After solving the external problem, what is left is the internal part. Canglong asked Susu to sort out all the internal information in Basra on the table. With the experience of being the deputy director of the General Intelligence Bureau, Canglong is very handy in checking this information. After all, China is so big and Basra is so small.
It took Canglong three days and three nights to read all the information without sleep, and finally determined a few key points. The first key point came from the infiltration of external forces. Basra originally had a strict intelligence system, and the people's beliefs could make foreign spies spy. Escape, but now a big problem has arisen.
The second focus is naturally the conflict between Shiites and Sunnis, and this focus not only happens to refugees, but also gradually begins to happen to Basra locals and the Prophet's Army. If it is not resolved as soon as possible, the entire system will collapsed because of religious conflicts.
The third focus is naturally the remnants of the coalition forces. These people are now active in the top military and political circles in Basra. Under the banner of reviving Iraq, they are disintegrating the hearts of the top military and political leaders. Although their role is not the greatest, they are nothing but a piece of mouse shit. But it will ruin a pot of soup.
After sorting out the three key points, Cang Long called Su Su over and said, "Tell Vivian that the founding ceremony will be held tomorrow to determine the country's legal system, military regulations, and religious norms." [
"Do it now?" Susu looked strange, "Basra isn't even ready yet."
"We have enough time to prepare. Let Vivian hold a high-level military and political meeting tonight and report the matter. I will attend then." As he said, Canglong handed him a document, "I wrote this overnight. The basic outline of the constitution that came out is just a general outline and the specific details are left to them to discuss on their own."
After doing all this, Canglong stood at the entrance, watching the sunrise, and could not help but have a daydream.
After Vivian got the draft constitution, she was stunned. The establishment of a country cannot be done in a short time, especially the constitution. But when she read the draft constitution written by Canglong, , I was particularly surprised. From religion to administration to military, a strict and complete summary was made.
The most important one followed Iran's example, establishing Islam as the state religion, establishing an Islamic Revolutionary Council, with the Prophet as the supreme leader of the Revolutionary Council, and the Prophet's army being required to be loyal to the Prophet and maintain national unity.
As for the administration, the supreme head of state is the Prime Minister, who only has executive power. Except for the administrative police force, the Prime Minister has no right to wage war with other countries or conduct any internal military operations unless permitted by the Prophet.
As for the military, it is even simpler. The first priority of all soldiers of the Prophet's Army is to be loyal to the Prophet and to the Islamic Revolutionary Council. The second priority is naturally to defend the territory and protect the borders and fight against all foreign enemies who dare to split Iraq. If the government acts, the army will gain the power of the Prophet. With permission, it can directly take over the government until the people re-elect the next government.
The most interesting thing is the last one. There can only be two executive parties, one is the Shia Party of Shiites, and the other is the Sunni Party of Sunnis.
Whichever party gets the most votes from the people will become the ruling party. But Vivian smiled when she saw this. Canglong confirmed the prophet's supreme leadership status through the constitution. Even the Congress and the ruling party only have administrative rights and want to get involved. An army, except with the permission of the Prophet, is treason.
Under the definition of the law, the rights of the prophet have almost reached the top of the country that will be established in the future. However, Vivian does not think that Canglong is constricting his rights, because in this period, when internal and external troubles are occurring, this is the best option.
Even better, if all the power is given to the upcoming Congress, it will cause even greater chaos.
However, the spiritual pillar of establishing a revolutionary committee is different. There are only twelve members of the revolutionary committee, and they must be appointed by the prophet. The rights they exercise are also very simple, which is to spread religious beliefs, but this right to spread alone is enough.
Let the revolutionary committee be established at the top of a pyramid of power.
If the Prophet Army unifies Iraq, the prophet Soryu will become a god-like figure in Iraq. As time goes by, prophets appear from generation to generation, and this system will be deeply rooted. Regarding the struggle between the Sunni Party and the Shia Party,
As fierce as they are, they can't get involved in the army. As long as they don't get involved in the army, no one will care about them even if they fight in Congress every day.
It looks like it is decentralizing power, but in fact it is consolidating their rights, and it is also directly giving Shia and Sunnis a place to vent, which is the future Congress.
It is almost conceivable that the future Congress will be like a vegetable market, with two parties fighting to the death, but how do they fight? The power of the army is in the hands of the prophet, and the prophet only needs to watch the show from the side.
This move is not without mercy. No matter how hard it is, the conflict between Shiites and Sunnis will not be passed on to the Prophet. Once they go too far, the Prophet will come out to clean up the mess. By then, he will have won the hearts of the people and will only make people angry.
