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1145 The Death of Roosevelt Part 6

"Leader, my leader," Mussolini looked at Hitler in horror, "You want to bomb the United States with an atomic bomb?"

"Yes!" Hitler nodded seriously, "That's what I think, I want to bomb New York with an atomic bomb!"

"This is this..." Mussolini was so anxious that he couldn't speak. "My leader, leader, please think about it again, and think about it carefully. There are millions of people in New York, most of whom are British and German, and they are all blonde and blue-eyed Aryans!"

"All of them are Aryans?" Hitler asked knowingly. .

"Yes, yes, yes," Mussolini said. "I have been to New York, and the blonde Aryans on the streets are welcomed."

“There are blacks and Jews too,” Hitler said angrily, “As far as I know there are many blacks in the United States, and that is the main reason for the depravity of America!”

"There are no black people in New York, but they are all white people..." Mussolini said. "Most black people in the United States are in the south."

"Then use the atomic bomb to bomb the south!" Hitler said seriously, "I will ask the Imperial Security Bureau to investigate and choose a southern coastal city with the most blacks to drop the atomic bomb!"

Mussolini breathed a little relieved after hearing Hitler say this.

However, he still plans to save Mussolini, a black brother in the United States, believes that he is the only good person among the leaders of several major powers in the world who is willing to sincerely help the black brothers.

There were many black people in the empire he created. In order to help blacks in Abyssia, Sultan, Somalia and Kenya live a happy life of fascism as soon as possible, the Roman Empire government allocated huge sums of money to invest, and the National Fascist Party also sent many party members to help the black people there, and to publicize and show them the superiority of fascism.

In addition, Mussolini also plans to build one million fascist black homes in Africa, and use the truth of fascism to help black brothers build a beautiful home. It is touching to think about it...

"My leader," Mussolini made a cross on his chest, and at the same time changed into a merciful expression. "Although there are many black people in the southern United States, there are also many descendants of Germanic immigrants there, many of them are our friends... They are supporters of the American National Fascist Party."

The main reason why the American National Fascist Party is becoming increasingly popular in several states where black people gather in the southern United States is that the white supremacy they promote is just right to the appetite of white people in the southern United States, and the Democratic Party began to deviate from the white people in the southern United States to a certain extent due to the Roosevelt New Deal (because of the Civil War, the southern United States was originally a Democratic Party’s iron vote area).

In addition, the American Bolshevik Party's struggle for black people in the south has also made white people in the south a supporter of the national fascist party.

Hitler hesitated for a while, confused, shrugged impatiently and said, "I don't want to massacre anyone with terrible killing weapons, nor do I want this war that has killed and injured millions of people to continue. I am willing to make every effort for peace. But before the United States is willing to take responsibility for defeat, the road to peace can only be obtained through the ruthless blow of the European Community army on the American mainland. Nothing else can help. I will still sincerely look forward to the Americans showing a clear mind before the outbreak of mass destruction."

Mussolini was very frightened when he heard the words "outbreak of mass destruction": "My leader, I want to know if your expectations for peace have changed compared to those before the Battle of Bermuda."

Hitler glanced at Mussolini, "No, not yet. Although many people have suggested that I raise the asking price, and I have such a capital. But I am still willing to show enough kindness. Now Roosevelt and other American leaders need to show their kindness...the kindness of European Mark worth 500 billion!"

Mussolini breathed a sigh of relief, as long as these German barbarians were not allowed to increase the amount of asking price, he was still a little sure to convince the stingy Americans.

...

"Mr. President, are you in good health?"

"Fortunately, I think I can continue to lead the United States."

Roosevelt's wheelchair was pushed into the Oval Office, where Vice President Wallace waited to hand over the presidential power to him. During the days when Roosevelt was in a coma, Wallace interimly took over the super mess that Roosevelt left behind.

Just when he was at a loss, Roosevelt's physical condition improved and he could re-execute his presidency. This was definitely good news for Wallace, who had no ability and authority to deal with the mess in front of him.

So on September 10, 1944, Wallace returned the presidential power to Roosevelt with a relaxed mood.

