Twenty Seven Years Chapter 268

  Chapter 268 Big Event

  On the dinner table are some of Pruman's special delicacies, such as firm and delicious pork knuckles, apple crisps that are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and sweet and crunchy pancakes.

  Boin, Verac, Keating, Winston, Lynn, and the backbone of several sub-stations gathered at a table and enjoyed it together.

Because Boyne and others communicated with Winston in Welland, Lynn and the cadres of the substation communicated with Winston in Pruman, and Boyne and others communicated with Lynn and others in I speak Bressi, so various languages ​​are intertwined at the table while eating, and it is a bit confusing. Fortunately, everyone can basically express themselves clearly and understand each other's thoughts with those who need it.

"When Lynn translates the class theory into the Bresci version, we will set off back to Lezein. There are countless comrades waiting for you, waiting for the correct answer." Boyne couldn't wait to take Winston to the hospital. When I go back, I can't wait to study "The Theory of Classes".

"Are you short on time? If you are in a hurry, we can leave immediately. Anyway, you can also speak Welland, and I will make a copy of Welland first on the way." Winston heard that Boyin was about to go back when he found himself. , thought it was something important.

   Boyin smiled and shook his head, wiped his mouth with a napkin: "There is no rush, the situation over there has stabilized. It's just that we came here specially to find you, and it doesn't make much sense to find you and stay here for too long."

  Lin En joked: "When you went to Dunman, you helped the sub-station over there to develop vigorously and open up the situation. When you come to us, you come and go in a hurry."

  Boyin heard that Lynn was not serious about complaining, so he grinned at him and said, "You should hurry up and translate the class theory before you talk about anything else."

   "Don't worry, we promise to complete the task with the fastest speed and quality." Lynn saluted Boyin.

   Seeing this, Veraker, Keating and others all smiled.

   Winston felt the atmosphere, and thought that such a group of people who were far-sighted but down-to-earth would be his most trustworthy comrades in the future.

   "There is no shortage of bilingual comrades in the sub-station who can speak Brecy and Pullman, but no matter how fast the translation is, it will take a few days. What do we do these days?" Keating asked.

   Everyone knows that communicating with Winston is indispensable these days, but Keating obviously didn't ask this.

  Because Winston will stay with them from now on, and they can talk anytime. He refers to what kind of help can be provided for Pruman's sub-stations, so that their development can be accelerated, and a solid foundation can be laid for future larger careers and activities.

Boyin understood what Keating meant, and after a moment of pondering, he said, "Indeed, a few days are just a few days, and we should do what we can. Lynn, we are mainly busy with Winston's affairs after we come here, and we haven't had time to talk to you yet." Take a closer look at the situation of the sub-station, have you encountered any problems in the current operation here?"

"Pluman's situation is relatively simple, so it is not conducive to our development." Lynn's brows stretched a little, and he said in a deep voice, "We paid a heavy sacrifice in Laizein relying on the cover of the World Expo It opened up the situation. Not only did Pluman not attract attention with similar things, but he also became very vigilant against us. We want to organize people to do something, and want to spread the theory of equality and class, and it is easy to be traced.”

   "So the development of the substation is almost equivalent to stagnation?" Boyne put down the tableware.

   "...It can be said so, so during this period of time we can only use our main strength to find Comrade Winston." Lynn said.

Verak chewed and swallowed the food in his mouth: "This is a problem. On the one hand, the Pruman government values ​​us and has enough energy; Since the biggest advantages of Yinli are gone, it will be difficult to replicate the success of Laizein and the Old South Treaty in accordance with the previous model.”

"Yes." Lynn agreed with Veraker's conclusion, "We are not strong enough, and the enemy is too strong. In addition to looking for Comrade Winston, we also considered that it would be too difficult to develop in Pluman's capital Maiden. The substation is set in Hanniton."

