I Became Park Jeong-ui’s Nephew - Chapter 304



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He became Park Jeong-ui’s nephew. – (304)

“Should we print more money?”

“Then all the burden will be focused here….”

“There is no other way. The Fed has given its permission.”

This is America,

U.S. President Bill Clinton fiddled with his seigniorage card.

Seigniorage is the privilege enjoyed by those who print money. If it costs only $20 to produce $100, wouldn’t the government make $80 for every dollar it prints?

In this way, the United States printed more than $4 billion a year to stimulate the economy and generate government revenue.

But it was able to endure because the burden was shared by the entire world, and with China’s recent inclusion in the global economy, demand for dollars has increased even more.

But that was only for a moment,

As the U.S. government’s indiscriminate currency printing and the resulting exchange rate issues became a hot topic, the balance began to tilt as companies printed more money.

The final blow here was the epidemic that originated in India, and as countries around the world adopted lockdown policies, the dollars that the United States had been printing recklessly ended up being trapped in the United States.

So what would happen if the US printed money to stimulate the economy in the current situation?

Even when the world shares in America’s debt, America experiences inflation of 4.2% per year, and the inflation limit due to currency printing is around 3%.

The US has been accumulating that burden year after year, so what would happen if we printed money and stimulated the economy?

It is also true that if we don’t print money, the economy will come to a halt.

Ultimately, the U.S. government printed $6 billion and announced that it would print $50 billion more over the next ten years.

As a result, the United States experienced inflation exceeding 11%, and society began to fall into the abyss.

What about other countries?

Japan also decided to print money to stimulate the economy, as the world economy has come to a standstill due to the pandemic.

Next will be Korea, with a population of 530 million.

Korea also chose to issue currency, but its circumstances were somewhat different from those of other countries.

The reason is that Korea has a shortage of currency in circulation. Korea had a population of 130 million just three years ago.

If such a country were to absorb a continent and have a population of over 500 million, would there be enough money in the market?

The currency issued by Chinese companies was worthless garbage, and the US dollars took their place, and if there had been enough time, the US would have printed over $500 billion as scheduled and sprinkled it around the continent.

But America’s plans went awry as corporations began printing money, and a plague swept the world, causing a money crisis on the continent.

Unlike the United States, where money is overflowing and there is nowhere to go, Korea is short on money, so there is no reason to worry about inflation like other countries.

In times like these, having a population of over 500 million is not a burden but a blessing, and the government printed 40 trillion won and released it little by little into society.

Plans are to print up to 400 trillion won to stimulate the economy.

Daehan Transportation also accelerated the issuance of corporate currency.

In the process, the difference between the amount collected by the Wonsoobu and Daehan Transportation through currency issuance was approximately 28.8 trillion won, and the Wonsoobu’s annual budget was approximately 12 trillion won, so it earned more than twice that amount in profit.

So where will this money be spent?

About 15 trillion won went to AOPR.

“To put this pandemic to rest, we need to solve the Indian problem. The international community needs to resolve India’s civil war and stop the war-and-epidemic exodus.”

If the Indian issue is not resolved, the damage to each country will only accumulate.

In particular, the United States, which is stimulating the economy by printing money, cannot survive on domestic demand alone for long.

If India opens its economy and asks for help from the world, there is a possibility that dollars will flow into India. Above all, if the Indian market with a population of 900 million opens, the world economy may emerge from the pandemic recession and turn into a boom.

The problem is that Indian society is stubborn and irrational, and even when the United States and the Soviet Union were engaged in the Cold War, India enjoyed its Third World status and established its own independent path.

Would such a country now take the hand extended by AOPR?

In fact, India had the opportunity to choose reform and openness.

Ratna Gandhi, the 6th Prime Minister of the Republic of India, promoted solidarity with the AOPR in order to break the isolation of society, but was assassinated by the opposition, turning India into a hellish place where far-right forces and mobs run wild.

The Sri Lankan Civil War – the persecution of Sikhs by the far right and the resulting displacement of 100 million people is just the aftermath.

If Prime Minister Ratna Gandhi had not died, India would have voluntarily sought help from the international community by now.

But what is left in India now is a Hindu far-right party and a coalition of Muslim-Sikh-Tamil groups opposing it.

They rejected all help from foreign powers.

Does that mean India is properly controlling epidemics and refugees so that they do not harm other countries?

Because of the epidemic spread by Indian nomads around the world, each country has chosen a lockdown policy, and the damage continues to accumulate.

If communication fails, there is no choice but to suppress it with force. This is also the background to why Korea provided 10 trillion won to AOPR.

“If it comes down to it, we should go to war?”

“Let’s do that, we have no choice anyway.”

“Let’s start a war and solve the government debt.”

The U.S. government also poured $5.5 billion into AOPR.

The Japanese government also invested 10 trillion yen, and in this way, AOPR raised war funds.

The problem starts from now on,

If India simply chooses to reform and open up, that huge amount of money will be the driving force behind resolving global inflation and stimulating the Indian economy.

But if we persist, AOPR will only become a war fund to invade India.

Paul Goldman, the AOPR’s finance minister, issued an ultimatum to India.

