Chapter 157: The Broken American Staff Union
As the meeting ended, representatives of the American Staff Federation, in addition to the key members of the American Staff Federation, representatives of the American Staff Federation from all walks of life left the headquarters of the American Staff Federation.
Silves looked at the excited, sad, and sad members of the American Staff Federation in front of him, and didn't know what to say for a while.
Not every key member of the American Workers' Union understands what the withdrawal of the American Workers' Union from the system means for those with high salaries in the industry.
There were some young people who were ready to sacrifice their lives for their ideals, and they only saw that most of the representatives of the staff union expressed their willingness to join the staff union hospital system led by the American Staff Federation.
For the low-level employees in the United States, there are still a small number of middle- and high-income industry positions, and the vast majority of employees are on the verge of bankruptcy under the successive economic crises and cholera crises.
Silves looked at the data sheet that had just been counted in his hand, and looked at the staff federation formed by those poor and white people on the data sheet, who were on the verge of bankruptcy,
It is clear that it is impossible to successfully build and establish a joint hospital system for employees.
Even the minimum hospital system planned by Silves could not be built, that is, employees continued to live in sheds, and Silves brought people to deliver water and food at regular times.
The current federation of employees who are part of the medical system is not even able to operate a system that does not require the construction of centralized isolation buildings.
Silves couldn't understand why none of them, who were fellow employees, were willing to help their fellow employees who were poorer than him.
"Are the employees all over the world really comrades-in-arms and compatriots?"
Silves' brain is getting more and more confused,
Reality is often more chilling than cold words on paper.
The American Staff Federation has become an organization that exists in name only, but in fact has long since fallen apart.
While Silves is distressed that the American Staff Federation cannot truly unite its employees, the "capital darling" of an established financial family with European roots is also busy with the fact that the United States of America cannot truly unite into one country.
He was John Pierpont Morgan, who was now Chinese New Year's Eve years old.
Morgan has been running around for more than a year, up to the "distant relatives" in Europe who are not related by blood but have financial ties - European aristocrats,
Down to any family in the United States that can come up with some hard currency – gold.
Morgan wants to get as many "chips" as possible so that America can truly unify!
Of course, Morgan did not want the United States to be unified by the absolute dictatorship of Tom Smith like Texas.
It's about making all walks of life in the United States basically unified.
Morgan relied on his keen and studious brain, and in Tom Smith, the first poster, he discovered the secret that made Morgan a financial giant on the original historical line - monopoly!
Big Monopoly!
In the world where Tom Smith came, not only Morgan, but also American conglomerates such as Rockefeller, DuPont, Boston, Cleveland, etc., which became big monopoly capital more than ten years later, are all inspired by Tom Smith.
Actively or passively begin to move closer to the image of a monopoly consortium.
Among these people, Morgan, as the leader of the interest system that used this method to make the most capital on the original historical line, is certainly the best of these people.
The biggest reason for Morgan's success is that he doesn't think like the old American nouveau riche.
Don't look at the capital nouveau riche in the United States compared to the old European aristocracy as the nouveau riche with advanced ideas and new skills, but compared to Morgan, they are all a bunch of ignorant "old men".
As for Tom Smith, who engaged in feudal monopoly dictatorship capitalism, in Morgan's eyes, he was a "munmien" who could be placed in the Egyptian pyramids.
Long before the economic crisis, Morgan had "visited" the Smith factory area in Texas before Tom Smith imposed absolute control on Texas, wanting to learn from the experience of the rise of this new large factory area.
After all, he wanted to take a good look at how a young man in the New York area, who was still heavily constrained by Chase, became the one with the most control over employees in the United States.
(To fix a bug in the first chapter, Chase was founded in 1877, and the initial outline of this article is Frederick Trump, the grandfather who crossed over to become a blonde man.) By the time Frederick came to America, Chase Bank had been established. )
(But for some indescribable reason, the timeline was finally brought forward to 1865, when Chase was only involved in the financial industry, but not officially established Chase Bank.) )
(The character can't be explicitly related to the blonde man, and I've removed a lot of meme.) )
(And in 1865, Chase was not controlled by Morgan, Rockefeller and other monopoly rookie capital, and it was still a more old-fashioned Yankee consortium.) )
(But I didn't find out before, and when I wrote Morgan today, I realized that I was a bad writer, sorry.) )
(As for why you don't post the writer's words, the main reason is that the whole platform can see the [water word count], and the writer's words can only be seen at the starting point.) )
In Morgan's eyes, Tom Smith's Texas has many shortcomings: the population is not occupied by the old Yankee in the United States, and the management system uses a backward authoritarian system, which greatly restricts the middle class, so that the middle level does not have a false upward channel to stimulate middle loyalty, and so on.
Morgan, who has been in the United States for several years and relied on his control of human nature and people's hearts on Wall Street, can see at a glance that Tom Smith's unreasonable system cannot become a generation of big capitalists under normal circumstances.
Studied at the University of Göttingen, Germany. Morgan, of course, knew and studied the theories of Hegel, the giant of German philosophy.
Morgan agrees with Hegel's theory that "being is reasonable."
As long as something exists, then there must be a reason for its development, whether that reason is justified or not.
In the end, Morgan, after ruling out all possibilities, came up with an answer that he couldn't believe himself - Tom Smith had a special production method, which at least more than doubled the production efficiency.
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Others can't see the "trick" in Texas, but Morgan, the most legendary Tianjiao in the era of big monopoly capital——. has keenly thought about the key to Tom Smith's rise - epoch-making production efficiency!
In Morgan's eyes, the spread of technology is only a matter of time before he defeats Tom Smith, the self-proclaimed emperor of the United States.