After nearly seven months of consolidation and maintenance of order, the autonomous prefecture that had been boiling with grievances began to stabilize, except for a small number of vested interests who were not satisfied with the fact that after the reform of their own rights and interests disappeared, the masses of the people found that their rights were not reduced with the union state became an autonomous prefecture, because of the further relaxation of the economic environment, and even their social welfare insurance was better than before. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

After the "candy" in the financial welfare expenditure was distributed to the obedient people of the autonomous prefecture, the original potential uneasiness began to slowly dissipate under the double blow of sugar-coated and cannonballs, of course, all the candy was not obtained for free, and the government's hidden tricks and tricks in taxation made up for the lack of welfare expenditure. The Soviet Union was only kind to the people who worked honorably, and never used welfare to feed a group of damned moths.

Of course, the Western countries, led by the United States, have very strong opinions on the reform of the Soviet Union member states, although they have nothing to do with it themselves. But how can a man with an aura of freedom let go of the attack on the policies of the socialist state? Soon, a series of headlines such as "no human rights", "behavior comparable to the Nazis", and "only deepened the distrust of the member countries towards the Soviet Union" began to be blessed on the Soviet Union. And Yanayev just laughed and accepted all the slander and criticism. The polar bear retracted its claws not because he had become timid, but because he was preparing for the next attack.

Only on the matter of the Great Siberian Migration did the United States and the Soviet Union maintain a consistent pace, arguing that the "peace-loving" people should indeed migrate to Siberia for isolation. Some congressmen even said in a cryptic tone in private, "Thank God, if the empty city built by the Soviets in the Arctic Circle had not been heated, I would have thought it would be the only time they did it right." ”

Of course, as he said, Yanayev did not install a winter heating system in that city, imagine how many people can survive a winter in the atmosphere of the Arctic Circle in the atmosphere of tens of degrees below zero. Since we cannot decide your life and death openly, then at least let you feel the cruelty of nature.

Of course, the countries that reacted the most to the transformation of the Soviet Union into autonomous states were not the United States. Not Turkey or even a member of NATO, but the Republic of Poland. President Walesa of the Republic of Poland was so angry at what the Soviet Union had done that he even declared in public on more than one occasion that the political changes in Eastern Europe did not really bring peace and hope. The threat of socialism still loomed over them, and the Kremlin demon tried every means to pull them into the Iron Curtain.

Yanayev replied, "It's a typical persecuted paranoia, and if the Polish president wants to, I can invite him to the psychiatric hospital in Kazan to catch up with the past." We will reopen the abandoned psychiatric hospital for him, and we will rehire the original doctors. ”

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"Poland once had a Prometheus plan, which was ready to instigate the pineapple three countries, Belarus, Ukraine, and the Caucasus countries to all free themselves from Moscow's rule and form a buffer zone for Poland. It's just a pity that this ambitious plan was on a different timeline and was not completed by Comrade Gotu until 99. The second is called the Intermaritime Federation, which wants the countries of Central and Eastern Europe to rally closely around Poland. But I don't think this plan will ever be completed. ”

When Yanayev saw Walesa's ridiculous remarks, he commented like a joke or two, "Pingduzhen Lu Da**, do you think you really have this opportunity to realize Poland's fantasy of unifying Europe?" ”

Yanayev did not use the word dream, and unrealistic fantasies were already exalting Poland. He also couldn't understand why there were always such self-conscious countries that thought they could become a regional power, like Polish President Walesa's goal, to re-establish Poland's historical status as an Eastern European power and to achieve the great rejuvenation of the Polish nation. Of course, the road has been very bumpy, and the institutional transformation has created a situation where conservatives and radicals coexist. Some people stressed that Poland's unsuccessful reforms should be stopped and returned to the best system, while the radicals believed that perfect marketization should be achieved with a more radical attitude.

At this moment, there was a knock on the door of the president's office, and Yanayev whispered a word of please come in. Pavlov walked in in a hurry, holding a copy of the information from the Intelligence Bureau. Pavlov walked in without stopping, reporting directly to Yanayev, and said in a somewhat helpless tone, "It is said that Poland is moving troops on the border and conducting dangerous live-fire exercises. And the imaginary enemy of the armored forces is still us, supposedly in response to the maneuvers that the USSR may attack at any time. I think it is necessary to inform you about this news. ”

After listening to the prime minister's story, Yanayev nodded very indifferently, a country with a total military strength that may not be as large as a military region of the Soviet Union actually took the lead in standing up to provoke a polar bear that did not use its claws.

Pavlov put the intelligence on his desk and said as if to himself, "I don't understand why Walesa, who was friendly to the Soviet Union from '99 to '994, changed his position this time and sided with the anti-Soviet side." ”

"Probably because he saw that his political career was coming to an end, he was trying to regain the votes of the people with the help of the anti-Soviet wave that had just emerged. Western politicians are like this, in order to consolidate their rights, they will always say some duplicity and do something against their will. For example, when the economy is in trouble, the defense budget is drastically reduced, but the high-cost social welfare system is ignored, and they will be crushed by their own parasites. ”

Former Alexander Kwasniewski has pledged to further implement the separation of administration and religion, a point that is more appealing than Walesa's broadly empty slogans. And Walesa, who has a close relationship with the church, and can even say that he relied on the church to make his fortune, has become the target of public criticism. In short, this short-lived founder in Polish history wanted to preserve his position and power in any way he could.

