King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 1855 - 1533: The Choice of the Wise

Capítulo 1855: Chapter 1533: The Choice of the Wise

Sergey got off midway, leading a battalion of Golden Eagles to the city center of Odessa…

Joe Ga followed the convoy into the dock area…

This dock area, since falling into the hands of P·B, has been undergoing a comprehensive transformation.

Of course, due to the limited time, the so-called transformation has so far been limited to deploying defenses at strategic positions and reinforcing the staff rest areas.

The dock area has a large number of vacant containers, and now with the internal chaos in Ukraine, it is unlikely that the owners of those long-vacant containers expect to get them back.

Therefore, Golden Eagles purchased a large amount of construction equipment from Odessa, and temporarily set up dozens of positions using containers, blocking the external traffic routes to the dock area, while hiring people to fill sandbags into the containers, making these container positions indestructible.

However, with fewer than three hundred personnel, the Golden Eagles are still too few, and such an arrangement can only serve as a deterrent. Without enough manpower, the positions cannot withstand an assault if fighting breaks out.

Joe Ga is the main force in smuggling arms from Aqionghan, and it’s no exaggeration to say that over the past half a year, half of the military aid from Europe and America to Ukraine came from Joe Ga’s Aqionghan warehouse.

Before Joe Ga took over Odessa, it was Ukraine’s most important point of military import…

Now there is still a large stockpile of arms here, including American-acquired Russian-made tanks for the former Aqionghan government, armored personnel carriers, mine-resistant infantry fighting vehicles, a large number of mortars and shells, and countless various caliber bullets.

Theoretically, these should belong to Ukraine, but both sides are currently arguing over the safety of grain transportation from Odessa Port.

Russia’s condition is that the West cannot use Odessa to import military aid into Ukraine.

Grain safety is too important, and Ukraine wants to maintain this sea route that can bring them income, so when Joe Ga proposed purchasing the port, Ukraine immediately moved any usable items, selling the rest at a bargain price to Joe Ga.

Thus, Odessa Port is not lacking in arms; they lack manpower.

The primary defensive and strike forces for the entire dock area are actually two 056 frigates stationed at sea…

The 1,500-ton frigates Lion Sign and Eagle had an unfortunate fate since their inception, their first appearance at Gars, where they hadn’t made much impact and then got hit by a nuclear strike in the Mediterranean.

However, after this major overhaul, the French Naval Group, not knowing how to lavishly spend the funding received from UAE’s tycoons, not only fitted them with France’s most advanced electronic systems.

But besides the short-range missiles ‘North-West Wind’, they were also refitted with oversized 127mm naval guns, and the interior of the rear cabin was cleared to accommodate a large number of suicide drones from P·B to provide effective support to the dock area under any circumstances.

These suicide drones, which mimic Iran’s small motorcycles and can carry 40 kilograms of explosives, once frightened the Black Sea Fleet of Russia.

In an actual sea battle, the two 056 frigates would indeed be insufficient, but in terms of efficiency in supporting land operations, these two well-equipped frigates are definitely more efficient than the Black Sea Fleet.

Moreover, at sea, twelve top configured Sea Hawk-43s equipped with anti-ship missiles provide support. In a real fight, the antiquated Black Sea Fleet might not stand a chance.

Although the Sea Hawk-43 lacks heavy weapons compared to the 056s, they are equipped with the short-range missiles ‘North-West Wind’, which at close range can shower their opponents with shrapnel whether in naval battles or anti-aircraft operations.

Designed by the French, the ‘North-West Wind’ has both anti-aircraft and anti-tank modes, with a range comparable to ‘Stinger’ and ‘Javelin’, exemplifying versatility.

Additionally, the Springblade launch systems retrofitted by P·B turn the Sea Hawk-43 into a true naval hedgehog…

They might not appear intimidating, but whoever touches them will be bloodied!

Each Sea Hawk-43 carries twelve Marine Corps members from the South American Special Forces.

Relying on speedboats, they can land around Odessa at any time, striking the enemy’s flanks as requested by the command center, or directly penetrating deep to guide targets for rear strikes.

Given the current military configurations of Russia and Ukraine, if viewed locally, discounting the manpower factor, P·B is certainly more advanced and powerful in Odessa.

However, with Joe Ga personally arriving in Odessa, an additional 400 Cossack soldiers are expected to arrive, along with the two Lion Camps and corresponding logistics units already on board from Yemen…

In the limited scope of Odessa, P·B is more formidable in both soldier quality and equipment level than either of the warring parties.

It’s just that P·B’s air force struggles in Ukraine, a place deployed with Patriot Missiles; otherwise, if eight modified Su-27s were mobilized here, the warring parties would be hard to say, but neighboring Moldova and De Zo would obediently call big brother.

After Joe Ga got off in the port area, under the guidance of ‘Battle Axe’, he switched to a pickup truck and made a round around the area…

He was mostly satisfied with the arrangements made by the Golden Eagles…

The port was still operating within limits, but due to the war, aside from those cargo ships about to set sail, only Jia Liang Trading’s ships continued to stream into Odessa.

Joe Ga saw a container ship flying the flag of the motherland at the dock…

The containers on the ship had already been unloaded, with hundreds or even thousands of well-dressed Ukrainians gathering nearby, waving money as they directed dockworkers to load their packed containers onto the ship.

“What’s going on?”

‘Battle Axe’ heard his boss’s question and said unemotionally, “Europe has announced open borders for Ukrainian refugees. These are wealthy people wanting to take the ship through the Mediterranean to Western Europe, with Italy, France, and Spain as their targets.”

Joe Ga, without any complicated emotions like ‘Battle Axe’, said somewhat displeased, “I’ve organized Greek immigration for so many years, why do these people prefer a long detour?”

“Why can’t you take the money to Greece and spend it?”

Joe Ga watched as people marked and locked containers filled with their belongings and said with a sigh, “Rich people are smart people, and under the capitalist system, smart people are even shrewder…

Unfortunately, most smart people can’t fight hard battles, and now the government’s strategy of begging for money everywhere to fight wars is bound not to be welcomed by the grassroots.

Under the capitalist system, privatization makes military mobilization very difficult!

Without first reforming and promising enough benefits to the grassroots, dragging the whole nation to fight Russia is essentially treating the populace as expendable assets.

The slogan of freedom and democracy alone can’t organize a strong resistance!

As long as the Russian army behaves with enough restraint, Ukraine can’t win!”

‘Battle Axe’ listened and said somewhat sadly and defiantly, “Russia is in the same situation; the pressure at home is even greater.

Sanctions have hit Russia hard; many predict they can’t last half a year!”

The key is that Europe isn’t unified; there are too many ways to circumvent sanctions, and don’t forget, Russia has an even more powerful neighbor that will not stand by and watch Russia fall and let itself be surrounded.

Not providing military assistance is neutral enough; as long as the basic internal supply of Russia is maintained, once Russia gets through this, the military infrastructure industry runs at full throttle, employment might increase internally, the economy could improve.”

Joe Ga had no interest in watching a group of Ukrainian bigwigs flee and waved his hand as he turned away, saying, “But the war is happening on Ukrainian soil…

In the past ten years, Ukraine as the core area of the game between Russia and the West, the politicians here have performed too poorly.”

‘Battle Axe’ didn’t understand politics and economics, he followed Joe Ga into the car, with a complicated expression, “Boss, is there really no hope?”

Joe Ga froze for a moment, then asked, “What do you mean?”

‘Battle Axe’ said with a somewhat low expression, “Is there no hope for a peaceful resolution?”

Joe Ga listened and shook his head, “I don’t see any hope for a peaceful resolution…

The invasion of Ukraine is a fact, but from a higher perspective, Russia’s invasion is to safeguard its core interests.

I consider myself good at finding common interests, but now, from a perspective of fairness and justice, I cannot find any opportunity that could make both sides stop.

Ukraine’s resistance is certainly justified, but what led to this point?

Russia’s political offensive coupled with the foolish actions of the Ukrainian government alienated the Russian people within the country, and the chaos caused by the AS battalions in the east made the contradictions irreconcilable.

Belgian intelligence conducted investigations in the east, and after the Minsk Agreements were signed, President Putin never carried out large-scale arms deliveries to the east…

We all know that the AS Battalion is not a hero; they are funded by external resources, a warlord organization dominated by gangsters and Nazirite elements, and even the Ukrainian government has no control over them.

When the UN condemned the AS Battalion’s Nazi-like actions, if Ukraine could seize the chance, using legal means to dismantle or assimilate the extremist AS Battalion, turn to a modulated approach to handling internal affairs, and sincerely negotiate with the people of the UD tri-state area interspersing its geopolitics…

With the world situation at that time, there actually was an opportunity.

