"Who would have thought that the headquarters of the United States was actually in the center of capitalism, in Manhattan Street, New York?" Shelov looked at the view of the center of the world with a touching look. They were almost here. After getting off the car, Shelov saw the center of the United States. The building is an American industry, with the American flag and the Soviet flag hanging on it. It may be because of a visit from a Soviet friend today.

At the entrance of the building, there were already two or three hundred American members waiting. Khrushchev came with his purpose and was unwilling to stimulate the United States too much. On the one hand, it was because the United States was indeed not strong and the United States had been restricting its development. However, Selov didn't think so. Adhering to the principle that no matter how small the mosquitoes are, it was necessary to come to the headquarters of the brotherly party in the capitalist center to take a look. As for what other Americans think, they just don't care...

"Hey, American colleagues, it's really a problem for you!" Shelov greeted the FBI agents who were hiding around him in English. He was the agent leader, so how could he not find his colleagues? He grabbed the arm of an FBI agent and said, "All of them are here, why don't you go in and sit in for a while. Anyway, you are curious, why don't you go in and listen?"

"Sir, I don't know what you said! Please let go!" The FBI agent looked like I didn't know anything, and wanted to break free from Selov's arm, but found that Selov's arm was like it was growing on him, and he couldn't break free.

In front of more than 200 American members, Selov grabbed the FBI agents who came to follow him. This scene shocked the members and the onlookers. Some onlookers burst out with protest slogans. Shellov was unmoved and took out a pistol from the agent's back, causing all the protest slogans to be held back, and then shouted, "I'm here to have a friendly exchange with American comrades. Anyone can listen. There is no need to monitor in the dark. I know there are many colleagues around, and you can wait here! I will let you hear everything you want to hear!"

After saying that, Selov brought twenty guards into the headquarters of the United States. Soon, the sound in the building was heard through the amplification equipment. Selov met the newly elected US Chairman Gus Hall, and hugged each other in a friendly manner and arrived at the conference room on the top floor, where more than 200 American representatives from all over the country were rushing to the meeting room.

The people brought the speakers to debug the amplifier, and then the two sides began to communicate. Shellov heard some state representatives mention the problems he was facing, and of course there were also sharp questions. The representatives here in the United States might be disguised by FBI agents, and it was not impossible for Hoover to arrange several agents, but Shellov was just like being kept in the dark and tried his best to answer every question.

"I came here today. I was very happy to see the American comrades at the center of capitalism!" Serov's voice was transmitted to the street outside through the loudspeaker. "I came here not to bring any instructions from the Soviet Union, nor did I come here to teach you anything as a big brother. On the contrary, I came here to learn from the American comrades..."

With a burst of warm applause, Selov lowered his posture and achieved a pretty good result. At least in the conference room.

"Because there are too many things to deal with, First Secretary Comrade Khrushchev just returned to China, and I will travel in the United States next. Everyone knows that peaceful development in today's society is the mainstream. Although the first secretary's proposal to dissolve NATO and Warsaw Pact, reduce military bases around the world, and reduce confrontation have not been responded to! But this was a good start, and the first step was finally taken!" Selov not only revealed the news to the American members here, but also the people outside the building. The United States was blackened in the words, and secretly accused the United States of perfunctory in the proposal of peace in the Soviet Union.

At least in this conference room, Selov's accusations won unanimous support from American members. Even the people who gathered outside protested briefly lost their voices and could not find an excuse to object!

Just kidding, there is nothing more familiar with saying such beautiful words than to start an armed struggle. How could it be impossible to inspire people? He doesn't expect his words to be effective in the United States. Just like Hoover's words, it is only God who can support the United States to influence the United States, but it is not so difficult to curb the loss of American personnel. Just send two more cadres to visit. This is what Schellov does now.

