It is true that the federal government of Baylor does not restrict government officials from engaging in business activities, as can be seen from the members of Congress, each of whom owns a large number of private equity foundations, and perhaps one or two companies.

There are few companies, but there are many foundations, and the reason is to avoid suspicion.

In fact, in the final analysis, it is still necessary to avoid suspicion.

The charter and the law do not mean that you can really do business unscrupulously as it seems literally, and there is a problem involved in this, the transfer of benefits.

How to judge whether a normal business act is a transfer of interests is actually very simple, looking at the cause, purpose, and result of the business behavior, as well as whether the beneficiaries born and derived from this matter meet the standards of "duty crimes" in federal law and whether they meet the characteristics of benefit transfer.

To put it simply, it means that Officer A holds shares in Company A, Company A and Company B have engaged in business activities, and Company A has made a lot of money in the business activities, and at the same time, Officer A has also made Company B or Company B's shareholders gain benefits in some way or simply by himself.

This is a typical duty-related crime and the transfer of benefits, which are strictly prohibited by federal law, and businessmen pay benefits in exchange for other conveniences from officials by allowing companies controlled by officials to obtain huge and legitimate profits.

It's hard to prevent this kind of thing, and it's hard to figure out who really owns a company behind it without doing a thorough investigation, such as Dyson Asset Management.

On the surface, it is a joint shareholding of a federal natural person named Dyson and another asset management company, but there are other companies holding shares behind another asset management company, and if no one does a detailed and thorough investigation, no one knows who the real owner of Dyson Asset Management is after many layers of changes and shareholdings.

Everybody does this because it's a way to hide things that you don't want others to find out, and it's also to protect yourself.

But when people need to, they can cut off the tracking of others by simply deregistering a company and completing some necessary legal formalities.

It also gives the tippers some opportunity to create what looks like a covert transfer of benefits, and then accuse their targets of job-related crimes and benefit transfers.

So most members of Congress, including senior politicians, may meddle in a lot of foundations, but they won't easily run their own companies, which will only give others a gap in their defenses.

If Lynch does become a member of Congress, his current business may become a breakthrough, and he doesn't want to enter the ranks of retirement so early.

Get "donations" from various foundations every month, then speak for those groups in Congress, vote for their proposals or against their opponents, and deal with lobby groups, brokers, and interest groups all day long.

Many people will envy that kind of life, wandering around various dinners and parties every day, dealing with various celebrities and politicians every day, and always appearing in people's sight.

But in Lynch's view, that kind of life is not fun, like a puppet, like a beast that has been kept in a cage, with a small range of activities and few things.

He didn't want that, the world was so big, so exciting, he had a lot to do.

The two looked at each other, and Lynch's attitude was extraordinarily resolute, which was also reflected in the change in his eyes, resolute, not wavering, and not flawed.

"Well, maybe we can talk about ...... when you change your mind," Mr. Trueman was a little discouraged, but not too disappointed, Lynch had said in the past that he would not enter politics, at least not for a short time.

Lynch then went on to put forward some further negotiations, and when the delegation and the Bayler Federation reached a final agreement, that is, agreed to establish diplomatic relations, the next step was to deepen the political, commercial and cultural negotiations, and perhaps more.

That's what Lynch wanted to add, "Let Nagalil do our burden for the Union, and I've been thinking about the idea lately, and we should encourage more people to go to Nagalil to find opportunities instead of waiting for relief food to get by." ”

The last time they discussed this issue, but the last time they talked about it was a bit general, Trueman frowned, "But our people don't necessarily want to work in a far away and backward place." ”

"There is no television, no newspapers, no cinemas, only barbaric ......"

Lynch interrupted him, "But there's money there, and we're going to make people understand that there's money everywhere, and if they look for it, they'll find it." ”

He pursed his lips, "Make an idol!"

Mr. Trueman's expression is serious, and he has a very unique perspective on the changes in international relations, but he is not really his specialty in some detailed work.

It's like a boat floating on the sea, everyone has their own job, he can see the direction, but how to get the boat to pass, he can't help much.

