Even Li Changheng himself felt that just providing advice and experience in elections and politics for those East Coast guild leaders who wanted to participate in politics would be enough to smooth them over.

Not to mention, if the head of the Kenla Guild joins the group, these quasi-politicians will not be able to kneel and lick, but there will definitely be many people who are willing to submit their names.

As for the benefits of Li Changheng, as long as he agrees, it will be easy to get news sources on the west coast.

If there is something wrong, the local Chinese forces will help him solve it.

People who drive trucks in the United States have pistols and even shotguns in their cars all year round.

These guys don't worry about thieves or the police, because there are insurance companies in the event of an accident, and the police who can be hired by the guild are struggling.

The only worries are competitors and gangs.

To some extent, the legitimate truckers' association can be described as a gang with a legal license.

It really annoyed the guild, and even the flour sellers had to bow their heads.

Of course, the flour merchants are stronger in gun battles and vendettas, but no matter how ruthless and violent the flour merchants are, they dare to kill a few or a dozen people at most.

But tens of thousands or millions of truck drivers want to trouble a flour merchant to ensure that the sales of his flour in a certain state or even several states will drop sharply in the future.

And the flour merchants who can't make money will either be killed by their competitors or by their subordinates.

If the DEA, that is, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Guild join forces, even the Medellin and Carly Groups in South America will have to actively seek a way to reconcile.

As for the DEA wanting to get some credit, it only needs to exchange some information for benefits from time to time.

The third advantage is that with the help of Chinese Americans from New York and other four places to vote, the chances of re-election for Li Changheng's members are even greater.

In many cases, only 1% of the votes can determine the outcome of an election.

The voting enthusiasm of black uncles is often only about 30%, but that of Chinese Americans is less than half.

Don't look at 10% of Chinese Americans voting. It seems that the proportion is very small, but it is not so easy to achieve this.

Anyway, Li Changheng doesn't think he has this ability, or that a certain consortium in the United States has the ability to influence 10% of Chinese people to vote.

Of course, this also benefits Wan Zonghua and the people behind him, as well as the Chinese living in the United States.

Li Changheng only thought for less than a minute, and then nodded to Wan Zonghua.

"After returning to New York, I promise that Panda Restaurant and the companies under Citigroup will provide 1,000 jobs for Chinese Americans as your capital to influence the Chinese community on the East Coast.

But I must remind you that my identity and industry make it impossible for me to publicly stand up to help Chinese Americans.

Moreover, if there is trouble, I only ask you to be held accountable. "

Before long, the TV sales business that will start is destined to prevent Li Changheng from offending the major guilds in the transportation industry.

Otherwise, if the TV sales of middlemen are cut off, the guild will make things difficult for them in the early stage of development, and it will take more costs to develop.

This is a business involving hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars.

Li Changheng didn't think he could be so great that he would harm such great interests for the sake of the American Chinese.

Besides, more than half of the American Chinese in this era do not agree with the Celestial Dynasty.

Wan Zonghua probably got promises from many Chinese forces, so he nodded without thinking, "No problem, we Chinese are notoriously low-key and gentle, and we only care about how well our families are doing.

Otherwise, in the late 1960s and in recent years, most of the media in the United States would not describe us as a model ethnicity.

As long as they can make money safely, few Chinese will take the initiative to cause trouble. "

Li Changheng smiled and shook his head. This is absolutely true, and the Americans really made the Chinese a model ethnic group.

6. In the process of Uncle Hei fighting for his rights in the 1970s, the whole process was good and reasonable, but there was no shortage of blood and violence in the middle.

After all, rat droppings are everywhere.

Besides, when encountering the oppression and suppression of white skins, resistance will follow.

Of course, the white skins and the media don't really like Chinese Americans, the reason is nothing more than the fact that black uncles take to the streets too many times.

Since the payment was not much and the delivery was not small, Li Changheng certainly had no reason to refuse.

After shaking hands with Wan Zonghua, they reached an agreement and sent him outside the suite in person.

Then he ordered Arthur to cooperate with Lao Tu, the intelligence officer of the Death Squad.

Take Ninja in San Francisco and Los Angeles to hunt down the last few that slip through the cracks. Then get the families of these guys.

Things went dark and went straight to the airport.

Seven hours later, the private plane landed in New York, and Li Changheng immediately came to the Citigroup headquarters building.

The people at Citigroup, as well as their own lawyers and accountants, were ordered to sell all crude oil.

After a night of rest, the next morning at his manor, he first met with representatives of several major congressmen from New York and New Jersey.

While playing golf, I tested the attitude of these people towards Chinese.

It soon became apparent that these guys were politicians and only cared about their own interests and their votes.

Even New York Senator Noel Paled, in front of everyone, said indifferently, as long as he can get more votes.

Even if they cannot openly support the Chinese because of various scruples, they can provide two positions to the Chinese elite in their own team.

As for more jobs, we only need to secretly relax the review conditions for Chinese restaurants. New York alone will add at least a hundred Chinese restaurants every year.

And these restaurants will provide at least hundreds of jobs for Chinese.

Even if necessary, a slight relaxation in the immigration review, and only a few percentage points increase, would be enough to repay Wan Zonghua and the forces behind him.

Li Changheng only smiled after hearing this, because he already understood.

The few politicians around me, as well as the politicians in the other three states, don't care about the lives of Americans outside their constituencies at all.

As long as the benefits are sufficient, the United States can sell them.

After playing a round on the golf course with only par 6 holes in Long Island Manor.

Houghton Mitchell, a Senate senator from New Jersey, was in front of the others as he walked back to the estate.

Smiling and asking~lightnovelpub.net~Henry, I heard that Sean Hurst was rescued, and it only took a day and two nights. And the kidnappers seem to have all gone into hiding? "

When Noel Paled and the others heard this, they looked at Li Changheng curiously and with some expectation.

As soon as Li Changheng heard it, he understood that Holden didn't care about Sean at all.

The focus of his concern is the rescue time, and why all the members disappeared in these two days.

He smiled and said to Holden, "Justice and luck will always be on the side of good people."

Horton and the others immediately understood that the matter was done by Li Changheng, and as for who is the 'good guy', of course it is the person that Li Changheng thinks is useful.

But to Li Changheng's surprise, Holden actually said again, "I just don't know if I'm a good person."

Li Changheng stopped and said to Noel-Paled and the others, "Gentlemen, you go first, Horton and I will soon catch up with you."

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