EBE Chapter 650 The choice is no longer in your hands. You have to do this even if you don’t want to.
Chapter 650 The choice is no longer in your hands. You have to do this even if you don’t want to.
He usually eats two big bowls of rice, but today he can't even eat half a bowl of rice.
This is really curious.
Xiao Ya thought that he was the protector of her group, so she asked with concern, "Are you sick?"
Minamizō Akiko glanced at Hase Kiyoshi and said, "If you're sick, go see a doctor. Don't delay."
I'm not sick at all. I was just scared by you two.
"I'm not sick." Hasegawa Kiyoshi took a bite of his rice bowl and put it down, still unable to swallow. "I feel uneasy if you don't want anything."
"You won't be able to live a good life if I don't take your things." Minamizō Akiko felt that Hase Kiyoshi was seriously ill.
If he accepted their things, he would feel heartbroken; if he didn't want their things, he would feel uncomfortable.
"Really, I don't want to. I don't have any backup plan." Xiao Ya finally understood what Hasegawa Qing meant. He was worried that she had a backup plan.
"Why?" Hase Kiyoshi couldn't understand. After all, this required them to talk to the 11th Army and occupy Changsha later.
Once the army occupies Changsha, it is possible that the army will make trouble again and change the plan.
"We will not delay the army's plan to occupy Changsha. After all, cooperation requires integrity. This is the first point. Secondly, the time Changsha allows them to occupy Changsha will not affect your decision this time."
Hasegawa Kiyoshi leaned back in his chair, somewhat confused. "Then tell me more specifically. Those involved are often confused, while those who are on the sidelines can see things more clearly. I'm in the middle of the situation now, and my judgment and control of some things are not as precise as yours."
"Berlin has taken action. If you don't, the submarine technology import plan signed with you may fail. Also, Berlin can't be without agents in the Far East. If you don't take action, they will let the British know that you are instigating it. Even the plan to raid the Ardennes Forest will be sent to the desk of the other Prime Minister. So, you have no choice."
In this battle against Britain's Far East, you, the Tokyo Headquarters, must fight whether you want to or not.
The right to choose is no longer in your hands, so what is there to make a fuss about?
Instead of making a fuss, it would be better for the navy and the army to sit down and talk. The distribution of interests at that time will be more important than anything else.
"The choice is not in my hands. What do you mean by that?" Guderian took a sip of beer comfortably and looked at Zhou Weiguo who was sitting opposite him.
Just now, Zhou Weiguo told himself that he would have to give up the greatest credit for the victory of this war because he had no choice.
This made Guderian not understand that although this battle and the implementation of the plan were not entirely proposed by him, he also put a lot of effort into it.
It can be said that without his all-night deductions, there would be no today.
Why now, Zhou Weiguo told himself that the greatest credit did not lie in his hands?
"Let me put it this way. Between you and Goering, whose status is higher in the Führer's eyes?"
"Göring." Guderian didn't even have to think about it. The fat man was the Führer's confidant, and few people could compare to him.
"Yes, Goering's words are more effective than yours. If one day you can force the enemy into a small area and launch an all-out attack, you will eventually achieve a great victory. But at this time, do you think Goering will let go of this credit? He will definitely lobby the Führer to stop the attack. His air force will handle everything."
The Dunkirk evacuation. The infantry had already caught up and was about to force the hundreds of thousands of people to surrender, but at the critical moment, the Führer ordered the infantry to stop the attack and let the air force take action.
As a result, these hundreds of thousands of people quickly went to the other side with the support of thousands of ships. These hundreds of thousands of people finally formed a powerful main force, but caused a lot of trouble to Berlin.
This war is a war of reshuffle. No matter you are rich or poor, you will become a beggar if you win.
Beggars are good, beggars are the ones who compete in unity.
If everyone becomes a beggar, then it will depend on the unity of all countries.
When it comes to unity, Shancheng dares to say it is first, and no one dares to say it is second.
Zhou Weiguo didn't want to think about hundreds of thousands of people going there. If they did, Berlin's strength would be quickly consumed in the future. The longer Berlin fought with them, the more beneficial it would be for the mountain city.
The best fight is poorer than the mountain city.
Guderian turned the wine glass in his hand without saying anything.
"It seems you listened." Zhou Weiguo opened a bottle of beer and handed it over. "Göring could do it because that fat guy is a selfish person."
At this point, Zhou Weiguo paused for a moment before taking out a cigarette and lighting it. "If it were anyone else, I'd have gotten rid of him before I left, but not this guy. I can't get rid of him. If I did, your leader would definitely investigate. Besides, he's got his way in running the Air Force, and you need him."
"Zhou, what you said is right. So, in your opinion, what should I do?"
"Suggest that he be the commander-in-chief of this front. With this position, whether your army or his air force wins, the main credit will go to him, while your credit will be for eliminating the possibility of annihilation. Of course, all this is just my speculation, and I can't guarantee whether it will come true."
"You're right. For the future prosperity of the empire, I have to give in. After all, I'm not him. I can't be that selfish guy."
Guderian clinked his glasses with Zhou Weiguo and looked at him. "Do you think the Japanese will take action?"
"You are worried that if your allies do not take action, then the British will quickly draw resources from South Asia and rush over, and your navy may not be able to cope with it, but this is the case."
"Yes, although we have achieved a significant victory on land, our navy is still too weak. Once they withdraw their forces, we will not be able to compete with our resources."
"Don't worry, the Japanese army has been put on the spot by you. It is no longer up to them to decide whether to attack or not."
That's not true. Although I'm on the front line, I still have some understanding of the situation in Berlin.
The Empire's Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not make any request to the special envoys from Tokyo to take any action.
"You're wrong. This matter has anything to do with us." He thought for a moment and added, "We haven't submitted any documents asking them to attack. After all, a hasty pursuit could damage the dignity of the empire."
"You haven't submitted any documents to them for an attack, but you've forgotten that your allies are smart people. However, they're too smart, and when they're too smart, they tend to overthink things, don't they?"
Guderian understood, but he still said, "They are not that crazy."
"Oh, let me add that it doesn't matter whether they are crazy or not. It's enough if someone mentions them."
Who? Who is so capable? This mouth really has a mouth, secretly instigating.