Lynch could, his ideas, his ideas fit well with Mr. Trueman's own ideas, and Lynch thought of more.

"When more people from the Federation begin to go to Nagalil to seek opportunities and development on their own, some of the problems and contradictions in our domestic society will be alleviated, and the wealth from outside will allow us to quickly complete some of the current changes,"

"It's not a war, but we'll solve the internal problems!"

Mr. Trueman's words still terrified Mr. Trueman, and there was no doubt that his plans were definitely not limited to these, and there were some, if not many, that he did not say.

It's not that he doesn't say it now, it's that the opportunity is not ripe, and Mr. Trueman believes that as long as the opportunity is ripe, he will take it out, and it may be even more amazing than what he is saying now.

The two of them chatted for more than two hours before finishing the "make-up class" during this time, and it was already a little more than one o'clock, and after losing their high concentration, they began to feel physically unwell, that is, hunger.

This is thanks to the fact that there are some food trucks near the presidential palace, in fact, at first there was a thought that the mobile food trucks on this street should be abolished, because this is the heart of the Boupayn, the heart of the Federation, but this idea has not been supported.

Many politicians forget lunch when they get busy, and the Federals don't even think lunch is as important as breakfast, so most people don't take it seriously.

A hot dog, a bread with meat, or a vegetable tossed with meat or something like that will make do with it, which also keeps the mobile food trucks on this street alive.

It's also amazing to say that even today, food trucks still exist, and people who buy fast food still exist.

While eating fast food, Trueman asked, "Do you have anything else to do in the afternoon?"

Lynch thought for a moment, "No, is there something wrong?"

He nodded, "There's an exhibition in the afternoon, and there's something very new on it, maybe you'll be interested." ”

"About what?", Lynch also ate what he was in his hand in a few bites, he took out his handkerchief and wiped the remaining oil stains and food residues on his hands and the corners of his mouth.

"Technology!"

In fact, every year there are all kinds of quirky exhibitions all over the country, and now we are in an era of technological explosion, although many people are not aware of this, but in fact it is so.

The value of the exhibition is on the one hand to promote the degree of technological development, something new, and on the other hand, it is also to allow inventors to find some suitable investors to fund their research.

It stands to reason that the development of science and technology should be the business of scientists, but in fact, many inventions and creations have little to do with cutting-edge technology, and these inventions and creations that may not have the content of cutting-edge science and technology also play a key role in promoting social development.

These inventions don't actually require sophisticated scientific and technological knowledge, they are more like assembling and improving existing technologies, and some people call them folk science.

The term may seem comical and not rigorous enough to treat science, but it is not as unbearable as it seems.

Nowadays, many small things and small inventions on the federal market come from these private scientists and inventors.

In the past, they had to bring their inventions to the right companies to showcase, seek cooperation, or sell their inventions.

Later, with the birth of some "myths", more and more idle people joined this group, fantasizing that they would one day be able to create world-changing inventions.

There were everywhere, and I don't know at whose initiative some fairs began to appear.

They bring their works, inventions, show them to everyone, and if anyone is interested, they can talk about cooperation and investment.

Over the years, many inventions and creations have gone through this step, and gradually some exhibitions with heavyweight inventions and creations have begun to attract attention.

The high level of attention attracts more outstanding inventors to participate in the exhibition, which is a virtuous circle, and even includes the inspiration for the modification of the new generation of torpedoes of Weipai Industries, which is said to be an invention from a citizen scientist.

Starting today, in the next half a month, some outstanding inventors from all over the country will bring their products to an open space outside Boupayn for exhibition.

Lynch was amused to hear it and agreed.

Trueman arranged his office for the afternoon, and then left with Lynch, and about forty minutes later, they arrived at the exhibition hall in the suburbs.

It is as lively as a holiday, not only representatives of various industrial groups, representatives of the military, social elites, stockbrokers with small yellow slips, but also many ordinary families who drag their families to see the novelty.

"Sir, do you know what a radio reconnaissance array is?"

As soon as he got out of the car, a stockbroker approached Lynch and asked him something he had never heard before.