The transfer of karma will not become very strong, of course this is the American idea of ​​this era. In fact, after the 1980s, the Japanese threat theory in the United States was no worse than that in the 21st century.

In the 1900s, large-scale manufacturing industry was transferred to China, first of all, because China's socialist construction was very fruitful. Although the blockade did not raise the people's living standards too high, a healthy population structure and fairly good quality were real, and collectivism and discipline coexisted, which was a very ideal OEM base.

In addition, Japan has been transferred, and South Korea has the example first. When China demonstrates its strong cost-effectiveness advantage, the capital power of the United States naturally transfers its factories to China in order to save costs and make more money. As for the false proposition of patriotism or not, can it be eaten as a food? Do you really think that only the working class has no motherland? This is like capitalists have motherland.

The background of that large-scale transfer of manufacturing was Reagan Economics. Its main economic measures include cutting government budgets to reduce social welfare expenditures, controlling the money supply to reduce inflation, reducing personal income tax and corporate tax to stimulate investment, and relaxing corporate management regulations to reduce production costs. Since Reagan's economic policy greatly reduces the income tax rates of high-income earners and large enterprises as much as possible, and greatly reduces various social welfare expenditures, some people accused the policy of "robbing the poor and helping the rich."

In fact, it was in the face of the aggressive Soviet Union. The United States found that a country might lose with its own, so it began to try to unite its allies. While transferring its manufacturing industry to low-cost countries, it gave its own country a shot of chicken blood and created false prosperity by overdrawing its national strength. The sequelae of this shot of chicken blood was very huge. After Reagan stepped down, the United States had a little sign of an economic crisis. During the Bush administration, the US economy was very bad, but the godsend opportunity the Soviet Union collapsed, and the collapse of the huge Soviet Union left Western industries with no competitors. The United States successfully absorbed nutrients through the fall of the Soviet Union. Later, Clinton caught up with a good time, so the United States was invincible during the Clinton era.

Reagan's invincibility was completely highlighted by the foolishness of the General Secretary of the Soviet Union. As long as the Soviet Union resisted the strategic attack of the United States, it would be hard to say who could not hold on first. At least not to say that he could still counterattack in the future, but it would be fine to ensure his safety.

If the United States goes to China for specializing in manufacturing in the future, Selov agrees with both hands. This can weaken the real economy of the United States. If the Soviet Union does not disintegrate, the United States may not cut Japan's wool in order to avoid the economic crisis. Maybe even Europe will have to cut it together. As for the United States not transferring manufacturing, it should be impossible for capitalists to be so patriotic? Would it be better to hire workers with such high wages in their own country and not be tempted by cheaper labor in other countries? How many addicts can quit drugs?

The Soviet Union was different. The Soviet Union could intervene through state power to preserve important industries. So in a sense, China's opening up was also a good thing for the Soviet Union, allowing China to absorb some of the American entities, and the Soviet Union took the opportunity to slap the United States to death.

When China and the Soviet Union can still cooperate, the Soviet Union must achieve as many results as possible, waiting for the greedy American capitalists to be unable to control their greed and everything will be done by then.

On the way home, Selov also imagined the scene of the victory of the Cold War in the Soviet Union. Even if the Soviet Union was a bastard, he did not make any mistakes in blowing up the embassy of a country and then whitewashing itself with bad reasons. It was not that the Soviet Union did not bully people, but that the Soviet Union did not bully people like this.

There were two good news from Selov during this period. One is that the Soviet transistor problem has been solved and has entered the production stage. It doesn’t matter that the old stubborn group of the Ministry of Defense does not value transistors. He has asked the National Security Committee and the People’s Committee of the Internal Affairs through the KGB Presidium to purchase a batch of products, replace a batch of electronic tube equipment in the department, and ensure the demand for Soviet transistors. This industry can continue. At the same time, it also provides funds for those transistors to continue researching.

Another thing is that the improvement of surveillance equipment has been completed, and the clarity of the new surveillance camera has been greatly improved. At least one person's general outline can be recognized and the scope is narrowed. The KGB's investment in clear cameras is spared no expense, which is related to their work. Starting from the concept of Selov's preparation for promoting surveillance to the entire Soviet Union, all the KGB general bureaus are making relevant preparations.

