American Tax Officer Chapter 646: 325: If I Can't Have It, I'll Destroy It2

Chapter 646: Chapter 325: If I Can’t Have It, I’ll Destroy It_2

“Don’t apologize, Deputy Chief Madu Aike, you ca all the way from Washington D.C., and you moved quickly, please have a seat.”

Upon hearing that Henrietta held no bla, the man referred to as Madu Aike finally breathed a sigh of relief and sat down.

“Deputy Chief Madu Aike, you should know how important the news corporation is to our group, is there a way to get the investigation team to stop their investigation?”

Madu Aike looked troubled and replied, “Gavin had already been transferred back to headquarters to perform so idle tasks under my arrangent, but sohow he managed to persuade Deputy Chief Tadich, who oversees the cri investigation, and following your instructions, I talked to Tadich as well. However, it’s clear he has also received so instructions and is not willing to budge, so there’s not much I can do.”

He was the Deputy Chief at the FBI, tasked with administrative managent duties, primarily responsible for promotions and transfers within the FBI. Since the investigation of the news corporation was being handled by the cri investigation departnt, he indeed found it challenging to intervene, which is why Gavin’s investigation team remained active until now.

Henrietta’s face darkened as she continued, “What about your chief? What’s his attitude?”

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“He’s a sly old fox, aware of the struggle between the Ansa Group and us, not to ntion it also involves the IRS, so he’s not going to step in.”

“I’m asking you, is there any other way we could halt the investigation, even if it requires so sacrifice?”

“Unless we orchestrate an accident that would kill the whole investigation team, it’s almost impossible.”

Madu Aike’s words were astonishing, shocking even those present like Soros and Buffett, who had been silent until now.

“Cough… As the investigation team is currently examining the news corporation, if sothing unexpected were to happen, even a fool would link it directly back to the news corporation. If the Ansa Group and that David exploited the situation, we would be in even deeper trouble.”

Soros could no longer sit still, genuinely worried that Henrietta, in a fit of rashness, might take up this suggestion. If that happened, even the Freemasonry’s vast influence would most likely suffer severely.

Henrietta, capable of leading Freemasonry, wasn’t one to lose her composure easily. Upon hearing this suggestion, her brow furrowed, and she then turned to Soros, asking, “You ntioned to a few days ago that soone has been targeting the news corporation in the stock market; how is that situation now?”

“During my investigation over the past few days, I’ve indeed traced so origins of these disruptors. I’m certain that the Ansa Group is backing them. This leads to speculate that David is not only after breaking the news corporation but also possibly trying to take control of it!”

The others were taken aback, but Madu Aike, who had little involvent with the stock market, changed his expression significantly upon hearing this.

Following Henrietta’s line of thought, since the situation was so dire, his worst-case contingency plan involved letting Murdoch and other senior executives of the corporation take the bla.

Then, by maneuvering his people into key positions, he could regain control of this dia tool.

But if David aid not only to break the news corporation but also to take control—and should he succeed—the trouble would be trendous.

Over the years, their Freemasonry Group’s growing influence was inseparable from the dia’s propaganda machine.

And if their opponents took control of this tool and later used it to disparage and tarnish them, it could be a case of the water that bears the boat also capable of capsizing it.

With thoughts flashing through his mind, Henrietta surveyed Soros, Buffett, and the rest, saying, “Regardless of your thoughts, the news corporation relates to our entire group’s interests. You are all Wall Street financial elites, and I demand that you secure control of the news corporation at any cost. Tell , can you do it?”

Upon hearing this, Soros, Buffett, and the others showed signs of difficulty.

After exchanging a look, Buffett was the first to speak, “Mr. Henrietta, given our capabilities, particularly in the stock market, it wouldn’t be difficult to maintain control over the news corporation even with the Ansa Group stirring up trouble. However, there’s one aspect we can’t solve, and if we can’t resolve it, we will inevitably lose control of the news corporation!”

“What is it?”

“As it stands, News Corporation is highly likely to be convicted for the phone-hacking scandal. Once affird, the entire top brass will bear responsibility. In other words, even if they’re not sentenced to prison, they’ll have to resign and apologize. If we want to install our own people to take control of the group, David will definitely manipulate the situation, and the public will never allow another ‘Murdoch’ to assu power!”

Although Buffett is known as the Oracle of Omaha, he is not a true deity and had no good solutions in this predicant.

Hearing this, Henrietta clenched her fists.

Because what Buffett said was indeed true.

The Freemasonry, unlike the Ansa Group, was not adept at concealing their identities, and people like Murdoch who were Jewish and Freemasonry mbers were almost common knowledge.

With Murdoch stepping down due to the phone-hacking scandal, it was still feasible to place their own people in charge if they kept a low profile.

However, the whole affair had clearly been orchestrated by David and the Ansa Group with the aim of undermining them and seizing control of their dia corporation.

Once their own people were appointed, David would definitely publicize that the new appointees were Jewish, mbers of the Freemasonry, and friends of Murdoch, and would likely continue with similar hacking scandals.

As soon as the public heard that Murdoch’s friends were assuming power, they would certainly object, demanding a News Corporation managent devoid of any association with Murdoch.

With this public pressure, they would undoubtedly be unable to maintain control of the dia corporation.

And even if they wished to retain control, they would definitely need to recruit outsiders.

But it wouldn’t just be any outsiders; given the powerful status of this dia corporation, even allowing ordinary Jewish individuals to be in control was not reassuring enough. Only mbers of the Jewish Freemasonry could provide peace of mind.

For a mont, Henrietta was caught in a state of anger yet felt powerless.

“However, Mr. Henrietta, I do have an idea, which I believe is currently the best option available.”

Buffett spoke again.

Henrietta looked up at Buffett and asked, “What’s the idea?”

“If it really cos to that, perhaps we should just destroy News Corporation. It’s better than falling into the hands of David and the Angsa people!”

Upon hearing this, Henrietta was stunned. The Freemasonry had spent many years and nurous resources to build this leading dia entity, and now he was expected to personally dismantle it?

“I agree with Buffett’s opinion. After so many years of our influence, we no longer need to overly package ourselves. Of course, we cannot let them use this institution to sar us, so if we can’t have it, it is indeed best to destroy it.”

“Yes, Mr. Henrietta, even if we destroy News Corporation, with the Freemasonry’s strength, we can just build a new dia corporation once the dust settles. If not, we can approach John Malone, CNN’s Ted Turner, or CBS’s Sally to see if they can work for us.”

“…”

During the ensuing period, Soros and others took turns persuading him.

And after much contemplation and finding no better option, Henrietta was ultimately forced to agree.

Thus, the fate of News Corporation was essentially sealed.