At this time, the most beautiful Times Square in Manhattan was in chaos, with a mess everywhere. A few of them, dozens or even hundreds of people gathered together. They held placards, waved small flags, and trumpets, and squirted wildly.

However, although the crowds intertwined each other and seemed to be unable to see any camp, the crowds shouted loudly made their attitude very directly.

"You are just a group of traitors. You are doing this to invest in the enemy! Those Chinese are evil. Once they have mastered these factories, they can produce more advanced missiles and aircraft, and our children will live tremblingly under their threat!"

"These factories can only be ensured by the hands of us or our allies. If they are given the Chinese, they will definitely try their best to use them as military workers and finally punish the whole world. Just like the Soviet Union did back then, they are so savage and warlike!"

"You are doing this in Tonghua. I doubt how much money you have collected from China? They ordered you to come. Are you going to destroy Amei? You will not be forgiven by God!"

These people were undoubtedly hired by Morgan and other New York families. They accused the other party of treason from the perspective of national and world security, but on the other side did not show any weakness to fight back.

"You are just a group of selfish bastards who always do it for their own sake! Haven't you seen the fish in the Great Lakes and the children who are poisoned by heavy metals? Do you want our children to never see the blue sky and let them live in all kinds of polluted poisonous fog forever?"

"We don't understand national security. I only know the dignity of the common people. What does it have to do with our factories that can produce so many aircraft and missiles? I only know that our children are still suffering. If there is no children, what future will this country have? I think you are destroying this country!"

"Did you collect money from those factory owners? You are deliberately talking to those unscrupulous businessmen? You don't care about the health of the children at all. You are the scum of bitches!"

At the beginning, these leaders could organize a few complete words, but as the verbal war continued to escalate, they revealed the essence of the repeater, calling the other party a "traitor of Tonghua" and the other party a "executioner who killed the child".

Although labeling is the most effective way to attack opponents in verbal battles, it is easy to curse the real fire. As the verbal battle continues to escalate, someone finally couldn't help but take action, which made the scene even more chaotic.

At the beginning, perhaps only a few people couldn't help but take action, or perhaps they were carrying other tasks, but it soon spread to every corner of Times Square, and a large-scale street competition was staged.

Dozens of media outlets have recorded all this excitedly.

"I never thought about all this, nor did I ever think that things would become so barbaric. It seems that these so-called environmental protection organizations have really betrayed this country and actually waved their fists to their compatriots in order to give our factory to China. What kind of brainwashing have they been!"

"These people have their consciences blinded by money, they must have been hired, the company bosses who have created pollution, they have spent money to hire these hateful bastards in order to keep their factories, and these environmentalists, they are all

For our children, for the ideal of justice, fight against shameless evil!”

Each reporter spoke different words, and from their words, they could clearly distinguish their positions.

It can be seen that the battlefield of public opinion is still clear even in Times Square.

And right on the high building in Times Square, Piero, Freeman Tisman and others stood by the window, staring at everything that happened below.

"Those damn bastards from the Great Lakes, they really want to fight this public opinion war to the end!" Freeman said gritting his teeth, wishing he could break up the people from the Great Lakes.

And Teesman said directly: "I think it's time to stop this boring war."

Tisman talked about everyone's heart, because in their opinion, there is no need for him and the wealthy families in the Great Lakes to see a lot of public opinion, which will only make Zhou Ming laugh.

As for what is more important, they are unwilling to spend money on this public opinion war.

Perhaps in the eyes of ordinary people, this way of seizing the right to speak and shutting up the opponent through the voice channel is very unreasonable, but in the same way, this way of closing the opponent's voice channel is also very expensive. After all, this is equivalent to buying all the hot review information pages.

You should know that a top media like American TV is one million dollars. Although the relationship between the New York giants and the Gantt family can give you a little discount, it is still a considerable expense in the long run.

In addition, there are various NGO organizations below. They can marching and even starting a battle with such hard work, and they spend real money.

