It is very important to take appropriate actions at the right time and grasp the reality. Whether Nehru is willing or not, he must accept the kindness released by the Soviet Union and India. Using this force to suppress the attacks of conservatives within the Congress Party, the principle is very simple and does not require much cleverness to understand.

Serov has done so far to help China gain practical benefits, help India gain a foothold, gain another grain production for the Soviet Union, and release goodwill to India. There are several tests that will take time, but it seems that the trend is still quite good. He is not going abroad for nothing this time, and he can give his actions a 60-tenth.

Selov, who was whistling, walked out of the cricket field with a smile on his face. The matter in India is now over. He pulled the Americans out of India together. The Soviet Union would not evacuate alone. It would be better to directly admit that God exists than to believe that the Americans promises.

"Dear Gwas, I'm back! The weather in the capital is as cold as ever!" Selov said with great emotion. Of course, India's mission has not been completed yet. He came back with Gromiko. Gromiko naturally successfully signed an agreement to return to the capital. Gromiko was busy with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As for Selov, he took the time to come back to attend this year's Soviet National Security Conference.

The National Security Conference of the Soviet Union is now held once a year. Security cadres from all franchised republics, autonomous republics, local states and governments will gather in Moscow to discuss the security problems encountered in the Soviet Union over the past year. Some are old problems, and some are new problems that need to be solved urgently.

"No. 11, Rubiyyangka Square, go to our headquarters first!" Selov, who was found by Semichasne, ordered the anti-counterfeiters who came to pick them up with a curry smell.

Anyway, there is also a bathroom at No. 11, Rubiy Yangka Square, where he can clean up the smell he brought back from India. When Selov appeared in the conference room, everyone had already arrived, including Semichasne and Yitwasov, as well as Lieutenant General Sakhatovsky and a group of directors of General Administrations of Lieutenant General Serdukko.

When they met each other, Semichasne first welcomed Selov with his arms open, and immediately the directors of the general bureaus such as Yitwasov, Sakhatovsky, Serdukko, Roman, Kibanov, Kadpov, Varentin also came to greet Selov. Selov, the first vice chairman, has not seen them for more than two months. From the Cuban missile crisis to the airborne arrival in New Delhi, Selov has been very busy. Now India's mission has not been completed, and he has also taken time to come back this time.

"First of all, we welcome Comrade Selov to come back!" Semichasne first applauded, and then held this meeting of the General Administration, preparing to communicate with the directors of the General Administration before the National Security Conference began. This was also the norm in previous years.

Before the National Security Conference was held, the KGB leadership must first determine the emergence of the problem and how to solve it. Although meetings and formal conferences always have some issues repetitive, but meetings are like this, isn’t it?

"First of all, regarding the treatment attitude and identification plan for mental patients, relevant institutions are currently providing assistance to our Fifth General Administration and issuing a suitable standard as soon as possible. This is the information of the Moscow Psychiatric Research Institute. Comrades can take a look!" Kadpov, director of the Secret Police General Administration, took out the documents that had been prepared long ago. The firmness of mental patients is actually not suitable for discussion at the public National Security Conference. It is best to settle the meeting at this KGB internal meeting.

The Soviet psychiatry began to be widely used with the closure of Gulag, and extensive research began to be conducted, including homosexuality. Homosexuality was considered a disease and a mental disease in the Soviet Union. Since it was a disease, it needed treatment. Since it could be treated, it would definitely be cured.

Selov had known about the experience of gay men in the Soviet Union, probably when he was in Azerbaijan. But sorry, Selov never expressed any sympathy. Shellov knew about it as a mentally ill gay man. That's all. Because he knew the contradiction of this thing, society is like this. People have traditions, not to actively promote something for political correctness. Unfortunately, Selov got the negative impact on homosexual equality from the Lighthouse Country, so he has always regarded this issue as if he had not seen it.

In his opinion, if a gay man hides himself and does not disturb other people's lives, it is the best way to do it. As for giving gay man equal rights, don't even think about it. If these people equal rights, there will definitely be big problems in the future. Once this thing is linked to political correctness, what may happen in society? People are animals that like to follow the trend. Will there be so many homosexuals in the United States in the future? More than 10 million registered members? This does not meet the population ratio at all, and it is not the following of the equal rights movement?

