Chapter 42: public opinion layout
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Inside the London Metropolitan Police Detention Unit.
Jérôme Bonaparte, who had been detained by the fat sheriff for nearly a week on charges of disturbing the peace, was half-lying in a cot in the detention center, flipping through a book called "Eradication of Poverty" in his hands. Next to it are other articles such as The Thought of Bonaparte.
These books and articles became the spiritual food of Jerome Bonaparte. During his week in detention, Jerome Bonaparte used to read these books, which incorporated all the thoughts of his cousin, Louis Napoleon. Wisdom" has a further understanding.
A member of the arrogant aristocracy of the 19th century, his cousin was among the first to realize that the French throne was closely related to the quality of life of the French people. The Keynesian specter that drove the economy saw the idea of using universal suffrage to overwhelm the French people, and the reverence for the Prussian service system.
It's just that I don't know why Louis Napoleon in history did not implement the idea of a three-level military service system like Prussia.
If the cousin can be like what he says in his book, with a population of 35 million, France can mobilize nearly 1.5 million troops to crush Prussia.
It's hard for Jerome to imagine how his cousin figured out these things in prison.
Perhaps only the word "genius" is the best evaluation for my cousin.
Jerome, who had been flipping through the pages for a long time, rubbed his dry eyes, only to hear the sound of the prison door opening from outside the door. Jerome raised his head and looked at the prison door. Pesini in a Schifflac dress and coat appeared in the detention center. In the room, beside him was a prison guard in a black uniform.
The prison guard nodded and bowed to Pessini that he could be called at any time if needed!
Persini nodded slightly, took out a gold coin from the capital and handed it to the prison guard. The prison guard who took the gold coin left the detention center cell with a smile on his face.
In the empty cell, only Jerome Bonaparte and Persini were left.
"Your Highness, where is your friend?" Pessini pointed to the empty cot opposite Jerome Bonaparte and asked.
"Mr. McGrath has been fished out! He is resting at home now!" Jerome Bonaparte flicked the dust in his hand and responded calmly to Pessini.
"His Royal Highness, then why are you still here? Aren't you going to return to France?" Persini looked at Jerome Bonaparte suspiciously. He didn't understand why Jerome Bonaparte sent himself to prison. What does the operation mean.
"Persini, I ask you? How is the situation outside now?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Persini as he got up and sat on the ground for push-ups.
"Those left-wing newspapers attacked the government of the United Kingdom like crazy, and they even attacked the government in the name of His Majesty!" Persini calmly responded to Jerome Bonaparte's inquiry.
"Then our goal has been achieved!" Jerome Bonaparte snapped his fingers and asked again: "Pesigny, let me ask you one more thing, what does France, especially Paris, think of the Ansa? "
"What else can you think? Of course it's hatred!" Pessini responded without hesitation.
If you want to say who in the whole of Europe hates the Ansa people the most, then the Gauls are at the top of the list.
From the Hundred Years' War to selling oneself to aid the United States, and then to the Anti-French War, the blood feud between the two nations of Ansar and Gaul can no longer be measured by the number of times. hatred in.
Not to mention that after the Industrial Revolution, the impact of the products of the United Kingdom on the local French industry has further aroused the hatred of the French industrial bourgeoisie towards the Anza nation.
From the top to the bottom, almost all the French are secretly and silently cursing the country on the other side of the strait.
"Think about whether the news of Bonaparte's successor being held in the detention center by the Ansars spread to France, would it arouse the sympathy of the French people for the Bonaparte family!" Jerome Bonaparte stroked With his lower jaw, he said briskly: "Of course we still need a few "enthusiastic" reporters to report in France. The content of the report is: Mr. Jerome Bonaparte, the upright, can't bear to see the tyrannical police of the United Kingdom oppressing gentlemen, so He helped and was eventually imprisoned in a cell! Then some gossip circulated on the streets of Paris: M. Jérôme Bonaparte helped because he spoke out to the workers!"
"This..." Pessini expressed surprise at Jerome Bonaparte's use of public opinion manipulation, but he still had some concerns: "Is this really not going to be discovered? In case anyone doubts..."
"Doubt?" Jerome Bonaparte engraved the word "truth" in simplified Chinese on the wall with his fingernails: "Pessini, is the so-called truth really that important? People will only believe what they say. What they are willing to believe, as for the truth or not, they are too lazy to delve into it! They will only believe that what they guess is the truth!"