It’s not that Piero and the others can’t afford the money, but as capitalists, they first need to evaluate whether they can achieve their strategic goals. If they have lost their strategic value, then they can’t accept this kind of practice of spending money in vain.

And it would be fine if this public opinion pressure was directly pressed on Zhou Ming, but now it was Mei Long who was picking up the bastards in Chicago, so it would be meaningless if they continued.

In addition, it is indeed not a big deal to continue making such a fuss in Times Square in New York.

As for this farce in Times Square, the focus is on not only the two sides of the public opinion war, but also President Walsh, the capital's official residence.

"What do these bastards want to do? Just for such an almost abandoned industrial area, Times Square has been turned into a boxing ring. Is this good-looking, right?"

In the Oval Office in the West Wing, Walsh Jr. was furious at the news, thinking that these wealthy families were simply unreasonable.

You must know that it is Times Square, just to watch the whole world. Even if the Americans who have been shameless and do not care about international public opinion for a long time, they are a little embarrassed.

Of course, Walsh's more important focus is not here: "It is now the critical moment of the Irank War, and their attention should be all on the preparations for the war, and they should care about the relocation of bullshit factories. The benefits of the upcoming war are simply insignificant!"

Vice President Cherney, Secretary of State Ball and others stood at Walsh's desk, listening to the President's roaring angrily, and the few looked at each other, no one knew what to say.

at last

Walsh Jr. directly pointed out his finance minister: "Mr. Robert, I'm afraid I need you to call the relevant people and let those bastards stop at me. Don't challenge my bottom line on this issue anymore!"

Robert said that there was no problem, and he immediately called Piero in front of Walsh Jr.

"Mr. Piero, Mr. Walsh, little, is very angry about what happened in Times Square. I hope you can end this meaningless farce as soon as possible. Let us use all our resources first to prepare for the Irank War. "

At the end, Robert added: "Don't forget, there are also your investments!"

Piero's answer came from the other end of the phone: "I understand. I will end the matter here as soon as possible, and Freeman and Tesman are here with me, so I can answer on their behalf."

Robert looked happy: "Very good, Mr. Piero is wise."

After a simple exchange, Robert put down the phone and happily reported to Walsh Jr. that he had convinced Piero, and Freeman and Tisman were also present.

"They are the top wealthy families in New York. With their assurances, the situation will surely subside soon," Robert said.

Walsh Jr. nodded with satisfaction, saying that Robert's face was still enough.

Robert was also proud of it.

But neither Walsh nor Robert knew that Piero agreed so happily, in addition to giving each other face, more importantly, they simply wanted to end this meaningless dispute, and now they were following the steps.

Piero, who put down the phone, breathed a sigh of relief: "Our President and Mr. Zhou Ming finally couldn't sit still. Now we can feel at ease to talk to Mr. Zhou Ming."

Someone asked Piero strangely why he had to wait for now just to find a suitable step for himself?

Piero didn't need to answer this question, and Tisman told him: "Since this dispute in Times Square was caused by us and that guy Zhou Ming, Mr. President will definitely not just call us."

The fact is just as Teesman said. Just when Robert called Piero, Vice President Cherny also reminded Walsh that the complexity of this matter was needed to coordinate all forces.

Little Walsh's face stiffened for a moment, then nodded and picked up the phone in person, dialed Zhou Ming's number.

"Hello, Mr. Zhou Ming, I'm Walsh. There are some things I've heard about, but I always think that a chaotic situation like Times Square is definitely not a solution to the problem. I hope you can end the dispute as soon as possible and sit down and solve the problem through dialogue."

Walsh Jr. thought for a while and continued, "I also know that Mr. Zhou Ming, you have invested in companies like Volker and Carden. I think since Mr. Zhou Ming chose to invest, you must understand what these two companies mean. Then, Mr. Zhou Ming, you don't want any problems in your investment at this time."

"In short, regarding the relocation of the Great Lakes factory, I always hope that you can solve it through dialogue as soon as possible, which will benefit everyone!"

Putting down the phone, little Walsh kneaded his temples, looking very tired...
Chapter completed!