Regardless of whether the Navy chooses to reconcile with the Ministry of Defense in the future, the greater Thomas's power and status, the more benefits he will have for Doolin. The more others try to deal with him, the more they have to think about the possible chain reaction after touching him.

Thomas was a little excited by Durin's heartfelt words, and he nodded vigorously, "I know what I have to do, it's not for myself, it's for you, my friend!"

"Yes, that's it. Dührin took the plate from Dover's hand, and there were eight clices of apples, each of which seemed to be neatly cut, which visually increased the appetite compared to the other polygonal apple that was suddenly draped in a layer of postmodern abstract art. Durin took a piece, Thomas also took a piece, he casually put the plate on the head of the bed, "Now let's talk about some things I need your help with here, in fact, you don't have to be nervous, and there is nothing to do to fight and kill, just drive around." ”

In the state of military control, a permit is required to enter and exit the city, but the problem is that this pass may not be able to be issued. He was first listed as the object of suspicion, and it is impossible for the Western Military Region to apply for this pass for him to leave freely, and it is very likely that he will leave or come back in the near future, and he needs to have such a pass, otherwise many things may go wrong. In Doolin's eyes, Thomas was the passport now.

Now that he had pulled Memnon into the water, he was still thinking about how to implicate more people in these things, but who knew that Memnon took the initiative to jump down. Although he didn't say anything to the two soldiers just now, it was enough to make Memnon anxious.

Matthew is dead, yes, and Durin knows who did it. He glanced at the apple, and just now the murderer had peeled the apple for himself with the hands he had killed Matthew!

Killing Matthew was not the result of Durin's deliberate choice, or that whoever went to talk to Memnon about him, then the person who went must die, and it was Memnon's own job. Through some small means, Durin has already pitted Mennon into it, and it may not be possible to really make the investigators of the Western Military Region determine that the person was killed by Mennon, but it is still possible to let them harass Mennon for a period of time.

During this time, Durin had two issues to solve.

The first question is to justify the name of the Freedom Front and mobilize public opinion to detonate the huge bomb in the west, so that the entire empire knows that today, more than 20 years after the empire has entered a new era, there are still such relationships and classes as slaves and slave owners in the west of the empire, and there are still many civilians from other countries who have become slaves in the west and live a miserable life.

For the people of the empire who have just come out of the era of decaying royal rule, they have not forgotten the pain inflicted on them by this empire in the past, and they have become slaves of the nobility on their own initiative or force, everything they own is noble, and the nobility has all the power over the slaves, including the right to take their lives at will. And those slave owners, they treat their slaves more cruelly and bloody, and use fear to control these slaves, all of which have not yet come out of people's memories, and still remain in the depths of people's memories, and Durin wants to awaken these memories.

If it hadn't been for the intervention of the Western Military District, it might have been a few days before Durin poked out this big bomb, but now he had to do it in advance. If those Freedom Front men were killed by the military, his next plans would be over.

The second question, to split the West Mining Association, this is the content of the cooperation between him and Hengdeli, if you want to break the current Western Mining Association's dominance over the Western Mining Association, it is necessary to let the Western Mining Association fall from the high clouds, so that people can see the ugliness and evil of the Western Mining Association, and how much "profit" they take from the hands of the mine owner. In fact, it was said to people outside the west, and those who do not live in the west will always involuntarily stand on the moral high ground to condemn others.

Only these mine owners, mining companies, who live in the west, will consider the most realistic problem - interests, and thus make a decision.

Once these two issues are resolved, the west will be flattened, and many of Doolin's plans can be carried out in an orderly manner. As for Memnon...... In fact, Memnon was not taken to heart by Durin at all, this was destined to be a loser, his short-sighted gaze was not enough to support him to go to a higher position, Durin had been digging his roots for a long time, and he didn't feel it at all.

Doolin's "organic vegetables" plan was to build farms in the west and then cultivate them in a way that people thought they were fools of. Many people think that Durin has a problem with his brain, but who would have thought that when a third or even half of the people in the west have become employees of During, these people in the west will listen to Memnon or listen to him During?

Even if it were difficult for them to choose one of the two to rely on, Doolin would give them a chance to make a decision, because he had a plan to set up the empire's first insurance company in the west.