Jerome Bonaparte in the information society of later generations has seen too many cases of spreading rumors~www.novelhall.com~ refuting rumors and breaking their legs.
The truth or falsehood of information is not a matter for the people to dig into. A ruling class that is good at leading public opinion is a qualified ruling class.
"And publish this letter in The Times!" Jerome Bonaparte handed the already written article to Pessini.
"This is..." Pessini took over the letter from Jerome Bonaparte. The content of the letter was: On behalf of myself and the Bonaparte family, I would like to express to the "Polaris" and "The Times of London"... Waiting for the newspapers to file lawsuits. Recently, the content of these newspapers is a distortion of Bonaparte's thinking and the emperor's thinking. The Bonaparte family has the right to file a lawsuit against the newspaper...
The core idea of the letter is to prohibit left-wing newspapers from attacking the government in the name of "Bonaparte", and at the same time apologize to the Bonaparte family.
"By the way, there is also a tactful apology to McGrath in my personal name! Of course, after this article is published. If McGrath asks, don't say anything!" Jerome Bonaparte Remind Pessini again.
"I see!" Pessini instantly understood Jerome Bonaparte's intentions. While showing goodwill to the United Kingdom, he did not forget to show his favor to the left-wing newspaper, so as not to become the target of public criticism.
"After this farce is over, we can leave and return to France!" Jerome Bonaparte sat down again and said, "Is there any latest news from France!"
"There is news from France that the Bonapartists in France have persuaded Lamartine that Lamartine will send a special envoy to discuss with you about His Majesty's return to China!"
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Inside the London Metropolitan Police Detention Unit.
Jérôme Bonaparte, who had been detained by the fat sheriff for nearly a week on charges of disturbing the peace, was half-lying in a cot in the detention center, flipping through a book called "Eradication of Poverty" in his hands. Next to it are other articles such as The Thought of Bonaparte.
These books and articles became the spiritual food of Jerome Bonaparte. During his week in detention, Jerome Bonaparte used to read these books, which incorporated all the thoughts of his cousin, Louis Napoleon. Wisdom" has a further understanding.
A member of the arrogant aristocracy of the 19th century, his cousin was among the first to realize that the French throne was closely related to the quality of life of the French people. The Keynesian specter that drove the economy saw the idea of using universal suffrage to overwhelm the French people, and the reverence for the Prussian service system.
It's just that I don't know why Louis Napoleon in history did not implement the idea of a three-level military service system like Prussia.
If the cousin can be like what he says in his book, with a population of 35 million, France can mobilize nearly 1.5 million troops to crush Prussia.
It's hard for Jerome to imagine how his cousin figured out these things in prison.
Perhaps only the word "genius" is the best evaluation for my cousin.
Jerome, who had been flipping through the pages for a long time, rubbed his dry eyes, only to hear the sound of the prison door opening from outside the door. Jerome raised his head and looked at the prison door. Pesini in a Schifflac dress and coat appeared in the detention center. In the room, beside him was a prison guard in a black uniform.
The prison guard nodded and bowed to Pessini that he could be called at any time if needed!
Persini nodded slightly, took out a gold coin from the capital and handed it to the prison guard. The prison guard who took the gold coin left the detention center cell with a smile on his face.
In the empty cell, only Jerome Bonaparte and Persini were left.
"Your Highness, where is your friend?" Pessini pointed to the empty cot opposite Jerome Bonaparte and asked.
"Mr. McGrath has been fished out! He is resting at home now!" Jerome Bonaparte flicked the dust in his hand and responded calmly to Pessini.
"His Royal Highness, then why are you still here? Aren't you going to return to France?" Persini looked at Jerome Bonaparte suspiciously. He didn't understand why Jerome Bonaparte sent himself to prison. What does the operation mean.
"Persini, I ask you? How is the situation outside now?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Persini as he got up and sat on the ground for push-ups.
"Those left-wing newspapers attacked the government of the United Kingdom like crazy, and they even attacked the government in the name of His Majesty!" Persini calmly responded to Jerome Bonaparte's inquiry.
"Then our goal has been achieved!" Jerome Bonaparte snapped his fingers and asked again: "Pesigny, let me ask you one more thing, what does France, especially Paris, think of the Ansa? "
"What else can you think? Of course it's hatred!" Pessini responded without hesitation.
If you want to say who in the whole of Europe hates the Ansa people the most, then the Gauls are at the top of the list.
