King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer Chapter 1765: 1448: A Mysterious Unease

Capítulo 1765: Chapter 1448: A Mysterious Unease

As one of the earliest intelligence officers to join P·B, Thompson’s main work has always been focused on Arica, and he has a deep understanding of the internal conditions of Arica…

Facing Joe Ga’s confusion, Thompson said with a smile, “Boss, inside Arica, no one really regards Russia as a serious issue right now.

In the eyes of many people, as soon as the chaos begins, Russia will collapse under sanctions.

Among the people I know, only you are the most pessimistic about the situation in the East W…

In fact, most politicians believe that as soon as war starts, within 3 to 6 months, Russia will collapse due to external pressure.”

Joe Ga listened and said incredulously with a frown, “Are these people idiots? That’s Russia, not so nobody…”

Thompson smiled and said, “If you’ve seen the Russian oligarchs’ asset allocation chart, and the shareholder list of those Siberian energy groups, you’d know how vulnerable the Russian economy is.

Those super oligarchs have already hollowed out Russia, and most of their assets are in Europe and Arica.

As long as we control these oligarchs’ assets, we can force them to work hard internally in Russia…

No one believes Russia can win, most people’s judgnt is that the Russian economy will quickly collapse, only you think this war will beco a protracted one.

Old Bayer wants a swift victory; as long as East W wins, his re-election is secure. Only by securing Old Bayer’s term can the establishnt have enough ti to sort out the Arican political structure disrupted by Bigmouth Don.

Boss, there’s no big conspiracy, all the pressure tactics are ready, it’s just a question of when the Russian boss will jump into the pit.”

Joe Ga breathed a long sigh…

Arica is still used to being strong, this kind of unreasonable ans being used doesn’t feel too out of place for anyone.

It truly is a blatantly open plot, people who are aware of the situation have a rough judgnt, except there are still many differences in the details.

Europe is well aware of the risks of starting a war, so Germany and France have always been trying to diate.

But others are different; they play dumb while understanding, thinking about how to rush in and take a bite when Russia falls.

Back when the Soviet Union fell, their currency beca worthless, and those European countries waved the money printed by their own banks and rushed in to buy assets on a large scale, growing trendously for several years.

Now they have gone through a pandemic, and their economy is not doing very well. If they can take another bite, they can recover instantly.

In the eyes of those with a genuine interest, Russia is really vulnerable, especially its economy…

Even if war breaks out, they estimate they wouldn’t dare cut off Europe, because once they lose their biggest financial source, their economy will collapse instantly.

If the governnt runs out of money, under the current capitalist system, how many tanks can the Russian boss buy by selling his house?

These are the views of the optimists, but Joe Ga’s views are completely different.

Those politicians who are only good at talking strategy on paper actually don’t understand war at all.

In their hearts, the Russian political scene is full of characters like dvedev, who tries hard to please them, and the Russian boss is just a dictator, soone who can be overthrown as soon as public opinion is stirred up.

As soone who has truly experienced war, Joe Ga can’t be as blindly optimistic as they are.

He can’t even understand how these people think the Russian boss, holding such powerful weapons, would choose to surrender when facing life and death.

Joe Ga imagined the internal conditions of Arica and said with a smile, “Old Bayer is still very powerful; anyway, Arica won’t lose out.

But if they end up getting stuck in East W, then things will get interesting!”

Thompson listened and cautiously said, “It won’t go that far, even if it drags into a protracted war as you say, it will be over in at most a year.

Russia can’t hold out!”

Joe Ga said nonchalantly, “Then let’s see, I’m ready anyway, regardless of whether it’s Europe or Arica, I’m going to get a big piece of fat in the financial market in the end.

But the money this ti will definitely be a lot; I really need to go quickly, without enough legislators to help, it might not be easy to cash out the money.”

Thompson heard this and said seriously, “Yes, that’s the most important thing!

Boss, your financial operations over the past two years have attracted a lot of attention, Miss Kopke is already being watched.

I don’t know what the situation in East W will ultimately develop into, but if you’re really pessimistic about the situation there, then I suggest withdrawing funds while everyone else remains optimistic.

Sotis making too much money actually restricts the transfer of funds, which is sothing that must be noted.”

Joe Ga didn’t think much about this issue initially, he was stunned for a mont and then said solemnly, “Soone has their eyes on Gami?”

Thompson confird, “In the past six months, Rainbow Fund and Shark Fund have been investigated for insider trading twice each, although it ended inconclusively, I suspect this is a tactic by the opponent to lull Miss Kopke.

