the results of the reconnaissance, and Yevgeny was a clean journalist, not a secret police officer of Farouk I or a spy of the British MI5.

Soon, the second meeting began, and the two sides had an in-depth round of detailed talks, in which Najib told all the stories and the story. I have to say that Yevgeny was also an eye-opener, he really didn't expect that there was such a strange ruler in this world who would deliberately buy a bunch of garbage to arm his most important violent machine for a mere million-pound kickback, and also expected to use these garbage violent machines to fight the Jews for him, in addition to being stupid, it can only be said that this is death.

And for the first time, Yevgeny saw the sordid nature of politics, which had previously only been found in political textbooks and street stories, but after actual contact, he had to admit that your circle was really messy.

Of course, none of these emotions were necessary for Yevgeny, who was tasked with feeding back this valuable intelligence to Moscow and then waiting for further instructions. But he also promised Najib that his story would be published on the front page, and that he might even dig into the Farouk I scandal.

Yevgeny didn't say anything, and such a story was enough to be published on the front page of Le Neue Welt, which is now a newspaper with a Soviet background and essentially a cover for agents, but that does not mean that Le Neue Die Die can stop doing its job. This sensational news also helped to hide the true nature of New World, making it more like a real newspaper.

Yevgeny's intelligence was sent to Moscow through the fastest channel, directly on Li Xiaofeng's desk, not because it needed special attention, but because it was not as sensational as his newsworthiness. The KGB knew enough about Farouk I - it was just a dog raised by the British, and a stupid dog. There are too many lace news and all kinds of stupid things on this product, and receiving kickbacks is not the most exciting of them.

It was not Farouk I who really brought Li Xiaofeng to attention, but Najib. A certain immortal who is familiar with the trend of history is very aware of Najib's political value in the next few years, although the future first president of Egypt is just a meteor, but meteors also have the value of meteors, right?

To Li Xiaofeng's surprise, Yevgeny, a young newcomer, was able to hook up with Najib so easily, and the value of this line to the Soviet Union was too great. If you can connect with Nasser and Sadat through the Najib line, it is really a typical example of small and broad.

Therefore, Li Xiaofeng immediately gave instructions: "Keep in touch with Najib and strive to win the friendship of the Free Officers Organization, especially to pay attention to Nasser and Sadat!" ”

One can imagine how surprised Yevgeny was when he received this instruction, originally he thought that if he got the information from Najib, he would be able to work together. Who would have thought that the higher authorities would ask him to maintain contact with Najib, and also ask him to have in-depth contact with the Free Officers Organization, especially the two names listed at the end, to tell the truth, these two people don't know what they do without carefully gathering their intelligence. Now Nasser and Sadat are really just little people who are not worth mentioning, what the hell are those two little people?

However, although Yevgeny was full of doubts, he did not disobey the order of his superiors, he carried out this order faithfully, and kept in touch with Najib very skillfully, and after a month or two they could already be said to be friends.

Of course, this kind of friendship relationship is still very shallow, and there is still a gap between it and real friends, which can only be said to be a friendship that uses each other. However, Yevgeny was not depressed, because the management of friendship takes the most time, and if the time is not enough, it will not be in a hurry.

However, Yevgeny did not wait passively, he was very careful to collect relevant information about the Free Officers Organization, since the name of this organization was mentioned above, then this organization must be worth paying attention to!

With this insistence, Yevgeny really dug up some information about the Free Officers' Organization. To tell the truth, the Free Officers organization at this time was still very weak, and it was not even worth mentioning, and the core headed by it was not Najib but Nasser. Although Najib was prepared to fight for the liberation of the nation and the country, he was not entirely consistent with the creed of the Free Officers Organization, and he had only friendly and cooperative relations with this organization.

It is also conceivable from this that the organization of free officers with Nasser's well-known little people is not worth mentioning. However, Yevgeny did not mean to despise this organization, were the Bolsheviks weak back then? It was almost as insignificant as the Free Officers' Organization, but the weak Bolsheviks overthrew the Tsar's throne. Who would dare to say that the Free Officers' Organization was not the next Bolsheviks?

So Yevgeny poured a lot of energy into the Free Officers Organization, and gradually he found something very interesting.

"Is there a shadow of American power behind the Free Officers Organization?"

Yevgeny's report made Li Xiaofeng ponder, because because of his accession, the political trend of this time and space has changed greatly, and it is difficult to say whether the Free Officers Organization can be as successful as it has been in history. But if the Free Officers Organization has the United States behind it, it becomes very interesting.

Of course, the Americans want to intervene in the Middle East issue, and who doesn't want to control this precious oil depot? However, for the United States, the Middle East is a bit out of reach, and it lacks a foothold in the Middle East, which was managed by Britain and France like an iron bucket because of the relationship between World War I, and it is not easy to intervene. Even the Soviet Union took advantage of Turkey and Israel to play a side game and squeeze in strongly. And the United States has not found such a good wedge for the time being.

The Americans also tried to start with Iran before, but the Iranian issue was designed by the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom, and it was too risky to change the situation in a short time, so the Americans did not take drastic medicine, but took it slowly. And this time in Egypt they don't seem to mean to take their time, it seems that they are ready to use the method of drawing wages from the bottom of the kettle to directly let the British out. Think about it, when Britain and the United States had a head-on conflict over the Egyptian issue, if the Soviet Union did not do something, it would be really sorry for the audience!

What should the USSR do? Where is the best place to start? Will we continue to beat Turkey, or will we let Israel do something?

Li Xiaofeng fell into deep thought, he must think about the powerful relationship in it, and skillfully grasp the proportion, if his actions are too fierce, it is not ruled out that Britain and the United States have the possibility of abandoning the contradiction and working together to deal with him, he must take advantage of it but not force Britain and the United States too hard, to tell the truth, this is very difficult to do! (To be continued.) )