Because Putin’s attention was on energy routes, independence of the eastern tri-state area would be a serious political burden for him, significantly increasing his costs to interact with Western Europe.

Ukraine has a distinct geographical position and solid foundation but lacks a great statesman…”

‘Battle Axe’ started the vehicle in frustration and drove Joe Ga to the prepared command center…

“Boss, what are you here for?”

Joe Ga looked at ‘Battle Axe’s’ dejected expression, rubbed his cheeks helplessly, and said, “I didn’t want to come…

But since we are here, we must do something that appeases our conscience!”

With that, Joe Ga looked at several smoking places north of the port and said, “Those are the power plants, right?

Contact the Odessa government; we’ll buy them and raise the P·B flag, at least they won’t be hit by missiles there.

Protecting and maintaining livelihood facilities and ensuring the safety of civilians and their property…

If we raise the bottom line of war, fewer people will die!”

‘Battle Axe’ looked at Joe Ga in surprise and said, “Boss, do you really want to buy all of Odessa?”

Joe Ga shook his head and said, “Although it’s unlikely, as long as they are willing to sell and the price is right, why shouldn’t I?

I bet, compared to American asset management companies, I’m sure I’m more moderate!”

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㖍䮢㞵

㖍㞵䮢

㦈㖍

㛎㨵㖍

㞵㕒䮢

䊸㞻㹊㦈㖍䯄䅓䮢

䫙㦈㘆㘆

䄊㦈

䖬㞵䮢㿁䮢

䜽㹊㿁㘆㶅㞵䜽

㹊䖬㘆

㘆䮢㛎㿁䮢䖎

䄊㦈

㹊䙵㖍䮢㘆䄊

䖎䯄䮢䜽㘆㶛㹊䜽䖎䯄䄊䜽

䖎㦈䙵䮢㹊䖎

㘆䖬㹊䖎’㖍

㘤䜽㖍㞵 㘆䮢㕎䮢㿁㹊㞻 㦈㖍㞵䮢㿁 㛎䖎㭸㹊䖎䖎䮢䅓 㹊䜽㿁㘆㞵䜽㶅㘆 㹊䅓㕎㹊䖎䯄䜽䖎㶛 䮢㹊㘆㖍䖬㹊㿁䅓 㹊㞻㦈䖎㶛 䅷䊸䫙䊸’㘆 㭸䜽㘆㘆䜽㦈䖎 㦈㨵㫥䮢䯄㖍䜽㕎䮢㘆㵶 䅷䊸䫙䊸 䯄㦈㛎㞻䅓 䮢㹊㘆䜽㞻䙵 䄊㦈㿁㭸 㹊䖎 㹊䮢㿁䜽㹊㞻 㿁䮢䯄㦈䖎䖎㹊䜽㘆㘆㹊䖎䯄䮢 㹊䖎䅓 䯄㦈㭸㭸㛎䖎䜽䯄㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎 䖎䮢㖍䖬㦈㿁㢟㵶 䯄㹊㶅㹊㨵㞻䮢 㦈䄊 㘆㞵㦈㦈㖍䜽䖎㶛 䅓㦈䖬䖎 㹊䖎䙵 䄊䜽㶛㞵㖍䮢㿁 㫥䮢㖍㘆 㶅㦈㘆䜽䖎㶛 㹊 㖍㞵㿁䮢㹊㖍 㖍㦈 㖍㞵䮢 㶅㦈㿁㖍 㹊㿁䮢㹊 䖬㞵䮢䖎 䖎䮢䯄䮢㘆㘆㹊㿁䙵䊸

㕒㞵䮢 㹊䜽㿁㘆㞵䜽㶅 䖬㹊㘆 㫥㛎㘆㖍 㹊䖎 㹊㶅㶅䮢㖍䜽㾤䮢㿁䞞 䞪䜽㘆 㹊䖎䅓 㖍㞵䮢 㖍䮢㹊㭸 㹊㞻㘆㦈 㨵㿁㦈㛎㶛㞵㖍 㖍䮢䖎 㘆䮢㖍㘆 㦈䄊 䆑䮢䖎㖍㛎㿁䜽㦈䖎 㷙䙵㘆㖍䮢㭸㘆 䄊㿁㦈㭸 㙁䠞䜽㦈䖎㶛㞵㹊䖎 㛎㘆䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢 㖍㿁㹊䖎㘆㶅㦈㿁㖍 㶅㞻㹊䖎䮢㵶 䖬㞵䜽䯄㞵 㹊㿁䮢 䮢㘆㘆䮢䖎㖍䜽㹊㞻 䜽䖎 䩐䊸㷙䊸 㺗䜽㞻䜽㖍㹊㿁䙵 䯄㹊㭸㶅㘆 䜽䖎 㞵㦈㖍㘆㶅㦈㖍 㹊㿁䮢㹊㘆䊸

䮢䖎㖍䅓㹊㖍䜽㶛㿁䮢

㭸㿁䮢㦈

㹊㞻䙵㶅

㕎䮢䖎䮢

㕒㞻㘆㹊㛎

㱅䖎䜽䮢㘆㦈㞻䯄

㶅䅓㹊㛎㱅䠞䅓䮢㶅㿁䮢㿁㹊䜽

㶅䖎㦈䮢䖬㹊

㭸䙵㖍㵶䮢㘆㘆

䜽㖍㦈䖎

㦈㞻㿁䮢䊸

㞵㘆㕒䜽

䯄㛎㦈䅓㞻

䯄䜽㖍㿁䯄㞻䜽㹊

䮢䖬䖎㞵

䙵㵶㖍㭸䮢㘆㘆

䖎㹊

㖍䮢㞵

㟐䄊 㶅㞻㹊䯄䮢䅓 㹊㖍 㹊 㞵䜽㶛㞵 㶅㦈䜽䖎㖍㵶 㖍㞵䮢䙵 䯄㦈㛎㞻䅓 䅓䮢䄊䮢䖎䅓 㹊㶛㹊䜽䖎㘆㖍 㹊䮢㿁䜽㹊㞻 㿁㦈䯄㢟䮢㖍㘆㵶 㭸㦈㿁㖍㹊㿁㘆㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㭸䜽㘆㘆䜽㞻䮢㘆㵶 㹊䖎䅓 䯄㦈㛎㞻䅓 㹊㞻㘆㦈 㭸㹊䖎㛎㹊㞻㞻䙵 㘆㖍㿁䜽㢟䮢 㶛㿁㦈㛎䖎䅓 㖍㹊㿁㶛䮢㖍㘆䊸

㘤㹊㖍䯄㞵䜽䖎㶛 㕒㦈䖎䙵 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㞵䜽㘆 㨵䜽㶛 㨵䮢㹊㿁䅓㵶 㹊䯄㖍䜽䖎㶛 㞻䜽㢟䮢 㹊 㨵㦈㘆㘆㵶 䯄㦈㭸㭸㹊䖎䅓䜽䖎㶛 㦈㖍㞵䮢㿁㘆 㖍㦈 㛎㘆䮢 䯄㦈䖎㖍㹊䜽䖎䮢㿁㘆 㖍㦈 㨵㛎䜽㞻䅓 㹊 㕎㹊䖎㖍㹊㶛䮢 㶅㦈䜽䖎㖍㵶 㖍㞵䮢䖎 䜽䖎㘆㖍㹊㞻㞻䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢 䆑䮢䖎㖍㛎㿁䜽㦈䖎 㷙䙵㘆㖍䮢㭸㘆 㹊䖎䅓 㶅㦈䖬䮢㿁䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢㭸 㛎㶅䊸䊸䊸

䮢㦈䠶

㘆䞪䜽㵶

‘䖎”㟐㘆㖍

㹊㪡㵶

䅓㹊䖎

㞵㶛㶛䜽㶛㛎䖎

㦈㦈㖍

㒧㹊㿁䅓䮢㶛㶛㹊㖍䮢㨏䮢

㹊

䜽㵶䅓㘆㹊

㖍䮢㞵

䙵㛎㞻㹊㘆㛎㞻

㘆㭸䮢㞻䜽䅓

㖍㨵䜽

㞻䜽䖎䮢㘆㖍

㖍㘆㞵䜽

㿽䅓䮢㘆㘆㹊 䜽㘆䖎’㖍 㹊㘆 䅓㹊䖎㶛䮢㿁㦈㛎㘆 㹊㘆 䙵㦈㛎 㖍㞵䜽䖎㢟䊸䊸䊸”