Miss Monica has encountered the sa situation, except so of her operations, tinged with a bit of venting, were indeed in violation.

Those people didn’t pursue aggressively; they are collecting evidence, and when the ti cos, even a small crack could be ripped into a big wound by them.

We really need to be cautious about financial issues!

After all, those are just numbers, and they are numbers that can be manipulated!

Numbers that can’t be taken out are aningless!”

Joe Ga listened and remained silent for a long ti…

Thompson is absolutely right. Once the Eastern W front takes a turn for the worse, Arica will start its vampiric sche, trapping Europe while locking global capital within the United States.

By then, making money but unable to take it out would be utterly foolish!

And if Gami ends up embroiled in a lawsuit and loses, we’ll all be in trouble.

Joe Ga realized he really needed to hurry up…

dia in Europe and Arica reported that U.S. intelligence predicts Russia will launch an attack on February 16th next year.

With three and a half months until February 16th, Joe Ga must sort out the internal affairs in Arica before then.

Then, during the most optimistic period for everyone, he needs to withdraw most of the funds from Arica.

No one yet knows exactly how much Gami has made, but Boss Joe has the figures—it’s a twelve-digit astronomical number, comprising liquid capital and readily marketable assets…

If soone figures out the details, the situation will beco very troubleso!

After pondering for a few minutes, Joe Ga decisively said, “Things over in Kosovo still need to be properly handled…

Arrange for soone to protect Gami. I’ll end the Western Aqionghan conflict as soon as possible and head to Arica to et with Tom Reed and Steven.

I’m suddenly feeling a bit unsettled—Gami’s operations are running too smoothly, which might not be a good thing!

If the previous investigations were actually ant to lull Gami, then soone must be waiting for Gami to slip up.

I need to go keep an eye on things; otherwise, who knows what might happen…”

Joe Ga hung up on Thompson, then reached out to Gami, advising her to be extra careful…

However, after ending the call, Joe Ga’s sense of unease only deepened…

Gami, having grown into a giant, exudes such an apparent pride that it raised a great concern in Joe Ga’s heart.

It’s not that Gami herself is problematic, but when soone starts to think the world revolves around them, it becos difficult to see the hidden dangers lurking below the surface!

Saying more wouldn’t help much now. Regarding financial matters, compared to Gami, Boss Joe is like an elentary student; without evidence, ‘gut feelings’ alone can’t persuade Gami.

After making several calls, Joe Ga stepped outside the tent and sat on a long bench to rest for a while…

Monica quietly exited the tent, sat beside Boss Joe, wrapped her arm around his, and said with so concern, “I overheard sothing while you were on the phone…”

She then added, with a guilty expression, “Did I cause trouble for you?”

Joe Ga furrowed his brows in thought, then chuckled lightly, “How big is the division’s operation anyway?

Your matters aren’t the trouble; the issue doesn’t lie with you.”

Monica let out a slight sigh of relief and said, “I’ve been in contact with those shareholders. If the price is right, we could repurchase their shares at the price they originally bought them, so no one would be chasing after anymore.”

Listening to this, Joe Ga shook his head while looking at the sky, and said in a deep voice, “It’s unrelated to you…

I’m getting an off feeling. I suspect those people are indulging you in reckless actions, just as they seem to be indulging Gami.

I haven’t figured out exactly why, but I believe these matters are connected, only I’ve missed sothing crucial.

I can’t pinpoint what it is, so I can’t link everything together.”

Monica, looking at Boss Joe’s profile, voiced her concern, “Are you overthinking it?

P.B. has always been targeted. Ever since our relationship with Big Mouth Tom started to deteriorate, our business in Arica has been shrinking consistently.

The current situation seems similar; Gami took away too much profit, effectively snatching the at from the big capital players.

Being targeted is only to be expected!”

Joe Ga was montarily stunned, nodded, then shook his head…

“It isn’t that simple, but I can’t put my finger on it…”

He leaned back against the wall, draping his arm around Monica’s shoulders, and sighed, “An old man in England once told that as I climb to a certain height, my adversaries will entirely shift.

Initially, I thought I could handle it, because in the past, I could always clearly see where my enemies were.

But now, I’m not feeling so confident!

I have to prepare for the worst-case scenario…”

Upon hearing this, Monica anxiously said, “It’s not as bad as you think, right?

We have sufficient influence in Congress…”

Joe Ga chuckled, shook his head, turned around to lie down, rested his head on Monica’s lap, looked at the now darkened sky, and said, “Who knows?

You don’t need to worry about these things. Our enemies have changed, but so have we.

I can afford to lose; our opponents, on the other hand, maybe not!”