It's an insurance company, not a local policy like Memnon that is implemented in an official nature, and there is a big difference in this.

What Doolin wants to do is commercial insurance, and he will sign a very thick agreement with each policyholder, and list many terms in it that do not require the payment of insurance premiums. Regardless of whether the insurance company pays the terms in the end, the impact on the west as a whole will not be very large, because this is a commercial behavior, and at most people will curse the insurance company a few words, or curse their insurance broker a few words, and then silently accept the reality.

The reason why Memnon is doomed to fail is not that his three-guarantee policy is bad, and he is not completely whimsical. The reason why a policy is a policy is that the government endorsed these policies when the policies were born, there were no accidents, there were no disagreements and disputes, one is one, two is two, and there is no room for regret or negotiation. Any violation of the original content of the policy can be seen as a failure of the policy and official shamelessness, and the resulting repercussions may ripple through the entire empire.

It's not a business practice, it's a political scandal, it's a political scandal of official defrauding civilians.

So Memnon is doomed to fail, even if he lasts for a year, he can't hold out for two or three years, unless he can stick to the policy he promotes from beginning to end and achieve 100% compensation, then he will not last long, because he will go bankrupt.

However, Memnon has also done a good thing, because under his promotion, the people of the west have accepted the special service of "insurance", and now the insurance has been transformed from a policy to a commercial service, and there is enough basic market, and Durin should also be grateful to Memnon.

After the news from Durin's side was fed back to the headquarters, the commander-in-chief of the command also had a painful expression, the commander-in-chief was only a lieutenant colonel, even if he wanted to resist Thomas, he couldn't do it, the two were too far apart. Then the news was fed back to the Western Military Region, and after grinning for a while, the major general stationed in the military region gave a non-commanding opinion, as long as Dulin and they don't mess around, let them go!

Durin was temporarily relieved, but Memnon fell deeper and deeper, because Durin could stay out of it, and his part of the problem became Memnon's problem, and now the question was whether Memnon had the motive to kill Matthew?

Yes!

And it's plentiful!

Because Doolin lied about his testimony to the military!

The military investigation found out that Matthew had made a phone call before his death, and the contact on the other side was Doolin, and the two officers also received testimony from Doolin. Durin's testimony was that Matthew called him at night to ask about privately settling the differences between the Western Mining Association and Dulin, and Dulin said that he had never talked to Matthew about such a thing, and had not even considered how to resolve the matter, of course, to solve it through legal means, after all, the empire is a country with a perfect legal structure under the rule of law.

Doolin then asks Matthew where he got the news, and Matthew says it's from Memnon, who says he hasn't talked to Memnon about it at all, and the two hang up after a few more words. Doolin then claimed that he had then called the mayor's office, and that the call had been answered, and that the records and information obtained from the telegraph office indicated that a phone call had indeed been made from the hospital's senior ward to the town hall during the evening, and that the call had been connected. The call lasted about two minutes, and Dohrin told Memnon about what Matthew had called him to inquire, confronting him why he was using his name to incite confrontation, and then Memnon hung up without any indication of what he said.

Here the officer asked him if he could be sure that the person answering the phone was Memnon, and Doolin replied that he was not sure. Because the voice in the receiver of the phone has a certain degree of distortion, and secondly, he did not talk to Memnon on the phone, so he is not sure whether the other party is Memnon or not. But Durin added that the people who could answer his phone in the mayor's office were people who were related to Memnon and were close to him, if not Memnon.

About seven minutes later, Matthew was assassinated in his home.

From the testimony of both Durin and Memnon, the military came to the conclusion that Memnon may have secretly stirred up antagonism between Doolin and the Western Mining Association, but Matthew did not hold his breath and contacted Doolin privately, so that both sides found out that Memnon was actually playing tricks. Durin then called Memnon for confirmation, and in order to avoid more uncontrolled possibilities, Memnon sent someone to kill Matthew. This is also very consistent with Matthew's scolding when he left the town hall twice, and it must have been Memnon who made up very excessive lies that Matthew and the West Mine would find unbearable, so that Matthew had to contact Durin privately.

Lo and behold, the case has been solved!

"He's lying!", with a thud, Mennon slammed his hands on the table, and the green tendons on his neck bulged out, "Durin, that bastard, he lied!"

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