"Temporary avoidance is indeed the best choice at the moment." Boyne has no objection to Lynn's approach, "The national conditions of each country are different, and our simple way of infecting and mobilizing the masses is difficult to work everywhere. Comrade Winston pointed out today that we applied Lezein's tactics in the old South Treaty. Although we succeeded, such success was a fluke. If you act rashly after working out a solution that fits the local conditions, then you are very likely to usher in a disastrous failure."

  As a Pluman, Winston could not understand what they were communicating in Bresci, so he had to slowly listen to Keating who was sitting next to him translate in a low voice.

"However, Pruman's problem and our predicament are not as bad as everyone thinks. After all, we have been here for several months. If we really get nothing and waste so many resources provided by the organization, we will really be ashamed to see you Already." Lynn changed the subject, "After several meetings and discussions with the cadres of our sub-station, we decided to abandon the development route of expanding our strength in big cities to gain support, and turned to the back exposed under Pullman's strict defense, that is, among farmers."

   "Tell me in detail." Boin thought that the sub-station really had nothing to do, but unexpectedly, Lynn already had a preliminary countermeasure.

"That's right." Lynn cleared his throat and explained their new thinking to everyone, "Our consistent thinking is that the power of the workers is very strong, and when we implement workers' strikes and marches in Laizein and Old South York, it will make the factories The Lords have suffered immeasurable losses. Coupled with the fact that the workers are close at hand and can directly mobilize to put pressure on each other and force them to compromise, this has become a necessary and crucial part of our struggle in the cities. But We are ignoring the power of the farmers and beyond the cities."

   Farmer.

  Outside the city.

   Several people's eyes lit up.

Lynn talked eloquently: "Pluman's primary industry is agriculture. Although the whole is undergoing rapid industrialization, the proportion of agriculture is still eye-catching, and its status will not be shaken in a short period of time. I believe that uniting the peasants who are exploited by the landlords and nobles We, the strength that will be unleashed in the end will definitely not be inferior to the solidarity workers. Moreover, we have neglected the peasants before, and what Pluman is guarding against is our actions against the cities and the workers, and we have hardly done anything about the peasants. Watch out, this is a great opportunity."

"In the villages and towns, the deterrence that the government can radiate is relatively limited, and the resistance we face is far less severe than in the cities. If we can first obtain the support of the farmers and lay a foundation outside the cities, then it will be easier to attack the cities in the end." It's relatively handy." Verak nodded slightly, feeling that the results of the meeting between Lynn and the cadres in the substation were worthy of recognition.

   "At the same time, this is a new attempt for us. We can explore other paths and other models for the Equality Association." Lynn glanced over one by one, looking forward to the attitudes and opinions of several people.

Keating was busy translating for Winston, and Boin took the lead in saying: "This is very good. We want to bring equality to all people, and it is too one-sided to only focus on the power of workers. Your groping just filled our blank , which enriches the tactics we can use in our struggle.”

"I agree with Boyne and Veraker." After translating for Winston, Keating continued, "Especially the sub-station has no constraints, and should dare to think and do it. This kind of groping for different national conditions, I think I think it is necessary to promote it to more places."

  Boyin let out a "huh".

After Winston understood it, he said his thoughts twice in Pluman and Welland so that everyone present could understand: "Whether it succeeds or not, the importance of this attempt is unparalleled. We have nothing, we have no way out, so we should look for different possibilities."

  Winston has been cultivating theory for too long, and he is eager to practice and test the results.

  Equality Council's brand new attempt in his country, in his view, is something that must be done. If it wasn't for Laizein's more important things, he would have stayed and worked with Lynn and the others.

   "This can be done."

Lynn and the comrades at the sub-station made full preparations for this plan, and Willack, Keating, and Winston, who played an important role in the Equality Association, also strongly supported it. I agreed with Lynn and the others, and gave Lynn a certain level of authority, and fully supported them in developing answers.

  After dinner, Lynn left with the cadres of the substation.

