After Count Argoux left, Marcel Jerug sneaked into the Elysée Palace and reported the information about James Rothschild's mansion to Jerome Bonaparte.
After listening to Marcel Jerug's report, Jérôme Bonaparte was slightly surprised. He stood up from his chair and walked back and forth twice with his hands behind his hands. Then he raised his head and asked: "How are those people doing now?"
Already?"
"They are completely controlled by our people!" Marcel Jerug responded to Jérôme Bonaparte.
"Well done!" Jérôme Bonaparte patted Marcel Jerug on the shoulder and praised.
Marcel Jerug, who was praised, also smiled.
"After this matter is over, I will separate your department from the Ministry of the Interior! You will become a department directly under the Elysee Palace! At that time, your names will also be changed accordingly!" Jérôme
Bonaparte assured Marcel Jerug that he was prepared to separate the regular police and the special police in the police department to prevent the police department from becoming top-heavy.
The regular police affiliated with the police department are used to maintain public security issues in the entire country. The special police are similar to Mossad and KGB. While uncovering the internal conspiracy groups in France, they also penetrate into other countries and use bribery to steal the strategies of other countries.
information and intentions, thereby ensuring that France can receive adequate security protection internally and externally.
In order not to arouse the French people's resentment towards the secret police, Jérôme Bonaparte decided to declare the National Intelligence Service to the outside world after the department was established, and its role was to ensure France's own intelligence security.
By that time, Marcel Jerug will also become France's intelligence chief after Fouche.
Although Marcel Jerugger's ability is far inferior to Fouche's, the aspects involved are also much less than Fouche's.
If Marcel Jerome couldn't do this well, Jérôme Bonaparte's direct dismissal of him would be regarded as a kind of love for him.
Marcel Jerug looked at Jerome Bonaparte excitedly, and he promised Jerome Bonaparte that he would be loyal to the president to the death and would not forget the cultivation of the president.
"I understand! Now let your men release all the people who have been captured from James Rothschild's house! Let them finish what they have not finished." Jérôme Bonaparte said to Ma
Serge Jerug said.
"President, you don't need to..." Marcel Jerug said half-finished words and remained silent. He knew that some words were inappropriate from the mouth of him, the "secret agent chief".
"No!" Jerome Bonaparte shook his head, "I need them to monitor Baron James Rothschild's every move for me. Their value cannot be squandered just once!"
"Yes!" Marcel Jerug nodded in response.
"Okay! It's time for you to go back!" Jérôme Bonaparte issued an expulsion order to Marcel Jerug.
"yes!"
Marcel Jeruger left the Elysée Palace in the dark of night with high spirits. He wanted to use James Rothschild's body to pave a road to promotion for himself.
Jérôme Bonaparte, who was alone in the Elysee Palace, walked to the window and stared at the quiet Paris in the distance. The cold wind blew on Jérôme Bonaparte's face, which dispelled his hazy sleepiness: "The stairs are also
Er, you should make the right choice, right?"
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Rue Povaldi, House Adolphe Thiers.
"What? Mr. Baron wants to remove Jérôme Bonaparte from the position of president?" Thiers in the mansion looked at the baron butler in front of him in surprise.
"That's right! Councilor Thiers, my master hopes to use your strength to overthrow Jérôme Bonaparte. He is too wanton!" The baron's butler repeated James Rothschild's words to Thiers.
listen.
The "joining" of Baron James de Rothschild made Adolphe Thiers a little happy. Who in Paris didn't know about the wealth of Baron James de Rothschild? With his joining, he would not be able to overthrow Jérôme Bonaparte.
Too difficult.
After a brief moment of joy, Adolphe Thiers became vigilant. It was not a good sign for a banker to interfere with the president. For Thiers, who wanted to be the French leader, bankers only needed to act as tools of the government.
Just make money for the government. Government decision-making should be controlled by elites like them.
"Excuse me for asking, is there any conflict between Mr. Baron and the President?" Adolphe Thiers, who was not familiar with what happened at the Elysée Palace, asked.
"That's it..." The baron butler told Adolphe Thiers all the news he heard from Baron James Rothschild.
"The President is so..." After hearing this, Adolphe Thiers was also a little shocked. He couldn't help but praise Jérôme Bonaparte's actions. He accomplished what he had always wanted to do but failed to do.
.
It’s time to take care of those bankers!
Although Congressman Thiers did not take any less money from bankers during his tenure as Prime Minister, he did not show mercy at all when it was time to take action against bankers after collecting the money.