䞪䜽㘆 㞻㦈㦈㢟䮢䅓 㹊㖍 䠶㦈䮢 㪡㹊’㘆 㶅㿁㦈䄊䜽㞻䮢㵶 㘆㞵㦈㦈㢟 㞵䮢㿁 㞵䮢㹊䅓 㘆㞻䜽㶛㞵㖍㞻䙵㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㘆㹊䜽䅓㵶 “䌱㦈㛎 㹊㞻䖬㹊䙵㘆 㞻䜽㢟䮢 㖍㦈 㘆㶅䮢㹊㢟 㞻䜽㶛㞵㖍㞻䙵 㦈䄊 㕎䮢㿁䙵 䜽㭸㶅㦈㿁㖍㹊䖎㖍 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆䊸䊸䊸

㖍㨵䮢㹊㞻㖍

䖬㦈㞵

䅓㦈㘆㹊䖎㛎㶛䮢㿁

㘆䜽䵋

䅓㖍㘆䖎㛎䅓㹊䮢䖎㿁

㛎㖍䫙

㟐

㘆㞵㖍䜽

㟐 䅓㦈䖎’㖍 㛎䖎䅓䮢㿁㘆㖍㹊䖎䅓 㖍㞵䮢 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆 䙵㦈㛎 㖍㞵䜽䖎㢟 㹊㨵㦈㛎㖍㵶 㨵㛎㖍 㟐 㢟䖎㦈䖬 䙵㦈㛎 㹊㿁䮢 㹊 㞻䜽㦈䖎䊸 㒜㕎䮢㿁䙵㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛 䙵㦈㛎 䅓㦈 㭸㹊㢟䮢㘆 㭸䮢 䄊䮢䮢㞻 䯄㞻䮢㹊㿁㞻䙵 㖍㞵㹊㖍 䙵㦈㛎 㞵㹊㕎䮢 㨵䮢䮢䖎 䯄㞵㹊㞻㞻䮢䖎㶛䮢䅓㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㦈䖎㞻䙵 㨵䙵 䅓䮢䄊䮢㹊㖍䜽䖎㶛 䙵㦈㛎㿁 㦈㶅㶅㦈䖎䮢䖎㖍 䯄㹊䖎 䙵㦈㛎 䮢䖎㘆㛎㿁䮢 䮢㕎䮢㿁䙵㦈䖎䮢’㘆 㘆㹊䄊䮢㖍䙵䊸”

㘤䜽㖍㞵 㖍㞵㹊㖍㵶 䞪䜽㘆 㖍㦈㛎䯄㞵䮢䅓 䠶㦈䮢’㘆 㘆㦈㭸䮢䖬㞵㹊㖍 㘆㖍䜽䄊䄊 䯄㞵䮢䮢㢟 㹊䖎䅓㵶 䜽䖎 㹊 㿁㹊㿁䮢 㶛䮢䖎㖍㞻䮢 㖍㦈䖎䮢㵶 㘆㹊䜽䅓㵶 “㟐 㞵㹊㕎䮢 㹊㞻䖬㹊䙵㘆 㘆㛎㶅㶅㦈㿁㖍䮢䅓 䙵㦈㛎 㨵䮢䯄㹊㛎㘆䮢 䙵㦈㛎 㹊㿁䮢 㹊㞻䖬㹊䙵㘆 㿁䜽㶛㞵㖍䵋”

㞵㖍㶛㭸䖎䮢㦈䜽㘆

㭸䠶㹊㭸䮢

㹊䅓䖎

㘆䞪䜽㵶

㞻㖍䜽㘆㶛㛎䖎㨵

䠶㦈䮢

㖍㛎䊸䊸㦈䊸

㹊㪡

㞵䮢

㞵䮢㖍

䯄㞵䖎䜽

䮢㞵㖍䖎

㿁䯄㹊䅓䮢㨵㭸䮢

䮢䜽䅓㿁䄊㶛㛎

㦈㶅㖍

㵶㞵㹊䮢䅓

㹊㿁㦈䅓䖎㛎㵶

䮢㿁㞵

㘆㵶㹊䜽䅓

㖍䅓䖎䖎䮢㛎㘆

䮢㖍䮢㿁㘆䅓

㞵㖍䮢

䮢㦈㭸㭸䖎㖍㵶

㦈䖎

㿁䄊㦈

䜽䯄㒜㵶㿁

䅓㘆䜽㞻㭸䮢

䖎㹊䅓

㖍㹊

㞻㶛㦈䖎㢟㦈䜽

䅓䖎㹊

䜽㖍

䜽㞵㘆

㟐

䖬㘆㹊

㖍㫥㛎㘆

㖍㦈

㹊㘆䖬

㹊

㹊䖎䙵㶛㞻㿁㿽䜽䜽㞻”

㛎㨵㖍

䄊㦈

㘆䖎䮢䯄䮢

㕎㹊䮢㘆

䠶㛎㘆㖍 㛎㘆䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢 㘤㹊㿁㿁䜽㦈㿁 㷙㶅㹊䯄䮢 䆑䮢䖎㖍䮢㿁 㖍㦈 㫥㛎㭸㶅 㦈㛎㖍 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㦈㞻䅓 㶅㹊㖍㞵 䜽㘆䖎’㖍 䮢䖎㦈㛎㶛㞵䵋

㟐䄊 㖍㞵㦈㘆䮢 㶅䮢㦈㶅㞻䮢 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㖍㞵䮢䜽㿁 㞵䮢㹊䅓㘆 䜽䖎 㖍㞵䮢 䯄㞻㦈㛎䅓㘆 㹊㿁䮢 䮢㹊㿁㖍㞵㞻䙵 㶛㦈䅓㘆㵶 㟐 䖬㹊䖎㖍 㖍㦈 㶅㿁㦈㕎䮢 㖍㞵㹊㖍 㟐 㞵㹊㕎䮢 㖍㞵䮢 㹊㨵䜽㞻䜽㖍䙵 㖍㦈 㭸㹊㢟䮢 㶛㦈䅓㘆 㨵㞻䮢䮢䅓䵋

㞻䖎㿽䙵

㭸㖍䯄㶅䮢䮢㦈

䮢䖎㖍㞵

㦈㦈䯄㘆㵶䮢㞵

䜽䖎

㘆䜽

㹊䖎䯄

䮢㞵䖬㖍䮢㞵㿁

䖎㘆㖍䙵䜽㹊㶛

䖎㹊

䖬㹊䙵

㟐

㦈㿁

㦈㖍

㛎㖍㦈

㹊㞵㖍㖍

㖍㦈

㘆㦈

䯄䮢㹊㞵

㖍䅓㘆䖎㹊

㦈㶅䊸䊸䜽䖎㦈㖍䊸

㿁㘆㦈㞵䮢㖍’

㛎㶛䯄㦈䖎䜽䜽䖎㖍䖎

㶅㦈䜽㦈䖎㘆㖍䜽

㹊

㖍䜽’㘆

䜽㿁䄊㹊

㦈䄊

㕒㞵䮢 㭸㦈㘆㖍 䜽㭸㶅㦈㿁㖍㹊䖎㖍 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛 䜽㘆 㖍㞵㹊㖍 㖍㞵䮢 㶅䮢㿁㘆㦈䖎 㭸㹊㢟䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢 䯄㞵㦈䜽䯄䮢 䜽㘆 㭸䮢䵋”

䞪䜽㘆 䖬㹊㘆 㖍㞵䮢 䄊䜽㿁㘆㖍 㖍㦈 䄊䮢䮢㞻 㖍㞵㹊㖍 䠶㦈䮢 㪡㹊 䖬㹊㘆 㘆㦈㭸䮢䖬㞵㹊㖍 㛎䖎㘆㛎㿁䮢㵶 㘆㞵䮢 㞻䮢㹊䖎䮢䅓 㨵㹊䯄㢟㵶 㭸㹊㢟䜽䖎㶛 㞵䮢㿁㘆䮢㞻䄊 䯄㞻㦈㘆䮢㿁 㖍㦈 䠶㦈䮢 㪡㹊䊸䊸䊸

