If this is the case, it will not necessarily displease Kevin Trivecon, who came to get the trouble, because the Johannesburg Police Department is notoriously excessive in this regard, and this differential treatment caused an uproar a long time ago, and finally it was not resolved.

What really upset Kevin Trivekang was when he arrived at the police station to find some Liberal propagandists playing soccer with the police station white team.

The Johannesburg Police Department's football team is now also famous, and during the Transvaal Republic, the Johannesburgers' favourite sport was horse racing, which has now replaced horse racing as Johannesburg's favourite sport.

As for the police department's football team, every weekend, the police station football team holds a football match on the police station's sports field.

At first, only police officers and their families came to watch the games, but when more and more people watched the games, the police department simply renovated the sports field, separating the police station from the sports field, and opened the sports field on weekends, so that anyone could watch the games at will.

So every weekend, the stadium is very lively, not only the police station, but also several units of the city government have organized football teams, and they are very happy with each other.

Kevin Trevekang knew that football was very popular in Johannesburg, but the Liberal Party members who were supposed to be in detention played football with the prison guards, much to Kevin Trevecon's unacceptability in any way.

"No, you read it wrong, those Liberals who play football are not involved in the brawl, those police officers are also on break, they can spend their time freely, and no one has the right to interfere." Harry Spencer patiently explained that he, the police chief, did not come to work for a long time, and occasionally encountered this kind of thing when he went to work, he must have seen a black cat on the way out.

"Mr. Director, our Chairman Arnold and Vice Chairman Henry are very angry about the unfair treatment of our National Party members, and your police department must give an account to our National Party!" Kevin Trevecon felt that Harry Spencer was just perfunctory, because Harry Spencer didn't investigate at all, and didn't even ask.

"Give your National Party an explanation?" Harry Spencer was surprised, Kevin Trivecom didn't seem to figure it out, thinking about Kevin Trivecon's words carefully, Harry Spencer suddenly became angry: "What do you want to say?" Do you want to tell me that your Chairman Arnold and Vice Chairman Henry both have a Baroness Daddy? Get out of here with me, disappear from my office at once, and have your Chairman Arnold and Vice Chairman Henry come and explain to me what you mean! ”

Kevin Trivecom shouldn't know that Harry Spencer has a huge background, and Roque has to retreat to Harry Spencer, Arnold and Henry?

I'm sorry, but these two people don't even show their faces, which is already very revealing.

Kevin Trivekang was kicked out of the police station before he could figure out the situation, and it was only then that Kevin Trivekang noticed Harry Spencer's last name.

On the same day, Kevin Trivekang returned to Pretoria to take charge of Pretoria's propaganda work.

After the events subsided, Johannesburg's propaganda war entered a new phase.

What was supposed to be a tense propaganda war was a scene of harmony and joy, and the National Party functionaries no longer dared to point fingers at the Liberal Party functionaries, and in many cases even bent their minds to meet them.

The propagandists of the Liberal Party and the propagandists of the National Party will also take the initiative to communicate with each other when they have nothing to do.

Even the benefits offered by the Liberal Party to propagandists are sometimes touched upon by the propagandists of the National Party.

The role of money is really reflected in every way, the Liberal propagandists go to the streets, the party provides drinking water, wage subsidies, and two working meals a day.

The propagandists of the National Party have nothing, except for the most basic salary, they don't have to think about subsidies, they have working meals, but the quality of the people who hear it is sad and those who see it cry, and even drinking water, the solution of the National Party is a kettle per person, and if you want to drink water, you can find it yourself.

On June 25, the propaganda work of the National Party basically no longer played any role, and no one wanted to join the National Party, not to mention that even the National Party's propaganda staff members had run away, and they were all attracted by the high welfare of the Liberal Party, so they voluntarily quit the National Party and voluntarily joined the Liberal Party.

This situation may have been unexpected by Arnold.

Anyway, when Roque and Phyllis went to Philip's house for dinner as usual, Arnold's expression became more and more ugly every time.

When Roque and Phyllis ate at Philip's house, the main topic at the table was health and parenting, and several men rarely expressed their opinions, most of the time, the atmosphere at the table was regulated by Phyllis and Owen's wife Karina, and Arnold's wife Lena rarely spoke.