From the Hundred Years' War to selling oneself to aid the United States, and then to the Anti-French War, the blood feud between the two nations of Ansar and Gaul can no longer be measured by the number of times. hatred in.
Not to mention that after the Industrial Revolution, the impact of the products of the United Kingdom on the local French industry has further aroused the hatred of the French industrial bourgeoisie towards the Anza nation.
From the top to the bottom, almost all the French are secretly and silently cursing the country on the other side of the strait.
"Think about whether the news of Bonaparte's successor being held in the detention center by the Ansars spread to France, would it arouse the sympathy of the French people for the Bonaparte family!" Jerome Bonaparte stroked With his lower jaw, he said briskly: "Of course we still need a few "enthusiastic" reporters to report in France. The content of the report is: Mr. Jerome Bonaparte, the upright, can't bear to see the tyrannical police of the United Kingdom oppressing gentlemen, so He helped and was eventually imprisoned in a cell! Then some gossip circulated on the streets of Paris: M. Jérôme Bonaparte helped because he spoke out to the workers!"
"This..." Pessini expressed surprise at Jerome Bonaparte's use of public opinion manipulation, but he still had some concerns: "Is this really not going to be discovered? In case anyone doubts..."
"Doubt?" Jerome Bonaparte engraved the word "truth" in simplified Chinese on the wall with his fingernails: "Pessini, is the so-called truth really that important? People will only believe what they say. What they are willing to believe, as for the truth or not, they are too lazy to delve into it! They will only believe that what they guess is the truth!"
Jerome Bonaparte in the information society of later generations has seen too many cases of spreading rumors~www.novelhall.com~ refuting rumors and breaking their legs.
The truth or falsehood of information is not a matter for the people to dig into. A ruling class that is good at leading public opinion is a qualified ruling class.
"And publish this letter in The Times!" Jerome Bonaparte handed the already written article to Pessini.
"This is..." Pessini took over the letter from Jerome Bonaparte. The content of the letter was: On behalf of myself and the Bonaparte family, I would like to express to the "Polaris" and "The Times of London"... Waiting for the newspapers to file lawsuits. Recently, the content of these newspapers is a distortion of Bonaparte's thinking and the emperor's thinking. The Bonaparte family has the right to file a lawsuit against the newspaper...
The core idea of the letter is to prohibit left-wing newspapers from attacking the government in the name of "Bonaparte", and at the same time apologize to the Bonaparte family.
"By the way, there is also a tactful apology to McGrath in my personal name! Of course, after this article is published. If McGrath asks, don't say anything!" Jerome Bonaparte Remind Pessini again.
"I see!" Pessini instantly understood Jerome Bonaparte's intentions. While showing goodwill to the United Kingdom, he did not forget to show his favor to the left-wing newspaper, so as not to become the target of public criticism.
"After this farce is over, we can leave and return to France!" Jerome Bonaparte sat down again and said, "Is there any latest news from France!"
"There is news from France that the Bonapartists in France have persuaded Lamartine that Lamartine will send a special envoy to discuss with you about His Majesty's return to China!"
Inside the London Metropolitan Police Detention Unit.Jrme Bonaparte, who had been detained by the fat sheriff for nearly a week on charges of disturbing the peace, was half-lying in a cot in the detention center, flipping through a book called "Eradication of Poverty" in his hands. Next to it are other articles such as The Thought of Bonaparte.These books and articles became the spiritual food of Jerome Bonaparte. During his week in detention, Jerome Bonaparte used to read these books, which incorporated all the thoughts of his cousin, Louis Napoleon. Wisdom" has a further understanding.A member of the arrogant aristocracy of the 19th century, his cousin was among the first to realize that the French throne was closely related to the quality of life of the French people. The Keynesian specter that drove the economy saw the idea of using universal suffrage to overwhelm the French people, and the reverence for the Prussian service system.It's just that I don't know why Louis Napoleon in history did not implement the idea of a three-level military service system like Prussia.If the cousin can be like what he says in his book, with a population of 35 million, France can mobilize nearly 1.5 million troops to crush Prussia.It's hard for Jerome to imagine how his cousin figured out these things in prison.Perhaps only the word "genius" is the best evaluation for my cousin.Jerome, who had been flipping through the pages for a long time, rubbed his dry eyes, only to hear the sound of the prison door opening from outside the door. Jerome raised his head and looked at the prison door. Pesini in a Schifflac dress and coat