"General Selov, I heard that you were a witness of the riots in Hungary and Poland three years ago. Can you tell us what happened?" A member of the United States stood up and asked. This question also attracted the attention of many people, because the incident had a great impact at the beginning. More than 10,000 people were separated in the United States. Now the witnesses are here, so naturally we have to understand.

Fortunately, Selov had already taken tutoring before coming here, so he would not be stumped by this problem. He said with a sad look, "Everyone knows how difficult it is for a rising country to urgently change its living environment! You American comrades may not have experienced this deeply. There is no capital, no technology, no workers, and only the country that has become scorched earth and the people who have experienced wars! The only thing we have is to mobilize the enthusiasm of the people to make plans and build our own country! In fact, what you want to know is here!"

Selov sorted out his thoughts and said, "As the enthusiasm of the whole country is mobilized, there will be a kind of blind fanaticism, believing that as long as we unite and unite, we can solve all problems, pave roads and waters to build bridges! We believe that all difficulties are not difficulties, and ignore the laws of development. Since the people will not make mistakes, mistakes must be the fault of the leaders, and there will be riots in Poland and Hungary. However, in the end we promoted the national reconciliation between the two countries. During this period, the Soviet Red Army did not take violent acts against the people of the two countries!"

Selov once again completely explained the incidents in Hungary and Poland. Of course, the true and false intertwined, making it even more difficult to argue whether his words were true or false. As for those who were killed by Selov using anti-corruption and purges, they would not jump out of the ground to refute him.

In other words, what he said today is the first clear information released by the Soviet Union. "So we are now cautious about taking risks in developing the economy and formulating too high plans. We cannot ignore the laws of development and formulate plans that cannot be completed!" Serov finally put an end to the topic.

He answered the topics that all American members are interested in, and also completed the popular science for the outside world. "I want to know the United States and learn useful experiences from the United States. After I go back, I will write a report and hand it over to the leaders! The Soviet Union and the United States are all equal brotherly parties. In my opinion, we can learn from each other, our poor areas can correct them, and our good areas can also be used as a positive textbook to remind the American people that we are equal, and there is no problem of who is bigger and who is smaller. Long live the United States..."

The good attitude left a deep impression on the American members present. They did not teach them in the Soviet Union in a way that they were trying to teach them, but instead said that they came to the United States with a learning attitude and regarded the United States as a role model. They were human beings, but they were also Americans, so they were naturally very willing to express their opinions. This time, Serov received the warmest and longest-lasting applause after coming in.

Until the US President Gus Hall applauded and stood up and shouted, "Our common goal is to build a fair and just society. We do not distinguish between country and nation, but only have one purpose! Long live the construction of a society!"

Long live!!! The sudden burst of cheers overwhelmed the protesters outside. The conversation between the two sides fell into their ears from beginning to end. Thinking about it carefully, it seemed that these words sounded nothing, not as harsh as they read in the newspaper.

Then Selov's words came out from the headquarters building again, "A large part of the people in the United States seem to be satisfied with their current life, but one problem that the American people must remember is that they are always on the weak side when facing capitalists. Think about it, if there was no such many people who opposed capitalists to fight, would the capitalists improve their living environment and let them live? The problem with you American people is that they always think that people's resistance to inequality is brainwashed, but they enjoy the changes brought without knowingly! Without the global wave, will American workers' salary increase so quickly? Do capitalists have a conscience?"

Selov walked to the window, looked at the protesting crowd downstairs, and shouted to the loudspeaker, "You can maintain your own value, but don't be afraid of it. The Soviets and Americans are the same. They pursue a better life, but the definition of a good life is different!"

When Selov spoke, he could no longer hear the protests. It seemed that everyone present was thinking about his words. The fact was that simple. A country that first established NATO and first supported Germany and Japan to establish a military alliance. He shouted that the Soviet Union was a threat of freedom, but first provoked the Cold War. If it was really reasonable, the Soviet Union would have won a long time ago! If the United States could not change all, at least they could let the people present let go of their hostility first. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!