Chapter 632: Chapter 318: dia Mogul Murdoch_2
Thinking of this, several Freemasonry mbers present had a pained expression on their faces.
“I’ve heard about this as well, Kudus, didn’t I ask you to indirectly probe the President? What is his stance on this matter? Is there any way we can manipulate the situation?”
The one who asked this was Prescott, the Sect Leader of the Rockefeller Family.
“The President said that apart from the positions of Director and Chief Advisor, the rest of the personnel changes are not his concern.”
Kudus, the Deputy Chief of Staff at the White House, replied helplessly.
“Such a sly fox…”
...
Prescott muttered.
Since the President said this, it indicated that he didn’t want to get involved, so it seed impossible to use the President to exert pressure on the Internal Revenue Service to prevent David from entering.
“How does the higher echelon of the Internal Revenue Service view it? Do they really plan to let David enter the Headquarters? They should be aware of our stance on David entering the Headquarters.”
This ti, it was Henrietta who spoke.
“Without the intervention of the Angsa people, under our influence, the higher echelons of the Internal Revenue Service wouldn’t dare transfer David to the Headquarters, at least not so quickly. But what’s infuriating is that those Angsa people must have given them so benefits, or exerted so pressure, causing the higher echelons of the Internal Revenue Service to now act alone stubbornly. We are helpless now.”
Listening to Joshua’s answer, Henrietta’s expression darkened even more, and he said, “You all know, this man has enormous destructive power. If he enters the Washington D.C. Headquarters, our movents might beco even more restricted. So, can anyone tell , how can we stop him from entering the Washington D.C. Headquarters?”
As soon as he said this, everyone in the room stared at each other, but no one dared to respond for a long ti.
Now that the White House clearly didn’t want to intervene, and the higher echelons of the Internal Revenue Service were acting so stubbornly, what else could they do to stop him?
You certainly can’t just tie up David’s hands and feet to keep him from entering the gates of the Washington D.C. Headquarters, can you?
Furthermore, this ti David’s transfer to the Headquarters definitely wasn’t for the positions of Director or Chief Advisor, both of which require a Presidential nomination and Senate approval before appointnt.
So, if David was being moved into those two roles, they could still potentially intervene through the Senate and have a chance to remove him.
Apart from these positions, other high-level positions in the Internal Revenue Service do not require Senate or Presidential nomination; they only need approval from their internal senior managent eting.
So, it seems they really don’t have many good options to prevent David from accessing the power center of the Internal Revenue Service.
“Hmm… At the mont, it seems there are only two viable thods to stop David from reaching the power center of the Internal Revenue Service.”
After a long and tense silence in the room, everyone involuntarily turned their heads as a voice spoke out, revealing that it was dia mogul Rupert Murdoch.
When it ca to wealth, Murdoch wasn’t the top among those present, but in terms of influence, he certainly held significant sway within the Freemasonry Group.
The reason was simple, he controlled a very important tool for the Freemasonry Group, the dia!
According to statistics, Murdoch controlled a total of 175 dia companies worldwide.
The various portrayals of the Jewish People over the years going through hardships, rebirth, and gradually evolving into world leaders were mostly cultivated by his dia empire.
In promoting Jewish culture and infiltrating elites, he also played a significant role.
“Let’s hear it.”
Everyone at the scene looked at him with eager anticipation.
“The first thod is simple and crude; we can replicate the previous pattern with President Kennedy and directly eliminate him; this would solve everything once and for all.”
As soon as these words ca out, the whole room was stunned, but soon soone cursed loudly, “Fake, what kind of international joke is this? Is this supposed to be a solution?”
“Killing him is easy, but you need to think about the consequences. This is tantamount to declaring war on the Internal Revenue Service, and they have ard personnel!”
“Right now, they need evidence to investigate us, but if we kill him, it won’t be a simple investigation anymore. What if they label us terrorists and send ard forces to counter-terrorism attack us?”
Coming back to their senses, everyone thought Rupert Murdoch had gone mad.
Although it was true that everyone present hated David and wished he would one day walk out and get hit by a car or drown.
But to be honest, they were too scared to lay a finger on him.
The reason was simple: the Internal Revenue Service was not just any agency; it had its private ard forces.
If they dared to lay hands on David and the Internal Revenue Service found out, how would they cope if, in a fit of rage, the agency sent ard forces for a counter-terrorism attack against them?
Despite the enormous influence of the Freemasonry Group, which could even shake the economy of Arica, in the end, the economy is just a string of data.
No matter how good your data is, it can’t shield you from real bullets.
That said, they did envy the Angsa people in this regard—if they were Angsa people, perhaps they’d dare entertain such ideas.
After all, the Angsa people controlled the guns; even if they killed David, it wouldn’t an they could only wait for death.
“I was just talking; no need to get so worked up…”
Rupert Murdoch chuckled and then said, “Alright, the second thod is also simple, and I’m already on it. It involves manipulating public opinion to exert pressure. Although David has many accomplishnts, he is too young, and his promotion speed is too fast. If we can taint his record with suggestions of behind-the-scenes manipulation, the pressure from public opinion might prevent him from entering the power center of the Internal Revenue Service.”
“So, The Wall Street Journal was acting on your instructions. But speaking of which, using public opinion as leverage is a good strategy!”
“The power of public opinion is indeed very strong—even the President has trouble with it. If the public opinion is substantial enough, it might indeed persuade the upper echelons of the Internal Revenue Service to change their minds!”
“Hmm… This thod is indeed worth a good try.”
The Wall Street Journal is indeed a dia owned by the Rupert Murdoch Group, and this dia has repeatedly criticized David, naturally under Rupert Murdoch’s directive.
Upon hearing that public opinion could be used against David and the Internal Revenue Service, most of the high-ranking officials present thought this thod might be feasible.
“Good, if that is the case, then Rupert, you take charge of this matter. If you need help, contact anyone, and everyone must cooperate fully!”
Listening to Henrietta’s words, Rupert Murdoch was secretly pleased.
His main reason for volunteering to confront David was to boost his standing within the Freemasonry Group.
If he succeeded in thwarting David this ti, he would indeed have perford a great service. Along with many years of contributions to the group’s propaganda, he might even request a share of the benefits from the Federal Reserve.
For years, the Federal Reserve had been controlled by Rothschild’s Eight Great Families, and many other mbers had long held grievances. Rupert Murdoch was naturally one of them.
After all, everyone was from the Freemasonry Group. The Rothschild Family, being the leader and pri mover of the Federal Reserve, ant we couldn’t complain.
But after the remaining Seven Great Families had fattened themselves on the Federal Reserve blood and gained substantial family prestige over the years, perhaps it was ti for a change?
Even if not changing the existing leaders, surely it was ti to increase the number of seats to let us enjoy so of those benefits too?
Of course, to achieve this vision, the most important task at hand was to successfully snipe David, who was half a step into the headquarters. Thinking of this, Rupert Murdoch began to plot silently.
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