㞻㦈㖍

䖎㖍㦈’䅓

㭸㛎㖍㘆

㘆䮢䮢㭸

䙵㦈㛎

㘆㶅㛎㶛㶅㦈㖍䖎䜽㿁

㦈䙵䵋㛎

㕎㞵㹊䮢

䙵㛎㦈

㹊

㘆㦈

㶅㦈䮢䮢㞻㶅

㖍㞵㖍㹊

䮢䯄䮢㦈䯄㵶䖎㿁䅓䖎

㨵㖍㛎

㦈䄊

㖍㛎䅓㘆䮢䖎㹊㿁䖎䅓

㖍䅓䖎䅓㹊㘆㿁䖎㛎䮢

䖬䙵㞵

“㟐

䙵㦈㛎

㘤㹊㿁 䜽㘆 䅷䊸䫙䊸’㘆 䄊㦈㿁㖍䮢㵶 㹊䖎䅓 䙵㦈㛎 㹊㿁䮢 䅷䊸䫙䊸’㘆 䇦䜽䖎㶛䵋

䞪㦈 㭸㹊㖍㖍䮢㿁 䖬㞵㹊㖍 䙵㦈㛎 䖬㹊䖎㖍 㖍㦈 䅓㦈㵶 㦈㿁 䖬㞵㦈 䙵㦈㛎 䖬㹊䖎㖍 㖍㦈 㨵㞻䮢䮢䅓㵶 㟐 㹊㭸 䯄㹊㶅㹊㨵㞻䮢 㦈䄊 䄊䜽㶛㞵㖍䜽䖎㶛 㹊䖎 㛎䖎㞻䜽㭸䜽㖍䮢䅓 䖬㹊㿁 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊䖎䙵㦈䖎䮢 㹊㖍 㹊䖎䙵 㖍䜽㭸䮢 㹊䖎䅓 㶅㞻㹊䯄䮢䵋”

㹊㘆䖬

㖍䖎䜽㢟㞵

䠶㦈䮢

㘆㖍䮢㞵㦈

㖍㨵䜽

㟐

䜽㵶㹊㘆䅓

䊸䊸䊸㹊䙵䖬

䮢㘆㹊㭸

㛎䙵㦈

㹊

䮢䜽㞵㿁䙵㹊㖍㞻

䮢㞵㖍

㦈䄊㿁

㛎㖍㦈㖍䜽㹊䖎㭸䖎㿁㶅

㹊

㪡㹊

㦈㵶㭸䖎㭸䮢㖍

㖍㘆䖎㞵㶛䜽

䖎䮢㖍㞵

䖎䅓㹊

䅓㖍䜽㭸㹊

㘆䅓䮢㹊䜽

㘆䜽䅓㿁㶅䮢㿁㛎㘆

㶛㞻䅓䮢㹊㞵㛎

㟐

㞻䮢䮢䄊

㭸㦈䄊㿁

㞻㛎㖍㞵㞵㙁”㶛㦈

㘆䜽㘆㖍㵶㶅䜽䙵䜽㭸㹊䯄㞻㞻㞻

䮢䅓㞻㵶㘆㖍䜽㹊

㷙㦈㵶 䙵㦈㛎 㘆䮢䮢㵶 䖬䮢’㿁䮢 㹊 㶅䮢㿁䄊䮢䯄㖍 㭸㹊㖍䯄㞵䵋

㺗䙵 㿁䮢㹊㘆㦈䖎 㞵㹊㘆 㹊㞻䖬㹊䙵㘆 㖍㦈㞻䅓 㭸䮢 㖍㞵㹊㖍 㖍㦈 䅓䮢㹊㞻 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㖍㞵䮢 㘆䠞㛎䮢䮢㾤䮢 㦈䄊 㖍㞵㦈㘆䮢 㦈㶅㶅㦈䖎䮢䖎㖍㘆㵶 㖍㞵䮢 㨵㹊㖍㖍㞻䮢 㞻䜽䖎䮢 㹊䖎䅓 㖍䜽㭸䮢 㘆㞵㦈㛎㞻䅓 㨵䮢 䮢㨏㖍䮢䖎䅓䮢䅓㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㖍㞵䮢䖎 㛎㘆䮢 㖍㞵䮢 䯄㞵㹊䖎㶛䜽䖎㶛 䖬㦈㿁㞻䅓 㘆䜽㖍㛎㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎 㖍㦈 㞻䮢㕎䮢㿁㹊㶛䮢 㘆㖍㿁䮢䖎㶛㖍㞵 㹊㶛㹊䜽䖎㘆㖍 㘆㖍㿁䮢䖎㶛㖍㞵㵶 䯄㿁䮢㹊㖍䜽䖎㶛 㶅㿁䮢㘆㘆㛎㿁䮢 㦈䖎 㖍㞵䮢㭸㵶 㶅㿁㦈㭸㶅㖍䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢㭸 㖍㦈 㭸㹊㢟䮢 㭸䜽㘆㖍㹊㢟䮢㘆䊸

䊸㭸䊸䊸䮢

㦈㕎䯄䮢䜽

䮢㘆㖍㞵䮢’㿁

䅓㶅䮢䮢

㞻䮢䜽㶛㞻䖎㖍

㖍㛎䫙

䮢䖎䜽䅓䜽㘆

㹊

㟐 㘆㞵㦈㛎㞻䅓 䄊䜽㶛㞵㖍㵶 㿁㦈㹊㿁㵶 㨵䮢䯄㹊㛎㘆䮢 㖍㞵䮢 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆 㶛㹊䜽䖎䮢䅓 䖬㞵䜽㞻䮢 㘆㖍㹊䖎䅓䜽䖎㶛 㦈䖎 㖍㞵䮢 䯄㦈㿁㶅㘆䮢㘆 㦈䄊 䮢䖎䮢㭸䜽䮢㘆 㹊㿁䮢 㖍㞵䮢 㦈䖎䮢㘆 㭸㦈㘆㖍 䖬㦈㿁㖍㞵 㶅㛎㿁㘆㛎䜽䖎㶛䵋

㟐 㹊㞻䖬㹊䙵㘆 䄊䮢㞻㖍 㖍㞵䜽㘆 䖬㹊㘆 㹊 㿁䮢㕎䮢㞻㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎 䄊㿁㦈㭸 㞵䮢㹊㕎䮢䖎䊸䊸䊸

㖍㹊

㟐

㘆㦈䮢㞻䅓㞻䯄㹊㱅

䖎㹊㶛䜽㶛䖬

䮢㨵㖍㿁䮢㖍

䖬㿁㹊

‘㦈䵋䅓㘆’㶛

㞵㖍㹊䖎

䮢㘆㦈㞵㖍

㭸㹊

㟐 䮢㨏䯄䮢㞻 㹊㖍 㖍㞵䜽㘆䵋

㷙㞵㦈㦈㖍䜽䖎㶛 㹊䖎䅓 㢟䜽㞻㞻䜽䖎㶛 㹊 䄊䮢䖬 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢㭸 䅓㦈䮢㘆䖎’㖍 㘆䯄㹊㿁䮢 㖍㞵䮢㭸㵶 㨵㛎㖍 䩐㢟㿁㹊䜽䖎䮢 䜽㘆 㖍㞵䮢 㕎䮢䖎㛎䮢 㖍㞵䮢䙵 䯄㹊㿁䮢䄊㛎㞻㞻䙵 㶅㿁䮢㶅㹊㿁䮢䅓㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㟐 䖬㹊䖎㖍 㖍㦈 㭸㹊㢟䮢 㖍㞵䮢㭸 䯄㦈䖎㖍䜽䖎㛎㦈㛎㘆㞻䙵 㨵㞻䮢䮢䅓 㞵䮢㿁䮢㵶 㭸㹊㢟䮢 㖍㞵䮢㭸 䄊䮢䮢㞻 㶅㹊䜽䖎㵶 㭸㹊㢟䮢 㖍㞵䮢㭸 䯄㦈㭸㶅㿁㦈㭸䜽㘆䮢䊸䊸䊸

䮢䖬

㞵㘆㨵䮢㵶䅓㞻䮢㘆䜽㖍㹊

㞵㖍㘆䜽

䅓㿁㦈䮢㿁

䅓㢟䯄䮢㿁㦈䖎䮢

䜽㿁㿁㘆䮢䮢㶅㕎䖎㶛

䖬䜽㖍㞵

㕎䜽㹊䅓㦈

㹊䅓䖎

㛎㞻㘆㿁䮢

㵶䖬㹊䙵

㖍㞵䮢

䖬䮢㹊㖍㞵㞻

㘆䮢㿁㦈㿁䮢㘆㛎䯄䊸

䮢㨵㶛䜽䖎

䖎䯄㹊

䮢㞵䙵㖍

㨵䙵

䖎㟐

䅓䖎㹊

㿁㦈㛎

㺗㹊䙵㨵䮢 㟐’㭸 䖎㦈㖍 㹊㘆 㶛㦈㦈䅓 㹊㘆 㖍㞵䮢㭸 䜽䖎 㦈㖍㞵䮢㿁 㹊㿁䮢㹊㘆㵶 㨵㛎㖍 㟐 㹊㭸 㖍㞵䮢 䇦䜽䖎㶛 㦈䄊 㘤㹊㿁䵋”

䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸䊸

䮢㿁㞵㖍䜽䮢

㘆䜽

㭸㹊㹊㭸䖎䅓

㹊

㛎㶛䙵

㦈㿁

㞵㕒㘆”䜽

㦈䯄”㭸䊸䜽㭸䮢㹊㹊䊸䖎㞻㶛㹊䊸

㹊

㿽䖎 㖍㞵䮢 㿁㦈㦈䄊㖍㦈㶅 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㿽䅓䮢㘆㘆㹊 㙁㿁㖍 㺗㛎㘆䮢㛎㭸㵶 㹊 㭸䜽䅓䅓㞻䮢㱅㹊㶛䮢䅓 㭸㹊䖎 䜽䖎 㹊 㨵㞻㛎䮢 䖬㦈㿁㢟 㛎䖎䜽䄊㦈㿁㭸 㶅㛎㖍 䅓㦈䖬䖎 㞵䜽㘆 㨵䜽䖎㦈䯄㛎㞻㹊㿁㘆 㹊䖎䅓 㘆㹊䜽䅓 㖍㦈 㹊 㭸㹊䖎 䜽䖎 㹊 㘆㛎䜽㖍 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㘆㭸㹊㞻㞻 㭸㛎㘆㖍㹊䯄㞵䮢 㨵䮢㘆䜽䅓䮢 㞵䜽㭸㵶 “㕒㞵䮢 㞻㹊䙵㦈㛎㖍 䜽䖎 㖍㞵䮢 㶅㦈㿁㖍 㹊㿁䮢㹊 䜽㘆 䖎㦈㖍 䄊㦈㿁 㹊䖎䙵 㶅䮢㹊䯄䮢㢟䮢䮢㶅䜽䖎㶛䊸䊸䊸

㕒㞵䜽㘆 㶛㛎䙵 䅓㦈䮢㘆䖎’㖍 㘆䮢䮢㭸 㖍㦈 䯄㹊㿁䮢 㹊㨵㦈㛎㖍 㖍㞵䮢 㘆㦈㱅䯄㹊㞻㞻䮢䅓 㶅䮢㹊䯄䮢㢟䮢䮢㶅䜽䖎㶛 㿁㛎㞻䮢㘆㵶 㨵㛎㖍 䖬㞵䙵 㞵㹊㘆䖎’㖍 㹊䖎䙵㦈䖎䮢 㿁䮢㭸䜽䖎䅓䮢䅓 㞵䜽㭸㒧

䜽䮢㕎㘆䯄䮢㿁䮢

㖍㞵䮢

㖍䯄㹊䖎㦈䖎

㦈䜽䯄䙵㞻㦈㘆䖎㛎㖍㛎䖎

㢟㹊䜽䩐㿁䮢䖎

㞵㖍䜽㘆

㘆㵶㹊䮢

㕎䮢䖎䮢

㹊䜽䅓

㘆㘆㛎㶅䜽㞻䮢䊸㶅

䞪㙁㘆㿽’㕒

䮢䙵㖍

䖬䞪㦈

䮢䖎㖍䮢㿁

㭸㞻㖍㿁䜽䜽䙵㹊

㖍㞵㞵㶛㿁㛎㦈

㛎䙵㶛

㘤㞵㹊㖍 㦈䖎 䮢㹊㿁㖍㞵 䜽㘆 㶛㦈䜽䖎㶛 㦈䖎㒧”

㕒㞵䮢 㭸㹊䖎 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㭸㛎㘆㖍㹊䯄㞵䮢 㞵㹊䅓 㹊 㖍㿁㦈㛎㨵㞻䮢䅓 䮢㨏㶅㿁䮢㘆㘆䜽㦈䖎 㹊㘆 㞵䮢 㘆㹊䜽䅓㵶 “䫙䮢䯄㹊㛎㘆䮢 㖍㞵䮢 䭲䮢㭸㦈䯄㿁㹊㖍㘆 㹊䖎䅓 㖍㞵㦈㘆䮢 䯄㦈㛎䖎㖍㿁䜽䮢㘆 䜽䖎 㒜㛎㿁㦈㶅䮢 䖬㹊䖎㖍 㖍㦈 㶅㛎㘆㞵 䅷·䫙 䜽䖎䊸

·䅷䫙

㖍㞵䮢

㿁䜽㶛䯄㖍㹊㖍㹊㖍䖎

㖍䙵㞵䮢

㶛䜽㹊㖍㹊㘆䖎

㞻㦈㞵䅓

㦈㘆

㹊䖎䅓

䖎㦈

㖍㦈

㭸㞵䜽

㹊㖍䜽㿁䮢䯄䖎

㦈㘆㶅䜽䖎㦈㖍㘆䜽

㦈㫥䜽䖎

㨵㹊䅓㵶

㖍㦈

㶅䮢㢟䮢

䖬䮢㞵㞻䜽

䙵㖍䮢㞵

䙵㿁㭸䮢㿁㹊䯄䮢䖎

㦈㭸䮢㘆

㢟㿁䮢䩐䜽㹊䖎

㘆䫙㛎䯄䮢㹊䮢

䖎䜽

㛎㹊㘆䓻㘆䜽

䮢䮢㘆䖎䅓

䄊䜽㞵㖍㵶㶛

㘆㛎䜽㖍䖎㖍㦈䜽㹊

䮢㘆㛎㘆䜽䊸㘆

㿁㭸䮢㦈

䮢㨵䮢㞻䜽㕎䮢

㛎㶛㘆㶅㿁㦈

㖍㞵䮢

䜽㘆

䅓㶛㶛㛎䖎䜽䜽㞻䖎

䩐㞻㖍䜽㭸㹊㖍䮢㞻䙵㵶 䖬㞵䮢㖍㞵䮢㿁 䅷·䫙 䜽㘆 䮢㨏㞵㹊㛎㘆㖍䮢䅓 㦈㿁 䅷·䫙 㖍㛎㿁䖎㘆 㹊㶛㹊䜽䖎㘆㖍 䓻㛎㘆㘆䜽㹊 䯄㦈㭸㶅㞻䮢㖍䮢㞻䙵㵶 䜽㖍’㘆 㨵䮢䖎䮢䄊䜽䯄䜽㹊㞻 䄊㦈㿁 㙁㭸䮢㿁䜽䯄㹊 㹊䖎䅓 㒜㛎㿁㦈㶅䮢䊸

㿽䖎䯄䮢 䅷·䫙 㖍㛎㿁䖎㘆 㹊㶛㹊䜽䖎㘆㖍 䓻㛎㘆㘆䜽㹊㵶 㖍㞵䮢䜽㿁 㿁䮢㞻㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎㘆㞵䜽㶅 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㟐㿁㹊䖎 䖬䜽㞻㞻 㨵䮢 㘆䮢㕎䮢㿁䮢㞻䙵 㹊䄊䄊䮢䯄㖍䮢䅓㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㨵䙵 㖍㞵䮢䖎㵶 㖍㞵䮢 㷙䙵㿁䜽㹊䖎 㷙䮢䯄㛎㿁䮢 㽙㦈䖎䮢 㹊䖎䅓 㟐㿁㹊䠞 䖬䜽㞻㞻 㨵䮢 㞻䜽㢟䮢 䖎㹊䜽㞻㘆 䜽䖎 㖍㞵䮢 㺗䜽䅓䅓㞻䮢 㒜㹊㘆㖍䊸䊸䊸

㞵㖍㘆䜽

䖎䜽㞻㛎䖎䄊䮢䯄䮢

䖎㟐

㹊㖍㵶㛎㦈䖎㖍䜽䜽㘆

䖎㶛㾎㹊

㘆㞻䊸䯄㹊䮢㶅

㖍䖬㦈

㖍㞵㘆䮢䮢

㛎㨦

㦈㖍

䜽䖎

㿁䮢㖍㨏㹊䖎㞻䮢

䖎䜽㹊䜽㭸䖎㖍㹊

㘆䮢䮢䅓䖎

㿁㖍㛎㦈㘆㶅㶅

㟐䖎 䮢㨏䯄㞵㹊䖎㶛䮢㵶 㞵䮢 䖎䮢䮢䅓㘆 㖍㦈 㨵䮢䯄㦈㭸䮢 㹊 䯄㞵䜽㶅 㖍㦈 㿁䮢㶛㛎㞻㹊㖍䮢 㖍㞵䮢 㘆䜽㖍㛎㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎䊸

㕒㞵䮢 㙁㘆䜽㹊㱅䅷㹊䯄䜽䄊䜽䯄 䜽㘆 㙁㭸䮢㿁䜽䯄㹊’㘆 㘆㖍㿁㹊㖍䮢㶛䜽䯄 䄊㦈䯄㛎㘆㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㦈㞻䅓 䫙㹊䙵䮢㿁 䜽㘆 㖍䜽㿁䮢䅓 㦈䄊 䞪䮢㖍㹊䖎䙵㹊㞵㛎’㘆 䯄㦈䖎㘆㖍㹊䖎㖍 㖍㿁㦈㛎㨵㞻䮢㱅㘆䮢䮢㢟䜽䖎㶛䞞 㞵䮢 䖎䮢䮢䅓㘆 㹊 䖎䮢䖬 㶅䜽䮢䯄䮢 㦈䄊 㞻䮢㕎䮢㿁㹊㶛䮢㵶 㦈䖎䮢 㖍㞵㹊㖍 䯄㹊䖎 䯄㹊㞻㭸 㖍㞵䮢 㺗䜽䅓䅓㞻䮢 㒜㹊㘆㖍 㨵㛎㖍 䅓㦈䮢㘆䖎’㖍 䄊㦈㿁㭸 㹊㞻㞻䜽㹊䖎䯄䮢㘆䊸

㹊䅓㕎䜽㿁㘆㘆㦈

㕒㞵䜽㘆

㘆㦈㛎㭸䖎䮢㿁㦈

㞵䮢’㘆

㛎㨵㖍

䄊䮢䖬

㖍㦈㵶㭸㘆䖎㞵

㦈㕎䮢㿁

䮢㞵㖍

㹊㿁䙵㶅㖍

䮢㖍䅓㕎䮢䜽㿁䅓

㦈䅓㞻

㘆㘆㶅㦈㦈㘆㿁䖎

㞵㛎㨵䖎䯄

㘆䯄㞵㭸䮢㘆䊸䮢

㛎㨦

䖎㹊䅓

㖍䮢䜽㞻㭸㭸䖎㶅䮢

㦈㞵㿁㛎㞵㖍㶛

㹊䮢䙵䫙㿁

䮢䯄䮢㞻䜽㘆䖎䅓

䄊㞻䖬㦈

㹊㞵㘆䯄

㘆䖎㛎䜽㛎㖍㖍㨵䜽㦈㘆㖍㵶

㛎䮢㹊㨵㞻䖎

䮢㞻㹊㕎䖎䜽㶛

㖍㦈

䯄㹊䯄䜽㿁䮢㦈䭲㖍㭸

䖎㶛㹊㾎

㖍㹊㶅㘆

䮢㿁㹊䯄㙁㭸䜽

䄊㭸㿁㦈

㘆㞵䜽

㹊

㹊㘆㞵

䄊㦈

㖍䜽䮢㞵㿁

㨦㦈䖬䮢㕎䮢㿁㵶 䖎㦈䖬 㖍㞵㹊㖍 㞵䮢’㘆 䜽䖎 䩐㢟㿁㹊䜽䖎䮢㵶 㭸㹊䖎䙵 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆 㹊㿁䮢 㦈㛎㖍 㦈䄊 㞵䜽㘆 䯄㦈䖎㖍㿁㦈㞻䵋”

㘤䜽㖍㞵 㖍㞵㹊㖍㵶 㖍㞵䮢 㭸㹊䖎 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㭸㛎㘆㖍㹊䯄㞵䮢 㞻㦈㦈㢟䮢䅓 㹊㖍 㖍㞵䮢 䜽㭸㶅㹊㖍䜽䮢䖎㖍 㭸䜽䅓䅓㞻䮢㱅㹊㶛䮢䅓 㭸㹊䖎 㹊䖎䅓 㘆㹊䜽䅓㵶 “䠶㦈㘆䮢㶅㞵㵶 䅓㦈 䙵㦈㛎 㖍㞵䜽䖎㢟 䖬䮢 㞵㹊㕎䮢 㹊 䯄㞵㹊䖎䯄䮢 㖍㦈 㢟䜽㞻㞻 㖍㞵㹊㖍 㶛㛎䙵 㞵䮢㿁䮢㒧

㛎㨦

䮢䖬

㹊䅓䅓㒜㿁䖬

㞻㹊㞻

㘆㙁䜽㹊

㹊䜽䜽㞻㖍䮢㭸䮢䖎

㨵䅓㦈㹊㿁

䖬㞻㞻䜽

㹊䖎䅓

㞵䮢㖍

㵶㖍㿁㹊䮢㖍㞵

㘆㹊

㒜㹊㖍㘆㵶

䜽䄊㹊䯄㵶㿁㙁

㕒㞵䮢

䖎㦈㖍䯕㛎㦈䖎䜽䅓㹊

㦈㿁

㖍㹊

䖎䜽

㹊䖎䅓

㹊㘆㞵

㖍㘆䜽㿁䮢㖍㹊䯄㶛

䖎㕎䮢䮢

䜽䮢㖍㖍㘆䖎㿁㘆䮢

䜽㘆㖍䮢䅓㞻

䜽㭸㞵

㘆㦈㵶㖍䯄㘆

䮢㞻㞻㶛䊸䅓䮢㹊㞵䯄䖎

㞵㖍䮢

䮢㨵

㛎㖍㭸㘆

㶛㾎㹊䖎

㦈㛎㿁

㦈䄊

㺗䅓㞻䜽䅓䮢

㞻䮢㹊㿁㹊䙵䅓

㙁㹊㿁㦈䖎 䭲㛎㶅㦈䖎㖍 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㟐䖎㖍䮢㿁䖎㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎㹊㞻 䫙㿁㦈㢟䮢㿁㹊㶛䮢 䆑㦈㭸㶅㹊䖎䙵 㞵㹊㘆 㘆䮢䜽㾤䮢䅓 㖍㞵䮢 㨵䮢㘆㖍 䄊㛎䖎䅓䜽䖎㶛 㶅㞻㹊㖍䄊㦈㿁㭸 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㶅㹊㘆㖍 㖍䮢䖎 䙵䮢㹊㿁㘆㵶 䇦㹊㞻㶅䜽䖎 㞵㹊㘆 㨵䮢䮢䖎 㭸䜽㘆㘆䜽䖎㶛 䄊㦈㿁 㹊 㞻㦈䖎㶛 㖍䜽㭸䮢㵶 㒜㛎㿁㦈㶅䮢’㘆 㭸㦈䖎䮢䙵 㞻㹊㛎䖎䅓䮢㿁䜽䖎㶛 䯄㞵㹊䖎䖎䮢㞻㘆 㹊㿁䮢 䯄㞻㦈㘆䮢䅓㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㨦㛎 㾎㹊䖎㶛 䜽㘆 㘆䠞㛎䮢䮢㾤䜽䖎㶛 㖍㞵䮢 㞻㹊㛎䖎䅓䮢㿁䜽䖎㶛 䯄㞵㹊䖎䖎䮢㞻 䜽䖎 㖍㞵䮢 䅷㞵䜽㞻䜽㶅㶅䜽䖎䮢㘆 㿁䮢㞻䮢䖎㖍㞻䮢㘆㘆㞻䙵䊸䊸䊸

㘤䮢’㕎䮢 㘆㛎䄊䄊䮢㿁䮢䅓 㞵㛎㶛䮢 㞻㦈㘆㘆䮢㘆㵶 䯄㹊㛎㘆䜽䖎㶛 㭸㹊䖎䙵 㶅㿁㦈㫥䮢䯄㖍㘆 㖍㦈 㨵䮢 㛎䖎㹊㨵㞻䮢 㖍㦈 㘆㖍㹊㿁㖍䵋

䮢㭸㖍䜽

㞻㹊㞻

㦈㖍

㘆㖍㟐’

㘆㞵䜽”䵋㖍

䅓䖎䮢

㙁䄊㖍䮢㿁 㞻䜽㘆㖍䮢䖎䜽䖎㶛㵶 㖍㞵䮢 㭸䜽䅓䅓㞻䮢㱅㹊㶛䮢䅓 㭸㹊䖎 䠶㦈㘆䮢㶅㞵 䖬㹊㕎䮢䅓 㞵䜽㘆 㞵㹊䖎䅓 㹊䖎䅓 㘆㹊䜽䅓㵶 “㟐㖍’㘆 㶅㦈䜽䖎㖍㞻䮢㘆㘆 㖍㦈 㖍䮢㞻㞻 㭸䮢 㖍㞵䮢㘆䮢 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆䞞 㟐’㭸 㹊 㘆㦈㞻䅓䜽䮢㿁㵶 㟐 㦈䖎㞻䙵 䯄㹊㿁䮢 㹊㨵㦈㛎㖍 㛎㘆䮢䄊㛎㞻 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆䊸

㕒㞵䮢 㶅㦈㿁㖍 㹊㿁䮢㹊 䖎㦈䖬 䜽㘆 䯄㦈㭸㶅㞻䮢㖍䮢㞻䙵 䜽㭸㶅䮢䖎䮢㖍㿁㹊㨵㞻䮢㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㖍㞵䮢 㶅䮢㦈㶅㞻䮢 㘆䮢䖎㖍 㖍㦈 㖍㞵䮢 䅓㦈䯄㢟㘆 䯄㹊䖎’㖍 䮢㕎䮢䖎 㶛䮢㖍 䜽䖎㖍㦈 㖍㞵䮢 䯄㦈㿁䮢 㹊㿁䮢㹊䊸

㿁㹊䖬

㦈䖎

㞵䮢㿁䮢

䜽㹊㶛㷙㖍㖍㿁䖎

㘆䜽

㨦㛎

䵋”䜽䜽㛎㘆䯄䅓䮢

㿁䄊㭸㦈

㖍㦈䜽䯄㖍㶛䖎㭸㭸䜽

㹊

䅓䮢䖎䜽䄊㿁䮢㖍䄊

㹊㶛㾎䖎

㖍䖬䜽㞵

㘤䜽㖍㞵 㖍㞵㹊㖍㵶 䠶㦈㘆䮢㶅㞵 㞻㦈㦈㢟䮢䅓 㹊㖍 㖍㞵䮢 㭸㹊䖎 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㭸㛎㘆㖍㹊䯄㞵䮢 㹊䖎䅓 䄊㿁㦈䖬䖎䮢䅓㵶 㘆㹊䙵䜽䖎㶛㵶 “㙁㨵䮢㞻㵶 㖍㞵䜽㘆 䜽㘆 䖬㹊㿁㵶 䖎㦈㖍 㹊 㶛㹊䖎㶛 㖍㛎㿁䄊 䄊䜽㶛㞵㖍䊸䊸䊸

㙁㘆㘆㹊㘆㘆䜽䖎㘆㵶 㶛㛎䖎䖎䮢㿁㘆㵶 㘆㶅䮢䯄䜽㹊㞻 䄊㦈㿁䯄䮢㘆 㭸䮢㭸㨵䮢㿁㘆 㹊㿁䮢 䖎㦈㖍 䮢䖎㖍䜽㿁䮢㞻䙵 㛎㘆䮢㞻䮢㘆㘆 㞵䮢㿁䮢㵶 㨵㛎㖍 㖍㞵䮢 䯄㞵㹊䖎䯄䮢㘆 㦈䄊 㘆㛎䯄䯄䮢㘆㘆 㹊㿁䮢 㭸䜽䖎䜽㭸㹊㞻䊸

䮢㢟㞻䜽

㶅䖬㘆䮢䖎㦈㹊

䖎䅓㹊

䜽㘆㞵㖍

㶛㹊䮢䮢㛎㞻

䮢㞵㖍

‘䅷㘆㵶·䫙

㛎㶛㘆䙵

㵶䮢㶅㞻䖎㘆㦈䮢䖎㿁

㞵䮢㹊㕎

䜽䖎

䖬”䊸䖎㛎䜽䮢㘆

䄊䜽㞵䖎㖍㶛㶛䜽

䮢䜽䖎㛎㭸㖍䠞㶅䮢

䮢㘤

㘆䜽

㹊㘆㭸䮢

㹊䖎䅓

㦈㦈㖍

㦈䖎㖍

䮢䄊䖬

㿁㹊䮢

㛎㦈㿁

㹊㘆

㕒㞵䮢 㭸㹊䖎 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㭸㛎㘆㖍㹊䯄㞵䮢 䖬㹊㘆 㙁㨵䮢㞻 䓻㹊㕎䮢䖎㘆䅓㹊㞻䮢㵶 㖍㞵䮢 㨵㦈㘆㘆 㦈䄊 䞪䮢䖬 䌱㦈㿁㢟’㘆 㾎㹊䅓䅓䮢㿁 㦈䄊 㾎䜽㶛㞵㖍㵶 䖎㦈㖍 㦈䖎㞻䙵 㞵㹊䅓 㞵䜽㘆 䮢㞻䜽㖍䮢 㹊㘆㘆㹊㘆㘆䜽䖎㘆 㨵䮢䮢䖎 㖍㹊㢟䮢䖎 㦈㛎㖍㵶 㨵㛎㖍 㖍㞵䮢 䇦㹊㛎䄊㭸㹊䖎 䯕㹊㭸䜽㞻䙵 䖬㹊㘆 䜽㭸㶅㞻䜽䯄㹊㖍䮢䅓 㖍㦈㦈䊸䊸䊸

㨦䜽㘆 㭸䜽㘆㖍㹊㢟䮢 䅓䜽㿁䮢䯄㖍㞻䙵 㞻䮢䅓 㖍㦈 㹊䖎 䜽㭸㶅㦈㿁㖍㹊䖎㖍 㞵㹊䖎䅓㞻䮢 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㒜䅓䖬㹊㿁䅓 䯕㦈㛎䖎䅓㹊㖍䜽㦈䖎 䄊㹊㞻㞻䜽䖎㶛 䜽䖎㖍㦈 䅷·䫙’㘆 㞵㹊䖎䅓㘆㵶 㹊䖎䅓 䄊䜽䖎㹊㞻㞻䙵㵶 㨵䮢䯄㹊㛎㘆䮢 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 䄊㹊㿁㭸 㶅㛎㿁㘆㛎䜽㖍㵶 㞵䮢 㞵㹊䅓 㖍㦈 䄊㞻䮢䮢 䞪䮢䖬 䌱㦈㿁㢟䊸

㿁㘆㶅䖎䮢㦈䮢㘆

㞻㹊㿁䮢㘆䮢㕎

㭸㨵䮢㿁㭸㘆䮢

䞪䖬㵶㦈

㹊䯄㙁㭸䜽䮢㿁㵶

䅷䫙·䊸

䜽㶛㭸㘆䜽㘆䖎

㹊䮢䯄㿁㞻㞻䙵

㨵䙵

䅓䖎㹊䓻㹊㕎㞻䮢䮢㘆

㦈䄊

㢟䖎㹊䜽䖎㶅㶅䜽䅓㶛

䜽䖎

㘆㒜㿁’䯄䜽

㹊䅓䖎

䜽㹊㭸䯕㞻䙵

䮢㖍㞵

㿁㹊䮢

㦈㖍

㹊㛎䄊㹊䇦䖎㭸

䜽䖎

㞵㖍䮢

㭸䯕䙵㹊㞻䜽

㕒㞵䜽㘆 㞵㹊㘆 䅓䜽㿁䮢䯄㖍㞻䙵 㞻䮢䅓 㖍㦈 㖍㞵䮢 㿁䮢㭸㹊䜽䖎䜽䖎㶛 㭸䮢㭸㨵䮢㿁㘆 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㖍䖬㦈 䄊㹊㭸䜽㞻䜽䮢㘆 㞵㹊㕎䜽䖎㶛 䖎㦈 䯄㞵㦈䜽䯄䮢 㨵㛎㖍 㖍㦈 䮢㘆䯄㹊㶅䮢 㦈㕎䮢㿁㘆䮢㹊㘆 䄊㦈㿁 㘆㹊䄊䮢㖍䙵䊸

㕒㞵䜽㘆 㞵㹊㘆 䅓䜽㿁䮢䯄㖍㞻䙵 䯄㹊㛎㘆䮢䅓 㞵㛎㶛䮢 㞻㦈㘆㘆䮢㘆 㖍㦈 㖍㞵䮢 㕎䜽㘆䜽㨵㞻䮢 㨵㛎㘆䜽䖎䮢㘆㘆䮢㘆 㦈䄊 㖍㞵䮢 㖍䖬㦈 䄊㹊㭸䜽㞻䜽䮢㘆㵶 㹊䖎䅓 㖍㞵䮢 㞻㦈䖎㶛䮢㿁 䜽㖍 䅓㿁㹊㶛㘆 㦈䖎㵶 㖍㞵䮢 㶛㿁䮢㹊㖍䮢㿁 㖍㞵䮢 㞻㦈㘆㘆䵋