"Henry," Roosevelt squeezed out a smile, looking at the vice president who was always overly idealistic and liberal, "Is it a terrible feeling to be a president of the United States?"

"It's okay," Henry Wallace smiled bitterly, "but there are many people who want to make decisions for the US president."

Henry Wallace is a backbone of the Roosevelt New Deal Alliance and participated in the implementation of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933. After the relatively conservative traditional Democratic leader John Nance Garner (the previous vice president of Wallace) and Roosevelt broke down, Roosevelt was promoted to Vice President Roosevelt. This move of course also means training Wallace to take over.

However, Roosevelt was surprised by the launch of Wallace, because Wallace's political line was too radical. He was a big "white left" and was particularly pro-Soviet. Even the "progressive people" in the Roosevelt New Deal Alliance could not stand him.

Therefore, Wallace, the vice president, was very isolated and no one looked down on him. Roosevelt himself did not support him in the 44-year election, but instead appointed Truman as the "successor".

During the few days when Roosevelt fell ill, the big men in the U.S. and political circles were really shocked and sweated. Because no one could imagine that the United States would fight Germany under the leadership of Wallace, a pro-Soviet white left. However, the US law stipulates that once the president falls during his term, the vice president will take over. Therefore, those who can speak have been rude in the past few days teaching Wallace how to be president...

"So what decision did you make?" Roosevelt asked with a smile.

"No," Wallace shook his head, "I made no decisions because I didn't find any easy options."

"There are no easy options now," said Roosevelt. "and doing nothing is actually a difficult decision. The American people handed over the position of president to me, and asked me to make difficult decisions for them." He paused, "If this responsibility is really in your hands, can you make difficult decisions?"

"Mr. President, what is the difficult decision you mean?"

"Peace!" said Roosevelt, "cost peace!"

"President..." Henry Wallace was surprised, "the mainstream public opinion now is against this kind of peace."

In fact, after Germany invaded Brazil, mainstream public opinion in the United States changed drastically, from the original "can make peace with Europe, but must kill Japan" to "American America" ​​and regarding America, especially Latin America, as its own backyard, is a traditional thinking that the United States began in the mid-to-late 19th century.

Even isolationists advocate that the United States pulls North and South America together to "isolate", rather than the United States alone.

Even Lindberg, the leader of the American National Fascist Party, who is famous for his pro-Germany, insisted on the position of "American America" ​​in his campaign program. In Lindberg's view, the United States can give European money, even if it is 500 billion European marks, but it cannot give Brazil and Argentina to Europe.

Europeans should take money and leave instead of lying in the backyard of the United States!

American politicians close to Wall Street even firmly oppose payment of compensation, because once the United States pays 500 billion European marks of compensation, the European mark will become a strong rival to the US dollar, and European financial institutions will rise again to become Wall Street rivals.

The American Bolshevik Party firmly advocated fighting Nazi imperialism to the end... until it liberated the entire Europe from the iron hooves of the Nazis!

As for Wallace, the big white left himself, he was extremely hated against nationalist and racist regimes such as Nazis and fascism. However, he did not dare to deny the major policy of "making peace by war" formulated by Roosevelt, so the US State Department still invited Mussolini in accordance with Roosevelt's order before he fell ill.

"Henry," Roosevelt looked at Wallace seriously and said earnestly, "Although the power in our hands comes from the people, it does not mean that everything we do must conform to the changing public opinion at all times. Especially in this world war that concerns the survival of the United States. Because our American public opinion cannot affect the decisions of the powerful empire on the other side of the Atlantic. If we cannot satisfy the greed of the European power empire to a certain extent, then the powerful nuclear fission bomb will fall on the heads of the American people.

And by then, the United States will pay a heavier price!”

"But Mr. President, over the Capitol Hill..." Wallace shook his head and said, "I have interviewed many members of parliament these days, and almost everyone is opposed to giving up Brazil and paying huge compensation."

Roosevelt nodded, "I know, I know...but I have a way to get them to agree."

"How?" Wallace looked at Roosevelt's stiff expression after the stroke, and he couldn't imagine what the other party could do.
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