Chapter 1018 1003. The Wind of the General (4/5)

Chapter 1018 1003. The Wind of the General (45)

Lancaster also rushed up, and he pushed a big man. As a result, the big man was very skilled. His body was covered in paint and was extremely slippery. Lancaster slipped his hand when he pushed, and the big man punched him. fell to the ground.

Wang Bo, who was protecting the veteran, saw it, and hurriedly rushed up and swept the big man.

This kind of chaotic battle depends on speed and strength, and he has the advantage in both aspects. The big man was kicked to the ground by his kick on the shoulder.

At this time, the police in charge of maintaining law and order came.

In fact, the police department is still very vigilant about such activities. When Wang Bo went to report, he saw Wellington's AOS special forces gathered and cruising around in a helicopter.

But they were cruising in vain, flying in the air and didn't realize that someone on the ground was planning to make trouble.

The police to maintain law and order did not do a good job. They shrunk their line of defense to the middle of the parade, because the British royal delegation and government officials were there.

This kind of loophole in public security is absolutely unimaginable in China, and a lot of people from the Ministry of Public Security must lose their hats if this kind of thing happens.

But in New Zealand, this is not worth making a fuss about. Wang Bo is a policeman himself, and he is very clear about the level of New Zealand's police.

Several police motorcycles roared their sirens and came to join the battle group. Together with the guarding police, a total of hundreds of people acted in time, and finally arrested these troublemakers.

A carp in Lancaster stood up stiffly. He looked back and frowned, and shouted at a police inspector: "Fuck! Why is everyone coming here? Guard the middle area! If this is a slap in the face, the middle area It's been breached now!"

Wang Bo looked back, and it was indeed the case. There were not many police forces in the middle of the parade, and the police probably rushed here in a swarm.

Seeing this, he couldn't help shaking his head, Mad New Zealand police are really amateurs.

However, the police cannot be blamed for this. There are not many large-scale violent attacks in New Zealand throughout the year. This aspect can be regarded as a paradise-like existence. Terrorist organizations have never paid attention to this area.

Especially festivals like Anzac Day. According to Wang Bo’s knowledge, this festival has been set up for 60 to 70 years. In 1967, the New Zealand Left Alliance launched an anti-war demonstration aimed at opposing the Vietnam War.

However, that demonstration did not take place in Wellington, but in Christchurch.

This time there was such a big mess, Wang Bo estimated that he was experiencing a historical event, and this accident will definitely become an international topic today and tomorrow.

Those who rushed out were all big white men. These people were as big and round as Maori. It took three or four policemen to hold down one of them. They resisted like bulls.

A big man broke free from the hands of the police, and he shouted at the veterans in the car: "Do you think this is an honor? Invasion of Turkey! You are the descendants of the invaders! Invaders! Shame! Shame! Shame!"

The police at the back door hurried up to stop him. Several veterans in the car were very confused, but one veteran had trembling lips, trembling hands, and his face was full of depression.

A policeman said to Wang Bo very dissatisfied, "Why didn't you stop him?"

Wang Bo said coldly: "See my identity clearly, I'm wearing a suit, and now I'm a politician!"

It's out of love for him to help, and it's his duty not to. Now that he's not a policeman, it's not his turn to do something like this.

The other big men were also yelling, and it was only at this time that Wang Bo saw the painted handwriting on their bodies. They wrote such words as 'cancellation of Anzac Day', 'disgraceful festival', 'bandits who invaded Turkey' and so on.

If the Second World War was the whole world's resistance against the tyranny of the Communist Party, the First World War was really an invasion war.

There was no justice or injustice in that war. It was a war in which European powers carved up colonies. The justice declared in history textbooks is written by the victors.

Lancaster took off his dirty suit and went up to comfort the veterans, one of them said dejectedly, "That bastard didn't talk nonsense, we are participating in a war of aggression."

The veterans in this car participated in the Vietnam War, which was indeed an unjust war.

After this incident happened, the parade was no longer festive. People talked a lot, and the atmosphere on the scene was a bit weird.

Wang Bo was about to return to his place, Lancaster held him back and smiled: "Hey buddy, you did a good job just now, I didn't expect you to hide your secrets."

Lao Wang smiled bitterly and said, "I wish I hadn't revealed anything. It's always frustrating when something like this happens."

What is even more frustrating is the veterans. The vehicles are mainly veterans of the Vietnam War. It has been more than 70 years since the end of World War II. The veterans who experienced that war are at least 90 years old. Not many people can live to this age.

As for WWI veterans? New Zealand died twenty years ago.

In these years, with the hot topic of anti-war, more and more New Zealanders began to reflect on the Vietnam War. This war had nothing to do with New Zealand, but it still cost the lives of more than 80 young soldiers.

Seeing the depression of the veterans, Lancaster walked up and said with a blank face: "Everyone! Everyone! Everyone! We were all soldiers, and the duty of a soldier is to obey orders! If the order is to let you go to war, then you Should go to war! As for the nature of the war, I'm sorry, if soldiers still have to think about this, why should politicians!"

Wang Bo coughed, paralyzing that he is now a politician.

However, Lancaster did have commanding power, and the encouragement was short and powerful. After listening to his words, the veterans somewhat improved their mood.

Governor Peake and Prime Minister Lawrence took it upon themselves to settle the matter, and the white men of Turkish origin were taken into police cars, and they were arrested for indecent charges.

Wang Bo has always believed that this kind of crime has Chinese characteristics.

The parade will continue, and Alexander and other top leaders of the Green Party and the Labor Party are already plotting to question the ruling party.

"Look, the National Party is going to be embarrassed this time." Alexander sneered.

Wang Bo turned his head to look at the parade camp of the National Party, where the backbone of the party really looked ugly.

The procession entered the cemetery, the howitzers on both sides were pushed out, and the condolences began.

Princess Eugenie expressed her gratitude to the New Zealand martyrs on behalf of the British royal family. After all, they supported their government in previous wars such as the two world wars and the Vietnam War.

But the public didn't buy it. On very serious occasions, some people booed, and some people gave Princess Eugenie the middle finger below.

This is an uncontrollable factor, and the princess and senior New Zealand officials can only ignore it.

New Zealanders have come to express their opposition to commemorative events and some large-scale events where the British royal family is present every year, and they are no strangers to this.