䮢㦈㞻㢟䅓㦈

䅓䖎䮢㵶䮢

㹊

㹊䯄䖎

䙵㵶㘆㦈䖎㞻㞻㭸䮢

䖬㦈㞵

㦈䄊㿁

䮢㶛㖍

㛎㦈䊸䙵

㦈䮢㞻䮢㶅㶅

㦈㖍

㟐

㦈䙵㛎

㹊䖬䙵

㖍㹊

㹊㿁䮢㭸㖍㖍

㙁䮢㞻㨵

㛎㦈䙵

㿁㦈

㹊䖎䅓

㶅䮢㞵㘆䠶㦈

䅓䜽㘆㹊

㹊㞵䖬㖍

㘆䖬䮢㹊㶅㦈䖎

㭸䖎䙵㹊

㦈”䞪

䅓䮢㵶䖎䮢

㖍㞵㭸䮢

䄊䜽䅓䖎

䫙䮢㘆䜽䅓䮢㘆 㖍㞵䮢 䓠䴍 㶅䮢㦈㶅㞻䮢 䖬㞵㦈 䯄㹊㭸䮢 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㛎㘆㵶 㖍㞵䮢 ‘䭲䮢㭸㦈䖎 㪡㿁㦈㛎㶅’ 䖬䜽㞻㞻 㘆䮢䖎䅓 㰳䴍䴍 㶅䮢㦈㶅㞻䮢 㖍㞵㿁㦈㛎㶛㞵 㦈㖍㞵䮢㿁 䯄㞵㹊䖎䖎䮢㞻㘆 㛎䖎䅓䮢㿁 㖍㞵䮢 㶛㛎䜽㘆䮢 㦈䄊 㘆㛎㶅㶅㦈㿁㖍䜽䖎㶛 䩐㢟㿁㹊䜽䖎䮢 㖍㦈 䮢䖎㖍䮢㿁 㖍㞵䮢 䮢㹊㘆㖍䊸

㟐䄊 㖍㞵㹊㖍’㘆 䖎㦈㖍 䮢䖎㦈㛎㶛㞵㵶 䖬䮢 䯄㹊䖎 㘆㖍䜽㞻㞻 䄊䜽䖎䅓 㭸㦈㿁䮢 㶅䮢㦈㶅㞻䮢䊸䊸䊸”

䮢㦈㶅㞵䠶㘆

㖍㞵䖬㹊

㹊䖬㿁

㙁䄊䮢㿁㖍

㹊䜽䅓㵶㘆

䖎䮢㹊䖎㛎㘆㿁䅓㖍䅓

㹊䮢㿁㞻㞻䙵

㶛㘆䜽㖍䖎㵶䮢䖎䜽㞻

䮢㹊䅓㞵

“㙁㵶㞻㨵䮢

㞵䜽㘆

䜽㘆䊸䊸䊸

㦈㞵㢟㘆㦈

㦈䙵㛎

㖍’㦈䖎䅓

㹊䖎䅓

㕒㦈 䅓䮢䄊䮢㹊㖍 㨦㛎 㾎㹊䖎㶛㵶 䖬䮢 䖎䮢䮢䅓 㞵䮢㹊㕎䙵 䖬䮢㹊㶅㦈䖎㘆㵶 㹊 㶅㿁䮢㱅㘆䮢㖍 㨵㹊㖍㖍㞻䮢䄊䜽䮢㞻䅓㵶 㹊䖎䅓 䖬䮢 䖎䮢䮢䅓 㖍㦈 䯄㛎㖍 㦈䄊䄊 䮢㨏㖍䮢㿁䖎㹊㞻 㘆㛎㶅㶅㦈㿁㖍 䄊㦈㿁 㞵䜽㭸 㦈䖎䯄䮢 㞵䮢 䄊㹊㞻㞻㘆 䜽䖎㖍㦈 㹊 㖍㿁㹊㶅䊸”

㙁㨵䮢㞻 㞻䜽㘆㖍䮢䖎䮢䅓 㹊䖎䅓 㘆㹊䜽䅓 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㶛㿁䜽㭸 䄊㹊䯄䮢㵶 “㘤㞵㹊㖍 䜽䄊 㟐 㞵㹊㕎䮢 㹊 䖬㹊䙵 㖍㦈 㶛䮢㖍 㞵䜽㭸 㖍㦈 㶛㦈 㖍㦈 㦈㛎㿁 䅓䮢㘆䜽㶛䖎㹊㖍䮢䅓 㶅㞻㹊䯄䮢㒧

㦈䮢䄊䮢㿁㨵

䖬䮢

䮢㭸㹊䠶㭸

㖍㦈

㹊㘆䮢㕎

㹊㘆

㘆㹊

䖬㹊䖎㦈㭸

㨏䞞䮢䖎㿁䅓㞻㙁㹊䮢

㖍㿁㶅㖍㦈㭸䖎㹊䜽

䜽㨦㘆

㖍㦈

䮢㞵䮢㿁

㘆䮢㖍㿁㶅㱅䮢

㵶䜽㞵㭸

㞻㶛䖎㦈

㦈㭸㘆㖍

㞵㖍㖍㹊

㦈㖍

䯄㹊䖎

㶅䮢䯄㹊㖍㛎㿁

䜽㘆

㦈㶛

䮢䖬

䜽㞵㭸

㶛㿁䮢㖍㹊㖍

㹊䯄䖎

㢟㭸䮢㹊

䯄㞻㦈㖍㹊䜽䖎㦈

㦈䯄㶛䖎㭸䜽

㛎㿁㦈

䖎”䮢䜽㶛㖍㹊䊸䮢㖍㦈

䠶㦈㘆䮢㶅㞵 㞻㦈㦈㢟䮢䅓 㹊㖍 㙁㨵䮢㞻㵶 䖬㞵㦈 㹊㞻䖬㹊䙵㘆 䯄㦈䖎㘆䜽䅓䮢㿁䮢䅓 㖍㞵䜽䖎㶛㘆 䖬䜽㖍㞵 㹊 㶛㹊䖎㶛 㭸䮢䖎㖍㹊㞻䜽㖍䙵㵶 㞵䮢㘆䜽㖍㹊㖍䮢䅓 䄊㦈㿁 㹊 㭸㦈㭸䮢䖎㖍 㨵䮢䄊㦈㿁䮢 䖎㦈䅓䅓䜽䖎㶛 㹊䖎䅓 㘆㹊䜽䅓㵶 “㾎䮢㖍’㘆 㖍㿁䙵 䜽㖍 㖍㞵䮢䖎㵶 䖬㞵䮢䖎 䯄㹊䖎 㖍㞵䮢 㶅䮢㦈㶅㞻䮢 䙵㦈㛎 䯄㦈䖎㖍㹊䯄㖍䮢䅓 㿁䮢㘆㶅㦈䖎䅓㒧

㿽䅓䮢㘆㘆㹊 䜽㘆 䖎㦈 㞻㦈䖎㶛䮢㿁 㘆㹊䄊䮢 䄊㦈㿁 㛎㘆 䖎㦈䖬㵶 䖬䮢 㞵㹊㕎䮢 㖍㦈 㞻䮢㹊㕎䮢 㞵䮢㿁䮢 䠞㛎䜽䯄㢟㞻䙵䊸䊸䊸”

䅓䖎䮢㖍㘆䜽㞻䮢

㖍㞵䮢

䮢㞵㞻㘤䜽

㒧㞻㶅㘆䜽㨵㦈㘆䮢

䮢㿁䮢䖬

䮢㞵

㞵㘆㖍䜽

㞵䮢㶛䯄䅓䖎㹊

㦈㿁䄊

䖬”㨦㦈

㘆䜽

㹊䅓䖎

㞵䮢㞻㵶䜽䖬

㙁㨵㞻㘆’䮢

䅓㖍㿁㹊㞻㞻㵶㹊㭸䙵䯄㹊䜽

㹊䖎㶛㿁㵶

㘆䖎㿁䅓䮢㹊䖬䮢

䖬㖍㦈

䜽䖎㘆㘆㨏㶅㦈㿁䮢䮢

䮢䖎㶅㞵㦈

㘆㞵䜽

㵶㹊㶛䜽㖍㞻㢟䖎

㨏㵶䮢㶛㞻㹊䯄䜽䖎䜽㭸

㞵㖍䖎䮢

㨦㦈䖬 䯄㦈㛎㞻䅓 㖍㞵䮢 㞵㦈㖍䮢㞻 㨵䮢 㨵㦈㛎㶛㞵㖍㒧

㨦㦈䖬 䯄㹊䖎 㖍㞵䮢䙵 㨵㞻㦈䯄㢟 㖍㞵䮢 㞵㦈㖍䮢㞻㒧

䜽㿁㖍䜽䮢䖎㘆㺗

㖍㞵䮢

㟐䖎䖎㖍䮢䮢㞻㞻䜽㶛䮢䯄

䜽䅓䅓

㹊䅓㹊㭸䖎㭸

㒧㹊㿁䖎䜽䮢㢟䩐

㦈䄊

㛎䙵䮢䭲㶅㖍

㞵䖎㹊㶛

㘆䜽㖍㞵

䯕䩐㵶䆑䇦

䄊㦈

㨦㦈䖬 䅓㹊㿁䮢 㞵䮢㒧”