  The task of finding Winston was successfully completed, and they began to plan the next development and translation of "Class Theory" intensively.

  Boin, Verac, and Keating stayed in Winston's room, and they talked together about miscellaneous topics around "Theory of Equality" and "Theory of Class".

When Winston went on to eat, Lynn and the others explored new directions, and talked about some experiments he wanted to do in the future: "After arriving in Lezein, I want to try to open several cooperative factories and cooperatives to test whether my ideas are feasible. "

"The most indispensable thing for the Equality Association is practice. If this is indispensable, then we will do it sooner or later." Boyne could see Winston's eagerness after joining the Equality Association, but even if the Equality Association developed well in Brecy , and it is not yet possible to develop these things openly, so this matter has to be considered in the long run, and we will try again when conditions permit.

"...Well, the most important thing right now is that everyone has a basic understanding of my book, and I also have a basic understanding of the theory of equality." Winston realized that he was too anxious, "You guys have to have a basic understanding of the theory of equality first." When I found me, I have always acted very humble, but I am very confident that my theory is the truth-although I have always believed in this, but I still have to let more people either agree with it, or find out the problem, and then go Do things."

   "That's right." Boyin nodded.

Verak felt the same way: "I understand Comrade Winston's feelings. He has fought alone for too long, and he has constructed countless times the appearance of the new world in his mind, and wants to put it into practice in reality immediately. But the more we come to this time, the more we It's about staying calm and getting things done steadily and unstoppably.”

"You're right, there's no need to rush this." Winston calmed down, "In the next few days, I will carefully read the Equality Theory and the Women's Manifesto, and then I will learn more about the many struggles, big and small, of the Equality Society. details."

"it is good."

   "Comrade Winston, please tell us your views on how to change the world and what the world should be like."

"This afternoon I mentioned private ownership, the capitalist system that defends capitalists against us proletariat. I think we want to create a new world. The first thing we need to do is to abolish private ownership and wage labor, thereby eliminating classes and classes difference. In the future society, property should be shared, there will be no class distinction, no opposition between rich and poor. We have nothing, but we have everything..."

The four chatted until late at night. Boin, Verack, and Keating didn't have much rest after a day of travel, so they all returned to their respective rooms to sleep. Winston, who found the organization, was not at all sleepy. Read "On Equality" and "Women's Declaration".

  Next day, April 2nd

Everyone had breakfast together. At the dinner table, Winston was full of praise for the "Women's Declaration". He said that such a work would be an important symbol of human beings moving towards true civilization, because the higher the degree of women's liberation, the more restricted they will be. The less oppression, it means that this society is a liberated and free society.

  He also wrote his opinion on the title page of the book: The degree of women's liberation is the natural standard for measuring general liberation.

   After dinner, Lin En divided the people at the sub-station into two groups, preparing to turn to rural development along the way, and translating "Class Theory" all the way.

   Winston, Boyne, Veraker, and Keating continued to imagine the future world after talking far from last night.

  They chatted so much that they forgot to sleep and eat. Members of the Equality Society substation who passed by Winston's room could always hear the excited shouts and fierce arguments of several people inside.

Before dinner, the people who should have waited until Lynn and the others had translated "The Theory of Classes" before heading back to Blaise, got a piece of important news. rush to.

  Bressi, who has been keeping a low profile for three months since the Equality Council finished attacking the government building, once again had a big event that shocked everyone:

The long-planned President of the Republic of Bressis, Louis François, staged a coup on the afternoon of April 2, dissolved the National Assembly without constitutional authorization, and later promulgated a new constitution to strengthen the presidential power, depriving Parliament of its legislative power.

  In addition, according to the information detected by the intelligence department of the Equality Association, the coup d'état to expand power is only the first step of Louis Francois' plan. His real purpose is to restore the monarchy and become the emperor of the New Brexi Empire.

   The fourth volume, the end of the first stage.

  (end of this chapter)

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