One day in July, Arnold finally couldn't resist bringing up the topic of election at the dinner table.

"Owen, I hope you can expel those former members of the National Party, their influence is very bad and will destroy the tacit understanding between our two parties." Arnold's suggestion surprised both Roque and Irving.

When Arnold had just returned to Johannesburg, he followed Owen to the Liberal Party headquarters under the banner of learning experience, and seduced more than 100 Liberal Party members from the Liberal Party.

According to this logic, now that there are members of the National Party who have quit the party and joined the Liberal Party, Arnold has no position to say such things at all.

Probably this kind of person's brain circuit is more strange.

Roque can now finally confirm that Arnold is still the same Arnold as before, and he hasn't changed at all, and probably the whole world should revolve around Arnold.

Owen didn't talk much nonsense, just said lightly: "I don't know what's going on yet, let's wait until I understand it first." ”

Replace someone else, and the matter will pass, but Arnold refuses to give up.

"Don't you know what's going on? I'll tell you what's going on—" Arnold chattered and said the whole thing.

"Isn't there someone who instigated them to join the Liberal Party, this is their own choice, and there were also people who left the Liberal Party to join the National Party, didn't your National Party also accept it?" Owen has been the leader of the party for so long, and of course he is not easy to bully.

"Owen, you really shouldn't care about that, you Liberal Party has 100,000 members, and the National Party has less than 1,000 members—" Arnold's reason was speechless.

Am I weak and reasonable?

No, according to the law of the jungle at this time, the weak should be beaten!

"Wow, the Liberal Party now has 100,000 members?" Even Philip was surprised.

"100,000 party members are right, but not all party members have the right to vote, the Liberal Party now has female members, Phyllis and Karina, we will also try our best to fight for women's rights, for example, because of the shortage of labor, many factories now use a large number of female employees, but their salaries and male employees have a large gap, and after the election, we will formulate relevant regulations to urge factories to increase the salaries of female employees, even if it is not at the same level as male employees, the gap cannot be too large." Owen is becoming more and more politically mature and acting like a qualified politician, much to Philip's old relief.

For a long time, of Philip's three sons and one daughter, Philip was most worried about Owen.

Arnold, needless to say, has a knighthood to inherit.

Henry now also has a knighthood and has a lot of assets under his name, and Phyllis is now also a "baroness", and he also has many assets in his name, only Owen, who not only has no property in his name, but also has no title to inherit, and even his work has to rely on Philip to solve it.

After coming to Johannesburg, Owen changed a lot, first starting the Liberal Party with Roque, then running a business with Roque, and now serving as the chairman of the Election Committee, and after the general election, Owen's status will be further enhanced.

"In our Johannesburg area, the wool mills that use the most women are the ones who use women," Karina joked as she looked at Phyllis.

Phyllis was confused.

Roque was a little speechless, the wool mill was in Phyllis's name, and Roque was sure that Phyllis must have forgotten about it.

Sure enough, after Phyllis was reminded by Karina, her expression was indeed very surprised: "I-I'm the owner of a wool mill?" ”

"Yes, Lady Nyasaland, I'm sorry I didn't get your permission to give you the wool mill." Roque mended the knife, the wool mill was actually losing money when it was first founded, and now of course it has begun to make a profit, and the profit is quite a lot every month.

The manager of the wool mill would report to Roque every month on the state of the business, and then deposit the profits into the RAND Bank account, which Phyllis estimated did not know how much money was in the account, and neither did Roque.

"Well, don't worry about that, I'll give my employees a raise when I get back!" Phyllis swears that this is also a person who sees money as dung and has little concept of money.

"I said, shouldn't we go back to the issue of party members?" Arnold's voice was a little louder.

"Arnold, you are the chairman of the National Party, and if the National Party loses members, you should find problems in yourself, instead of blindly demanding others." Philip finally said a fair word, for him, the palms and backs of his hands were full of meat, and now Philip must be regretting that he should not have let Arnold come back in the first place.

But the old man's mood is understandable, Roque and Owen are understandable.

It's a pity that sometimes I would have turned my heart to the bright moon, but the bright moon shines on the ditch.

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