People believe to the core.
"This guy's intention is to cause conflicts, not to ease conflicts." Vivian shook her head, and then asked her secretary to rearrange the draft. Over the course of a few hours, Vivian added dozens more items.
Of course, the main outline will not change, especially the religious aspect.
In such a complex environment, giving Sunnis and Shias a place to vent is the best way. There is a Chinese saying that blocking is worse than sparseness. Most of the regimes in the Middle East either suppress Shias. , or suppressing the Sunnis will directly cause one party to be powerful and the other party to be weak.
Once it breaks out in the end, it will be a bloody conflict, and all innocent civilians will be injured. But after these measures are standardized, this situation will be completely ended. If you want to conflict, I will give you the opportunity to conflict. Go to the Congress to make trouble, go to the Congress to scold
, if you have the ability, you will be the ruling party; if you don’t have the ability, you will be suppressed.
After adding additional comments, Vivian printed hundreds of copies of the draft and then summoned almost all senior military and political officials.[
Among them were Shiite leader, Deputy Governor Assad, and Sunni leader, Governor Chilam. The two of them exchanged pleasantries when they came in, but Vivian knew that they would definitely start fighting next.
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Then came the top brass of the military, Commander-in-Chief Badr, Commander Xiami of the Guidance Force, Commander Snow Leopard of the Special Operations Brigade, Acting Field Division Commander Akram who also serves as Chief of Staff, Air Force Commander Bai Chang and Deputy Commander Aziz.
After people arrived, the conference room became lively.
Seeing that everyone had arrived, Vivian sat in the chief position and announced the meeting, and handed out a printed draft of the constitution to each person, saying: "Today is a historical moment. You should be surprised to see the draft in your hands. This
It was all decreed by the prophet.”
With that said, Vivian glanced at everyone present. Some people had already begun to open the draft. When they saw the word "Constitution", almost all of them showed surprised expressions, and the entire conference room exploded with a bang.
Everyone knows that Basra, as a province, has no right to formulate a constitution. Only a country can formulate a constitution. The administration of a province can have administrative law, but it absolutely cannot have a constitution. But when they saw the word constitution, they
Everyone has a premonition that Basra will become independent.
This made them excited and worried at the same time. They were excited because after Basra became independent, it meant that it would soon confront the central government and launch a unification war. Once successful, they would all be the founding fathers of the country. But they were worried because if they could not defeat the central government,
They will all become traitors in the future, and what awaits them will not be prison, but hanging.
During the discussion, they also looked at the content. The first article was the affirmation of religion, followed by the regulations. The more they looked down, the more surprised they were. None of the people present were fools. They knew very well that if this constitution was promulgated and implemented
Standing up would mean that they only have administrative rights and do not have any military rights.
The most important thing is the regulations on parties. The Prophet only recognizes two parties, the Sunni Party and the Shia Party. The emergence of any other parties will be regarded as rebellion.
Although this provision directly limits the competition between other parties, it will also escalate the conflict between Sunnis and Shias to the extreme.
At that time, Assad and Chiram looked at each other, and maybe they will become rivals again from tomorrow.
The discussion soon turned into a quarrel. Although no one questioned the constitution, the Congress that was about to be established only had executive powers, which made them very annoyed. If a country's Congress does not have the right to mobilize the military, what is it called a Congress? For a while
The two sides started a debate. Assad actually supported the establishment of the Islamic Revolutionary Council. Why? Because his son-in-law is a prophet.
But Chiram strongly opposed it, and there were quite a lot of opposition. Even Badr, who stood with Assad, disagreed with this. Once the constitution was implemented, he, the commander-in-chief, actually did not mobilize any troops.
Rights, why, it is written in the constitution that no one except the prophet has the right to launch military operations externally or internally.
Even if you are the supreme commander, even if you give an order, you may not be able to do it. Unless there is an order from the prophet, otherwise it is rebellion.
The whole conference room was in a quarrel, just as Vivian expected, it has already become like this before it is promulgated. It will be promulgated tomorrow, and during the election, won't the two parties be going to fight?
Finally, Vivian glanced at Canglong who was disguised aside. Canglong nodded. Then Vivian patted the table. After everyone calmed down, she said: "The prophet's order is very simple, except for the main outline of the constitution.
Except for this, everything else can be changed, and specific matters will be negotiated and formulated by the future Congress.”
Everyone present was quiet. This sentence is telling them that the above are dead and it is useless for you to argue. In addition to execution, they must be executed...