Chapter 1127 The Death of Roosevelt XII

At 4:30 pm on September 18, 1944, U.S. President Roosevelt did not know at this time that Boston and Cambridge were attacked by German cruise missiles. At this time, he was riding in a Cadillac bulletproof car with the visiting Mussolini, slowly walking along Pennsylvania Avenue towards the White House amidst the protests of the people along the way.

Caesar of the Roman Empire found that many of the people protesting against his visit were black. He was very surprised and asked the President of the United States: "Mr. President, why are there so many black people protesting? Don't they know that I am a truly willing person?" Fascist to help black brothers?”

Roosevelt glanced at Mussolini who had a puzzled expression on his face - he didn't know that in order to save the lives of countless black Americans, Mussolini once interceded with Hitler who was preparing to use atomic bombs to bomb the black areas inhabited by Americans - he was miserable. He smiled and replied: "They are all supporters of the Bolshevik Party and opposed to the armistice and the enslavement of black Africans."

"Slave black people?" Mussolini shook his head repeatedly, "Our fascist party is sincerely helping black people! Our East African provinces are now experiencing rapid economic growth, good social order, and the people's living standards have also been significantly improved. Living in Black brothers there also have the opportunity to receive European-style education, and the medical and health conditions have also improved greatly. Have newspapers and radio stations in the United States never introduced the prosperous situation in New Africa? "

There is some truth to what Caesar of the Roman Empire said about "New Africa". Unlike the British colonization, which was mainly about making money, the Roman Empire regarded the territories of East Africa and North Africa as its homeland. Of course, a large amount of investment and construction was required. It can be said that so far, the Roman Empire's "colonization" in the East African provinces has been a loss.

And the treatment of the black brothers living there is not bad. They are all third-class citizens of the great Roman Empire (first-class white, second-class green, third-class black)... The third-class black is actually not bad. The blacks in 1944 The status cannot be compared with that of 2014. Even black people in the United States are discriminated against.

Moreover, the third-class citizens of the Roman Empire were also citizens. In addition to not having the right to vote (the voting rights of the first-class citizens of the Roman Empire were also fake), they could not hold public office, they could not receive pensions and unemployment benefits, and they could not marry "first-class whites" , still has a lot of power.

For example, with the right to work, in theory every "third-class black" will get a job assigned by the government - either as a construction worker (there are countless projects to be built in Rome's East African provinces) or as a "first-class white" or "second-class white" If you want to work on a "green" farm, you can also apply for land from the government for farming...but you have to pay rent when applying for land.

Not only blacks had to pay rent and taxes when applying for land, but first-class whites and second-class greens also had to pay rent and taxes to the government when applying for land. In this regard, the first, second and third class citizens of Rome were completely equal!

The third-class black people in Rome still have the right to receive education! Now the Roman Empire is building primary schools in various East African provinces and preparing to implement free and compulsory education in East Africa according to European standards.

In addition, the third-class blacks also have the right to believe in God and pursue the truth.

The Universal Church (Roman Catholic Church) has also blossomed across East Africa along with European-style primary schools. Black children in East Africa must be baptized and believe in God as long as they enter school. At the same time, you must also abide by Catholic moral norms, such as studying hard, working hard, loving your family, etc.

As for truth... of course it is the universal truth of fascism that applies to everyone. The Roman National Fascist Party also entered East Africa together with churches and primary schools. Every little black person, like the white little citizens and MSL little citizens of Rome, must accept the influence of the truth of fascism from an early age and establish a human world that will establish fascism as soon as possible. The correct outlook on life and world view of working hard to achieve heaven.

In addition, the Roman third-class blacks living in East Africa will also receive a very safe, stable and pure social environment... This has not yet been fully achieved, but with the efforts of the responsible fascist police, the security of the East African provinces is improving. Good things develop.

In short, in Comrade Mussolini's opinion, the black brothers living in the East African provinces of the Roman Empire were far happier and full of hope than the black people living in the United States.

Looking at Mussolini with a grievance on his face, Roosevelt just smiled helplessly, shook his head and said: "Your Excellency Caesar, in fact, these black people don't really care about East Africa. What does the black people in East Africa have to do with them? They are just being The militants in the United States were bribed to come to Washington. The biggest obstacle to peace now is actually the militants in our country. They have no idea what a huge disaster the United States is facing!"