"Does Poland think that if it does this, it will be able to take Ukraine? Even Turkey does not have the ability to argue with us, and does Poland, which has just emerged from the shadow of the Soviet Union, think that it already has the courage to call out a superpower? Now they are not in the days of the Argiello. Yanayev couldn't figure out why there were always countries that liked to provoke characters they shouldn't provoke and end up being carved up, such as Poland, which was partitioned by the Soviet Union during World War II.

"But what Poland is doing on the border, we must always say." Another meaning of Pavlov is that everyone has chosen to demonstrate, and the Soviet Union should cooperate with it, otherwise others will really think that the Soviet Union is afraid of Poland.

"Does Poland think that if it does this, it will be able to take Ukraine? Even Turkey does not have the ability to argue with us, and does Poland, which has just emerged from the shadow of the Soviet Union, think that it already has the courage to call out a superpower? Now they are not in the days of the Argiello. Yanayev couldn't figure out why there were always countries that liked to provoke characters they shouldn't provoke and end up being carved up, such as Poland, which was partitioned by the Soviet Union during World War II.

"But what Poland is doing on the border, we must always say." Another meaning of Pavlov is that everyone has chosen to demonstrate, and the Soviet Union should cooperate with it, otherwise others will really think that the Soviet Union is afraid of Poland.

"Does Poland think that if it does this, it will be able to take Ukraine? Even Turkey does not have the ability to argue with us, and does Poland, which has just emerged from the shadow of the Soviet Union, think that it already has the courage to call out a superpower? Now they are not in the days of the Argiello. Yanayev couldn't figure out why there were always countries that liked to provoke characters they shouldn't provoke and end up being carved up, such as Poland, which was partitioned by the Soviet Union during World War II.

"But what Poland is doing on the border, we must always say." Another meaning of Pavlov is that everyone has chosen to demonstrate, and the Soviet Union should cooperate with it, otherwise others will really think that the Soviet Union is afraid of Poland.

"Does Poland think that if it does this, it will be able to take Ukraine? Even Turkey does not have the ability to argue with us, and does Poland, which has just emerged from the shadow of the Soviet Union, think that it already has the courage to call out a superpower? Now they are not in the days of the Argiello. Yanayev couldn't figure out why there were always countries that liked to provoke characters they shouldn't provoke and end up being carved up, such as Poland, which was partitioned by the Soviet Union during World War II.

"But what Poland is doing on the border, we must always say." Another meaning of Pavlov is that everyone has chosen to demonstrate, and the Soviet Union should cooperate with it, otherwise others really think that the Soviet Union is afraid of Poland. Indeed, even Yanayev can imagine that Walesa should be in a state of dire straits, as his main opponent, the leader of the democratic left, former leader of the democratic left, Alexander Kwasniewski, has pledged to further implement the separation of administration and religion, a view that is more appealing than Walesa's broadly empty slogans. And Walesa, who has a close relationship with the church, and can even say that he relied on the church to make his fortune, has become the target of public criticism. In short, this short-lived founder in Polish history tried to preserve his position and power in any way he could. Indeed, even Yanayev can imagine that Walesa should be in a state of dire straits, as his main opponent, the leader of the democratic left, former leader of the democratic left, Alexander Kwasniewski, has pledged to further implement the separation of administration and religion, a view that is more appealing than Walesa's broadly empty slogans. And Walesa, who has a close relationship with the church, and can even say that he relied on the church to make his fortune, has become the target of public criticism. In short, this short-lived founder in Polish history wanted to preserve his position and power in any way he could.

"Does Poland think that if it does this, it will be able to take Ukraine? Even Turkey does not have the ability to argue with us, and does Poland, which has just emerged from the shadow of the Soviet Union, think that it already has the courage to call out a superpower? Now they are not in the days of the Argiello. Yanayev couldn't figure out why there were always countries that liked to provoke characters they shouldn't provoke and end up being carved up, such as Poland, which was partitioned by the Soviet Union during World War II.

"But what Poland is doing on the border, we must always say." Another meaning of Pavlov is that everyone has chosen to demonstrate, and the Soviet Union should cooperate with it, otherwise others will really think that the Soviet Union is afraid of Poland.

"Does Poland think that if it does this, it will be able to take Ukraine? Even Turkey does not have the ability to argue with us, and does Poland, which has just emerged from the shadow of the Soviet Union, think that it already has the courage to call out a superpower? Now they are not in the days of the Argiello. Yanayev couldn't figure out why there were always countries that liked to provoke characters they shouldn't provoke and end up being carved up, such as Poland, which was partitioned by the Soviet Union during World War II.

"But what Poland is doing on the border, we must always say." Another meaning of Pavlov is that everyone has chosen to demonstrate, and the Soviet Union should cooperate with it, otherwise others will really think that the Soviet Union is afraid of Poland.

"That's right in the hands of the Polish president. When Turkey provokes us, the USSR can demonstrate. When the United States invaded us, the Soviet Union could also demonstrate. Only when Poland provoked us, the Soviet Union did not need to make any counterattacks, did Prime Minister Pavlov think that a show of force with a psychotic was something to brag about? Yanayev asked rhetorically with a smile, saying that it was indeed the best humiliation to ignore Poland.

"The snub of them is the best provocation, and I do not believe that Poland, whose pride is above all else, will endure our silent humiliation." (To be continued.) )