Lynch's words are a bit ...... Arrogance, more than one person in the room thinks so, by creating international conflicts to achieve their own interests, to be honest, the merchants of the Federation are not used to it, and have not tried to solve the problem in this way.

They were hesitant, and if what Lynch said didn't work out, then the bonds would rot in their hands.

Sometimes people are so paradoxical, in the past, they could gamble on an almost impossible future, but now they don't have the courage to continue to gamble.

Perhaps this is what people often say, "you can only lose, you can't win", and even if the gamblers lose ninety-nine times at the table, they still have the courage to sell everything they can sell, slap their chips on the table, and bet on the hundredth time they can win.

Looking at the different expressions on people's faces, Lynch was not disappointed or excited, he gave everyone a choice, as for how to choose, that was their business.

It is true that he cannot guarantee that his plan will succeed, but he feels that it may be the most likely to succeed and the most beneficial of all the solutions he can think of.

But if they bet heavily on a small probability, even if they don't win much, they will lose the courage to go all-in as they did before and become indecisive.

The "victory" at this stage and Mr. Herbert's plan kept them from losing the money, and some profits, and they began to cringe at this more deadly gamble than Lynch's.

"It turns out that there are many ways to solve problems, so is there anyone else who would like to share their ideas?"

"We're looking forward to more options coming along, and we're willing to pay a portion of the cost for some solid ones. ”

When he had finished speaking, he found a place to sit down, and Mr. Herbert, the proprietor and owner of the house, returned to the center of the room, "Mr. Lynch's plan is very ......," and choked up as he said this.

It took him several seconds before he could find the right word to describe Lynch's plan, "...... It's bold, but it's undeniably feasible. ”

Most people chose Mr. Herbert's plan, and they could afford to lose, but they couldn't afford to win, but there were also people who chose Lynch's plan, and that person was none other than Mr. Herbert.

At about nine o'clock in the evening, after Mr. Herbert had sent off all the invitees, he sat down in his study with Lynch, and he wanted to talk further with Lynch about Lynch's plan.

The obvious statement has a strong implication that he is willing to pay a commission for someone else's plan or something, then someone else will naturally have to pay a commission for his plan, this is a very thoughtful capitalist.

Some ideas were put forward, but on the whole they did not meet expectations, and in the end only two options became the main alternatives, Mr. Herbert's and Lynch's.

He explained why he thinks so, "If you can make sure that your plan will be executed perfectly, you don't really need to say it!"

Yes, the truth is as simple as that, if it is really that profitable, who would be willing to let others get rich with themselves, instead of plundering other people's capital and making themselves earn more.

This is what is special about Mr. Herbert, who takes profits from other people so that he will not at least have huge losses, and at the same time he has his eyes on the plan to maximize the interests of Lynch's side, he wants to eat both sides, take it all!

After the two of them were seated, Mr. Herbert hesitated for a moment, and then asked, "Mr. Lynch, is there any risk in the plan you are talking about?"

"There's a risk in everything, Mr. Herbert!", Lynch replied delicately without agreeing with or denying the other's opinion.

"Is there something wrong with that?" Mr. Herbert was not distracted by Lynch's reply, believing that people's appetites do not lie.

Brought into the role of Lynch, Mr. Herbert felt that if he were Lynch and had a perfect plan, he would not reveal anything, but would instead offer to buy the bonds in the hands of others in order to maximize profits.

But Lynch said that there must be some risk of unpredictable outcomes.

"Like I said, there's a risk in everything, and none of us know what's going to happen if we do that. ”

"Maybe it's like I planned it to end well, but it's also possible that nothing happens, I'm just betting. ”

For the capitalists, it is not that their stomachs are full because they can't eat, because the capitalists' stomachs are like black holes, there is never a limit, what really makes them unable to eat is their teeth and mouths that can't gnaw on food.

The two looked at each other for a while, and then Lynch shook his head and said, "It's not a big problem, if there is, it's just a matter of time and investment, but these are not a problem for us." ”

But he overestimated the courage of these people, and underestimated the impact of what he thought was a not-so-special plan on the federal capitalists of this era, who still had the climactic afterglow of the escapist era in their bodies, and now let them take the initiative to create an international conflict?