appeared in the detention center. In the room, beside him was a prison guard in a black uniform.The prison guard nodded and bowed to Pessini that he could be called at any time if needed!Persini nodded slightly, took out a gold coin from the capital and handed it to the prison guard. The prison guard who took the gold coin left the detention center cell with a smile on his face.In the empty cell, only Jerome Bonaparte and Persini were left."Your Highness, where is your friend?" Pessini pointed to the empty cot opposite Jerome Bonaparte and asked."Mr. McGrath has been fished out! He is resting at home now!" Jerome Bonaparte flicked the dust in his hand and responded calmly to Pessini."His Royal Highness, then why are you still here? Aren't you going to return to France?" Persini looked at Jerome Bonaparte suspiciously. He didn't understand why Jerome Bonaparte sent himself to prison. What does the operation mean."Persini, I ask you? How is the situation outside now?" Jerome Bonaparte asked Persini as he got up and sat on the ground for push-ups."Those left-wing newspapers attacked the government of the United Kingdom like crazy, and they even attacked the government in the name of His Majesty!" Persini calmly responded to Jerome Bonaparte's inquiry."Then our goal has been achieved!" Jerome Bonaparte snapped his fingers and asked again: "Pesigny, let me ask you one more thing, what does France, especially Paris, think of the Ansa? ""What else can you think? Of course it's hatred!" Pessini responded without hesitation.If you want to say who in the whole of Europe hates the Ansa people the most, then the Gauls are at the top of the list.From the Hundred Years' War to selling oneself to aid the United States, and then to the Anti-French War, the blood feud between the two nations of Ansar and Gaul can no longer be measured by the number of times. hatred in.Not to mention that after the Industrial Revolution, the impact of the products of the United Kingdom on the local French industry has further aroused the hatred of the French industrial bourgeoisie towards the Anza nation.From the top to the bottom, almost all the French are secretly and silently cursing the country on the other side of the strait."Think about whether the news of Bonaparte's successor being held in the detention center by the Ansars spread to France, would it arouse the sympathy of the French people for the Bonaparte family!" Jerome Bonaparte stroked With his lower jaw, he said briskly: "Of course we still need a few "enthusiastic" reporters to report in France. The content of the report is: Mr. Jerome Bonaparte, the upright, can't bear to see the tyrannical police of the United Kingdom oppressing gentlemen, so He helped and was eventually imprisoned in a cell! Then some gossip circulated on the streets of Paris: M. Jrme Bonaparte helped because he spoke out to the workers!""This..." Pessini expressed surprise at Jerome Bonaparte's use of public opinion manipulation, but he still had some concerns: "Is this really not going to be discovered? In case anyone doubts...""Doubt?" Jerome Bonaparte engraved the word "truth" in simplified Chinese on the wall with his fingernails: "Pessini, is the so-called truth really that important? People will only believe what they say. What they are willing to believe, as for the truth or not, they are too lazy to delve into it! They will only believe that what they guess is the truth!"Jerome Bonaparte in the information society of later generations has seen too many cases of spreading rumors~www.novelhall.com~ refuting rumors and breaking their legs.The truth or falsehood of information is not a matter for the people to dig into. A ruling class that is good at leading public opinion is a qualified ruling class."And publish this letter in The Times!" Jerome Bonaparte handed the already written article to Pessini."This is..." Pessini took over the letter from Jerome Bonaparte. The content of the letter was: On behalf of myself and the Bonaparte family, I would like to express to the "Polaris" and "The Times of London"... Waiting for the newspapers to file lawsuits. Recently, the content of these newspapers is a distortion of Bonaparte's thinking and the emperor's thinking. The Bonaparte family has the right to file a lawsuit against the newspaper...The core idea of the letter is to prohibit left-wing newspapers from attacking the government in the name of "Bonaparte", and at the same time apologize to the Bonaparte family."By the way, there is also a tactful apology to McGrath in my personal name! Of course, after this article is published. If McGrath asks, don't say anything!" Jerome Bonaparte Remind Pessini again."I see!" Pessini instantly understood Jerome Bonaparte's intentions. While showing goodwill to the United Kingdom, he did not forget to show his favor to the left-wing newspaper, so as not to become the target of public criticism."After this farce is over, we can leave and return to France!" Jerome Bonaparte sat down again and said, "Is there any latest news from France!""There is news from France that the Bonapartists in France have persuaded Lamartine that Lamartine will send a special envoy to discuss with you about His Majesty's return to China!"