As a security cadre, Selov knew that some people were not gay at all, and there would not be so many gay people appearing after being hit. If they played equal rights in the opposite direction, it would be unimaginable what would happen in the Soviet society in the future.

Of course, the gay group is definitely not bigger than Selov imagined, but as the Soviet people, Selov could not clean up these people directly. Since this is the case, sending them to the United States is also a good idea. Unfortunately, the Cuban missile crisis has ended. Selov needs to fight in a roundabout way to get others to agree to him to transport the gay group to Cuba. The first thing is to improve Cuba's medical treatment and send it to Cuba in the name of treatment.

The largest part of the Soviet mental hospitals and psychiatric identification system is of course normal people. The number of people is slightly more than the number of real mental illnesses. The disease of these people is actually not mental illnesses. The name of this kind of person's disease is laziness...

Theoretically, the Soviet Union did not allow unemployment rates, not to mention that the population of the Soviet Union was insufficient, especially factories and even jobs in the Far East. In this case, the Soviet Union was of course trying its best to arrange work for every Soviet person, from collective farms to state-owned enterprises. Once a worker was really not able to adapt to the job he was doing, the local authorities began to adjust jobs for this person. Anyway, the wages of the entire Soviet Union were almost the same, and it was the same wherever a person was.

But some people are like this, they just don’t like to work, or want to find a job they like. There is a case in the document. A newly graduated student in the Altai Krai entered a factory to work and was soon fired for violating discipline. In the next six months, the local government found seventeen jobs for the student. The student worked for at most a month. In the end, the local government had no choice and finally handed the person to a mental hospital for appraisal.

Lazy disease cannot be cured. Unless these people feel the pressure of survival, otherwise after being treated in a mental hospital for a period of time, this person will still be like this. This is no longer something that a mental hospital can solve.

"For such people, mental hospitals are not the solution. Let them lie in the hospital with food and drink?" Selov touched his newly dried hair and said slowly, "There is no cure for laziness, and only the environment can correct it. If mental hospitals are used to deal with such people, it will be equivalent to adding burden to our country!"

"What should we do? First Vice Chairman, do we reopen the Gulag? Use discipline and guard to recreate wealth?" Kadpov of course also knew that such a large group of people were not mentally ill, but real lazy. But this was inconsistent with national propaganda. Every country advocated that our nation was the most diligent.

"Gulag is not suitable for reopening at present. Even if it is open, it is not this lazy person who is dealing with, but a serious prisoner who is truly vicious! These wastes are not worthy of Gulag's appearance!" Selov tilted his head and rejected Kadpov's proposal.

When refuting, Selov was also teasing his brainstorming to look for cases. People have the instinct to survive. No matter how lazy people are, they will stand up and work when they can't eat, because if they don't work, there will be no food to eat. This kind of person reminds Selov of a group of people, the Sanhe Gods of later generations.

"In this way, we must first choose a city with a good economy, preferably a city along the Baltic Sea coast. The economy there is the best in the Soviet Union! After selecting it, send all the patients with such cases across the country there!" Sellov said while knocking on the table, "Don't like long-term work, right? Okay, pay a day, and I will withdraw all the local machinery, and use manpower! When hiring this group of people, all those who stipulate that our alliance law protects the interests of workers are abolished. These people are unwilling to go to work? Are they unwilling to eat? The Soviet Union has no capitalist environment, so we will create one..."

As Selov began to tell his views, everyone began to focus on the first vice chairman who had just returned. "We need an environment where we can go to work one day, and we can stand up for one day the next day, and we will go hungry on the third day. The alliance's guarantee for workers is not suitable for these people. We need to create a mechanism that will fall behind at any time and cultivate competitiveness. If a patient works in the same labor position for half a year, he will be released and will be released to his hometown."

"Abolish labor security, pay a day, pay a day for money every day. The houses prepared by the local area charge a day!" Selov carefully calculated how to block the retreat of these people, and then looked up and asked, "Comrades, do you have any supplements?"

Everyone shook their heads in unison and said that Selov's opinion was very thorough and they had no place to add.

"Then let it go. Save the funds to support these lazy people, and maybe several more real patients can be cured!" Selov rubbed his sour eyes and ended the topic.
Chapter completed!