Unlikely.

In fact, Lynch is not telling the truth, creating conflict is not an easy matter, and time is still very short, in case the object he is looking for is not willing to bear the serious consequences and stand up against the current political landscape in the Anmelia region, he basically does not have much time to find the next object.

This kind of thing is not suitable for others to do, only people who are concerned about their vital interests will seriously do such dangerous things, so Lynch hopes to attract these people with profits.

Lynch's obvious "non-cooperation" made Mr. Herbert suspicious again, "I am willing to tell the truth, to tell the truth, Mr. Lynch, I am willing to pay a commission for your plan!"

Lynch is also hesitating, he still has a choice for him, he can communicate with Mr. Trueman to solve this problem, but he doesn't want to have too much involvement with Mr. Trueman and the official federal agencies in everything.

But it doesn't matter, he still has a plan to prepare, if it doesn't work, he will discuss it with Truman first, presumably intelligence agencies such as the Security Council can provide him with some help within their capabilities.

So when confronted with Mr. Herbert, he didn't say his reasons.

Ten years later, his successor will have the same opinion and opinion on himself as he does, and if there is a little problem, he will become very troublesome.

Now he is involved with Mr. Trueman and some others, and there is no situation where the power of the state is used to satisfy personal interests.

Once it is too deeply involved, some situations will gradually get out of control, to put it simply, he has made too much money with the help of the country, and there will always be people who think that he is stealing the interests of the country.

Even if he can make people think less about it, there will be people who hate it, and he can't guarantee that the current Mr. President will be in power for 10 years.

A third, this is a suitable request, and after a moment of consideration, Mr. Herbert finally agreed, "As long as it can be as said, I agree to this request!"

Mr. Herbert, through the Under-Secretary of Finance of Gevre, could probably convert a bond in the denomination of a hundred dollars into a variety of goods of about seventy or eighty dollars, or give them some tax-free facilities for their investments, the latter of which is more likely.

Of course, following the country's policies and international trends to make a little money, this is a tacit existence that everyone acquiesces, but this matter is different, so he does not really want to contact Mr. Trueman to talk about this matter, unless he has no way.

He looked at Mr. Herbert, "I want thirty-three percent of your total gains, and you're going to convince more people to join us!"

The former will get a lot of various materials, and without thinking about it, it is impossible for Gevra to exchange the scarce materials for them, but will only give them some surplus, unimportant materials, or even unsalable materials.

The latter, it seems, is indeed some convenience, but first they have to make a business investment in Gavre, and they have to use more money in exchange for this part of the tax-free convenience, which is really not worth it.

In fact, this is not suspected of betraying the interests of the state, whether it is the former or the latter, Gevra is actually the beneficiary party.

But for these speculators in the Federation, their income is not so large.

Then it is not unacceptable to give a third of the total proceeds to Lynch.

If you are behind, you have to admit that this time Mr. Herbert can pay for Lynch's plan, and he can go to Lynch in the future, or someone else will charge him for his plan, this is the rule.

But these are the best things to do right now, at least they can make sure they can still make money.

Mr. Herbert also knew this, so when Lynch proposed his plan, he was tempted, because Lynch's plan was not his "compromise" plan, but money that could actually turn bonds into money, and make profits several times or tenfold.

First of all, the formulator must comply with it himself, so that he can ask others to do the same, even if they only comply to a limited extent.

After the two discussed, Lynch left, and Mr. Herbert wanted Lynch to stay overnight, but Lynch still chose to leave, and then he had to prepare around this matter.

After all, the next round of negotiations with Nagalil is in 10 days, and once the two sides reach a preliminary intention and the relevant negotiations are concluded in the next few days, no more than 20 days, the two sides will exchange credentials to complete the establishment of diplomatic relations.

This also indicates that the naval battle between the Federation and Gavra will start in less than a month, and if Lynch wants to make his plan successful, the Anmelia region must be in turmoil by August!

This is related to hundreds of millions of funds, whoever stands in his way, he will kill whom!