“The current wave of refugees and epidemics around the world is due to India’s failure to control its society. India must take responsibility for this, and AOPR is demanding compensation from the Indian government.

The amount will be around $60 billion, and if the Indian government does not pay the compensation, it will have to be prepared to face appropriate punishment. However, if India admits its wrongdoing and opens its economy, it will not be held accountable.

“We will also provide 5 billion dollars in economic development funds.”

Despite this, AOPR had no intention of paying aid to India.

How can you trust Indians who change their words without warning?

Rather than giving money, it would be better to go and drop bombs. Every time a bomb is dropped on India, the debt of each government goes up.

The war began with the mindset that we would survive even if we had to sacrifice India.

The AOPR troops advancing into India are the epitome of magnificence.

The world’s top four military powers, including 130,000 American troops, 100,000 Korean troops, 70,000 Russian troops, and 30,000 Japanese troops, were all targeting one location.

The commander in chief commanding them is Park Sang-geun, the commander-in-chief of the AOPR.

He carried out the operation by drawing on his experience commanding numerous wars in the past.

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“Just hit them. It doesn’t matter how many times you hit them.”

“Chief, is that okay? Wouldn’t the sacrifice be too great?”

“It’s better to spread bombs than to spread a plague.”

This is Mannar Island, off the northwestern coast of Sri Lanka.

I met the generals of each country face to face on the aircraft carrier.

AOPR’s initial plan was to unleash a deadly plague on India, but this was scrapped as it would have caused further chaos.

It’s too dirty to spread an epidemic to subdue your opponent, it’s cleaner to spread a bomb instead.

I emphasized to my colleagues that the right thing to do is to drop as many bombs as possible to resolve each government’s debt.

“This war was not waged to conquer India. It was waged to solve the debt problems of each country. The US is now in debt of over $800 billion and will add another $50 billion. It’s the same for other countries, and you know that, don’t you?”

“…I know.”

“We are not dropping bombs, we are dropping debts that governments are carrying. Remember, if we don’t do that, the world economy will be shaken.”

“All right.”

The elders understood what I meant.

From the beginning, they had no intention of occupying India, and their top priority was to pay off their debts. Naturally, they had no guilt about spreading bombs or creating debt.

About 46,000 shells fell on Sri Lanka.

In monetary terms, they burned 1.4 billion dollars.

But it is true that there is still a long way to go before the world can burn through the $1.2 trillion it is carrying, so they expanded the war to mainland India.

The primary target was the homeland of the Tamil people, who boasted a population of 100 million, and who were furious at the news that the Tamil people in Sri Lanka had been annihilated by the AOPR’s artillery fire.

Do you think these people can make cool-headed judgments?

Declaring war with great enthusiasm was like throwing eggs at a rock,

AOPR converted Sri Lanka (an island nation) into an aircraft carrier and deployed 1,800 fighter aircraft.

It was pointless to send troops to a continent rife with plague, so they just bombed it from afar.

Meanwhile, AOPR troops numbering 300,000 men cleared out Sri Lanka’s interior, wiping out any remaining Tamil remnants and resistance groups.

On the day that the Sri Lankan civil war that had lasted for over 17 years came to an end,

But AOPR’s military operations are not over.

Southern India was turned into a sea of ​​fire by repeated Allied bombings, and refugees moved to northern India, rapidly shaking Indian society as 80 million more people were added to the densely populated north of the country, which has a population of 80 million.

Not only have food prices skyrocketed by 150%, but infectious diseases are also spreading rapidly due to overcrowding.

Smoke from burning corpses engulfed the continent.

But the privileged class in India, especially the Hindu far-right party, who still haven’t come to their senses, committed the atrocity of beating to death doctors who were caring for patients.

Of course, AOPR anticipated this development,

We have already figured out what kind of society India is.

In a country where people are socially stigmatized and harassed when they become ill, would a doctor be able to examine a patient in such a country?

As a result, people at the lowest caste died without receiving any treatment even when they got sick.

The Sikhs, who make up the third class, were in the same situation, and were angry at the attitude of Hindus who discriminated against people based on caste even in this hell.

The enemy of my enemy is my friend,

The Sikhs chose to surrender to the Allied forces.

The Sikhs were a people who had already fled the war to Canada in the millions, so it was not surprising that they would surrender to the Allies.

The Sikhs who had fled were relocated en masse to southern India under the direction of the Allied forces, where they received intensive treatment from doctors.

Food and other essential supplies to support them were also brought in across the sea, and in this way, even the southern region of India came under the control of the Allied Forces.

Now all that remains is northern India, with a population of 800 million.

The Allied forces even dragged Pakistan, which was at odds with India, into the war.

Pakistan’s territory is famous for its fertile soil, and the rice produced here is worth about 700 million dollars every year.

India is currently suffering from a food shortage. Is there any chance that this could flow into India?

After much deliberation, I bought $200 million worth of rice from Pakistan.

A blockade operation to completely kill India,

Every time I swung my baton, the U.S. government went wild.

Since the US poured its shit (dollars) into Pakistan, of course I poured the food I bought with the shit into southern India.

Thanks to this, southern India is quickly regaining stability, while the completely isolated Indian government is quickly collapsing due to worsening food problems and the spread of infectious diseases.