"We do have to monitor the whole society, and there is nothing to argue about. Some of the fifth columns that criticize us cannot stop us. Whether they are willing or not, we must continue." At the meeting of the KGB presidium, Selov's expression was as disgusting as seeing a garbage dump, "Those accusations are not worth a try, so we anti-counterfeiting workers will think they are farting."

"The people who blame are mainly concentrated in the cultural world. I heard that they are going to go to Comrade Forteva to report the situation." Lieutenant General Kadpov, the Director of the Secret Police General, raised this question, "Do we want to explain it?"

"Twenty years ago, they should have received socialist re-education in Gulaba. We don't need to explain to them, bastards who know how to lick foreigners after they have nothing to do. Looking for Forteva? Then let them find them!" Shelov said disdainfully, "Those patients with paranoid diseases do you really think these monitoring equipment are prepared for them? They are worth it. As long as I think, it's not a problem for each of them to eat, drink, or go to the toilet a day. Before others said anything, they were dissatisfied at the beginning."

"The first batch of surveillance networks are spread out in the capital Moscow. All major intersections, important locations, and school gates must be installed. Of course, there are also areas with large and large areas, courtyards, and squares with many crowds. The Ministry of Internal Affairs first inspects them and investigates the appropriate standards clearly and strives to have no blind spots in the city." Selov turned to solicit opinions from Minister of Internal Affairs Selov, "Comrade Selov, this is a very important thing, please pay more attention to it."

"I understand, Chairman, I will pay more attention to this matter!" Serokov nodded and said that he would cover it.

The monitoring network must be implemented. No matter how much criticism the KGB action has been criticized, Selov must continue to implement it unswervingly. If someone dares to make trouble and stop this matter, given that the other party is just making trouble, he can choose a beautiful and suitable mental hospital for recuperation to provide them with conservative treatment.

Don’t underestimate a small camera, it’s a stabilizer for social security. This is better than the capable and upright internal police. To be fair, the Soviet Ministry of Internal Affairs in this era is pretty good. In such a large country, all internal police officers must not be law-abiding. Black sheep are always available. But overall, they are more upright and respected than the internal police after the 1980s. Not to mention that after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Russian police in later generations were a gap in heaven and earth.

"Given that the monitoring equipment has just been put into production, there will definitely be cost problems at the beginning. So this year it will only be promoted in Moscow and Leningrad, and the monitoring records will be washed once a week for reuse." Selov said for a while and continued, "When washing the monitoring records every week, the agents of the State Administration of Espionage must be present!" Selov looked at Lieutenant General Seljuko and said, "The Ministry of Internal Affairs has no right to clean the monitoring records alone to prevent the occurrence of sheltering crimes. The maintenance of major monitoring centers will be left to the Eighth General Administration. Once the monitoring equipment needs to be replaced, the Ministry of Internal Affairs needs to notify the Eighth General Administration in a timely manner."

He didn't want a key case to appear. When he was instructed to monitor, he found that the surveillance did not exist on that day. Therefore, it is necessary to prevent this and not to completely hand over the major monitoring centers to the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Both the KGB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs must be part of the responsibility to prevent the problems of the Ministry of Internal Affairs' own secret operations.

Since the beginning, Selov has been promoting the establishment of a surveillance network across the Soviet Union. This is his experience as an ordinary person in his previous life. Living under a camera does not mean being surveilled. Ordinary people must understand this. These cameras exist to protect you. Even if the most unfortunate thing happens and you are dead, it is very likely that your hope of being wronged is placed on these cameras. Compared with the rate of murder case solving in his childhood in his previous life and the rate of solving in cities and towns after they grow up, it is easy to find this.

"Okay, let's go. I'll give you a surprise in a few days," Selov rubbed his neck and fell asleep yesterday. The news of the promotion and surveillance network soon spread from the KGB. The most intense objection was those of the Ministry of Culture. Forteva also talked about this issue, but Selov gave his own reasons to ask the Minister of Culture to ignore this matter.

"Those pens are just full and have nothing to do. I think I should take care of everything." Selov stared at his wife Valia in a flash. Mao Mei was feeding the child.

"I don't know if they are full, but you don't seem to be full." Valia said to her husband, "Do you want to give you one? I'm very healthy, so there's no problem with feeding one more." At this moment, the baby in her arms started crying, as if she was very dissatisfied with her mother's movements...
Chapter completed!