Roosevelt paused and said solemnly: "The current domestic situation in the United States is a bit like Germany in 1917 and Russia in 1916. Only truly far-sighted people realize that war will have serious consequences!"

Mussolini said: "But the situation in Germany is much better than that of Britain and France in 1917 and 1918. The war did not cause many casualties to Germany, and it also promoted the integration and expansion of industrial production. The situation of food supply It’s a little nervous, but it’s much better than it was in 1917 and 1918. There’s no need to imagine that the Germans are as war-weary as they were in 1917 and 1918.”

Although Germany had some advantages on the European battlefield in 1917 and 1918, it was still under a blockade by the British Navy and it was impossible to obtain raw materials and food supplies from all over the world. And now that Germany rules almost half of the world, supply will never be tight.

"But the problem now is that the American people have not felt pain because of the war." Roosevelt's tone was very painful and full of regret.

Although the United States is on the road to defeat, its sphere of influence and domestic economic prosperity are also unprecedented!

It can be said that the United States, like Germany, is now in its heyday.

“But the Germans have the atomic bomb!” Mussolini sighed, “And...according to reliable intelligence, the Germans are still developing long-range rocket weapons that can be used to carry atomic bombs.

In addition, according to reliable intelligence, the Germans are still preparing for a second atomic bomb explosion test. "

"Second atomic bomb explosion?" Roosevelt had not heard of this news, but he believed that Mussolini had not deceived him.

"Yes," Mussolini once again showed an exaggerated expression of worry, "it is said that the Germans are seeking a miniaturized atomic bomb."

This was information deliberately revealed to Rome by the German intelligence agency, in order to use Mussolini's mouth to tell the Americans this scary-sounding information.

"Mr. President," Mussolini said, "the United States had better achieve peace before Germany completes its second atomic bomb test, otherwise the cost will only be greater!"

"Then the price now is..."

"The United States withdraws its troops from Australia, New Zealand and the area south of the Panama Canal; the United States unilaterally returns the assets of the European Community countries in the United States; the United States abandons all debts to the European Community countries; the United States compensates the European Community 500 billion Euromarks; the United States' military Strength must be subject to some limitations.”

The conditions for peace remained essentially unchanged from before the Battle of Bermuda. But Roosevelt knew that the United States had little room for bargaining.

Before the Battle of Bermuda, paying 200 billion Euromarks and withdrawing US troops from Australia and New Zealand would probably be enough to buy peace.

But now, the compensation of 500 billion Euromarks is probably not a penny less, and the south of the Panama Canal must also be handed over.

"Your Excellency Caesar," Roosevelt said thoughtfully, "now I have seen the situation clearly and know that delay will not be beneficial to the United States." He pointed out the car window and pointed to the road lined with signs that read "America Will Not Surrender" and "Down with Nazis and Fascists" of protesting crowds.

"But they don't know it! So I need time to let most Americans understand the plight their country is in," Roosevelt said.

Mussolini nodded, "Mr. President, I will try my best to buy time for you and the United States." He said earnestly: "I think the American people in the future will definitely be grateful to us, because of our efforts, they Avoided a terrible disaster and allowed America to continue to exist as a great country."

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Under the protests of the militant people of the United States, the limousine in which Roosevelt and Mussolini finally arrived at their destination, the White House.

When the president entered the White House in a wheelchair and was pushed by Colonel Cotton, he immediately noticed the tense atmosphere. William Leahy, Ernest King, and Marshall were not supposed to greet Mussolini in the White House. Arnold and others all appeared in the hall in uniform. Moreover, each of them looked solemn, and it was clear at a glance that the American army had lost another battle.

Franklin Roosevelt had just invited Caesar of the Roman Empire into the guest room of the White House, and then returned to the Oval Office on the first floor. Presidential Chief of Staff William Leahy, Army Chief of Staff Marshall, Secretary of Naval Operations Ernest King, Army Arnold, Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force, as well as the Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Navy, the Secretary of State, and Roosevelt's confidant Hopkins, who is now the U.S. ambassador to Rome, were all already there anxiously waiting for the president to arrive.

"Gentlemen, what happened?" Roosevelt's face darkened.

"President," General Arnold, commander of the Army Air Forces, reported, "This afternoon, Boston and Cambridge were attacked by German missiles. A total of 18 missiles broke through the obstruction of fighter planes, anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft balloons and landed on Boston. and the urban areas of Cambridge, causing eight houses to collapse, more than 100 people were killed in the attack, and a large number of people were injured or buried..."