"I am deeply sorry for the tragedy that happened to the Baron's family!" Thiers responded to the Baron's butler using standard politician language.
"Does Senator Thiers intend to help the Baron overthrow Jérôme Bonaparte?" the personal butler looked at Thiers doubtfully.
"Sir, please forgive me! Can your baron make more trouble than the troops on the outskirts of Paris?" Thiers responded directly to the butler from the troops outside the city.
"Ah?" The baron butler was obviously frightened by Thiers' words. He responded uneasily: "The army...the army can't help the president control us!"
"That's not necessarily the case!" Thiers showed a meaningful smile: "The president's banquet you just mentioned invited not only bankers, but also soldiers! Mr. Butler, that is an army of 60,000! If they take action
, how long can your baron last! A month? A day? Or an hour?"
Thinking of what the army outside Paris did in June last year, the baron steward couldn't help but shudder. He turned his eyes to ask Thiers for his opinion and said: "Mr. Thiers, do you think my master is now
What should we do?”
"Although I personally want to overthrow Jerome Bonaparte, for now we can only wait for Jerome Bonaparte to abdicate automatically!" Thiers shrugged and responded helplessly.
"What if the president is unwilling to step down?" the baron butler asked Thiers.
"Then we will impeach him through the Legislative Assembly!" Thiers replied.
"He is very likely to overthrow the Legislative Assembly! Just like his uncle did!" the baron's steward warned Thiers.
After Thiers was silent for a moment, he responded again: "Then we can only wait for God to punish him. I believe that the people of Paris have always been fickle!"
Knowing that Thiers placed his hopes on the people of Paris, the baron's steward was convinced that he could not persuade him and that his plan to bring the Legislative Assembly into conflict with the president failed.
"In this case, Mr. Thiers, I will take my leave!" the baron butler said goodbye to Thiers.
Thiers sent the baron butler to the gate and left.
The unwilling baron butler did not return to the mansion of Baron James Rothschild immediately, but went to the mansion of Odilon Barro, another giant of the Party of Order.
Odilon Barrow, who had just fallen asleep, was awakened by the knock on the door of the baron's butler, lit a gas lamp and put on his clothes.
After the servant reported the arrival of the baron butler to Odilon Barrow, Odilon Barrow ordered the servant to invite the baron butler to the living room for a conversation.
After the baron butler explained his intention to Odilon Barrow, Odilon Barrow also rejected the invitation offered by Baron James Rothschild.
The baron butler had no choice but to leave Odilon Barrow Mansion in despair.
After the Baron Steward left, Odilon Barro ordered his secretary to tell the Minister of the Interior Ferdinand Barro the news of the Baron Steward's arrival.
Odilon Barrow's secretary went to Ferdinand Barrow's house overnight to tell Ferdinand Barrow the news.
After receiving the news, Ferdinand Barrow also hurriedly put on his clothes and headed to the Elysée Palace, where he wanted to report the news to the president.
Ferdinand Barrow, who was riding a carriage to the Elysée Palace, found that the Elysee Palace was still brightly lit at 3 o'clock.
After entering the courtyard of the Elysée Palace, Fernand Barrow was led by Wardray to a reception room of the Elysée Palace.
Ferdinand Barrow was surprised to find that Jérôme Bonaparte, Pessini, Achill Fuld, Magne, Regno, Saint-Arnaud, and Morny were all here.
"Mr. Ferdinand, you are here!" Jérôme Bonaparte said to Fernand Barrot with a smile.
"Mr. President..." Ferdinand Barro reported to Jérôme Bonaparte about the baron's butler's visit to his brother Odilon Barro.
"I understand!" Jérôme Bonaparte nodded to Ferdinand Barrot. He understood that although Odilon Barrot was not on his side, at least he was still helping him.
Later, Jerome Bonaparte invited Ferdinand Barrow to discuss how to deal with James Rothschild.
That night, Thiers, Odilon Barrot, Jérôme Bonaparte, Baron James de Rothschild and Jérôme Bonaparte's close associates did not sleep.
Early the next morning.
Paris newspapers, which were deeply influenced by Jérôme Bonaparte, flooded the Parisian people with "the conspiracy theory that the Rothschild family controls France."
"Extra! Extra! The latest "Observer"!"
Newsboys traveled the streets bringing newspapers to every gentleman in Paris.
At the same time, a pamphlet titled "Currency War—Rothschild Dynasty" also appeared on the streets.
Many people who had never met Baron James Rothschild got to know this "financial emperor" in one day.