King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 1910 - 1587: Visitors at the Gathering

Capítulo 1910: Chapter 1587: Visitors at the Gathering

Joe Ga figured out something…

The best way to avoid being scapegoated is to make a big move to clarify your own stance, and then do everything possible to protect the Nord Stream from harm.

In the end, the Nord Stream might still be destroyed, but those people cannot create additional trouble once their strategic goals are achieved.

Because the P.B organization is different, if they try to frame P.B after P.B has already made a clear stance, it will definitely cause Europe to rebound by leveraging P.B…

This is harmful to their grand strategy!

Those old guys are top-notch masters of power play, and in some ways, they are actually quite similar to Boss Qiao…

They don’t target a single issue or individual separately; they usually involve their opponents while executing their own strategies, which is much more skillful and less laborious than acting themselves.

Boss Qiao himself is a top-notch expert in this aspect, and now, realizing that these old folks operate the same way, he is even a bit delighted, because it shows that the path he has explored is actually somewhat aligned with the top level of power deceit…

Most importantly, he indirectly proved his own ‘correctness’, which is a huge boost to his confidence.

When new people join a company, they have to undergo some tests. When Boss Qiao stepped into the top tier of power, encountering some rejection reactions was normal.

Previously, he had missed a lot of key information, leading to a series of misjudgments and anxiety, which even caused him to become a bit insecure.

But now, it’s different. By disregarding those high-level struggles and focusing the confrontation on a specific matter, there are actually solutions!

And as long as he sees the other party’s intentions clearly, even allies can be readily available!

France and Germany!

These two currently are the actual leaders of the European Union. Although due to America’s influence and various ideological and interest-based bindings, they sometimes seem particularly weak, no one can underestimate their determination to lead the European Union.

Joe Ga can easily pull them in on the Nord Stream issue, because it’s P.B who is taking action, and Boss Qiao bears the most pressure, they only need to endorse the legitimacy of P.B’s actions.

Around 8 PM, Xiao Ma arrived at The Regent’s Park with his assistant and security personnel, along with a special assistant of the German Chancellor.

The atmosphere at the manor was very good in the evening because many friends had come…

The family of the Swedish Crown Princess was there, as was Carl’s family, who had their royal status revoked.

Joe Ga met Xiao Ma in a reception room…

As soon as Xiao Ma sat down, the first thing he said was…

“Hu Lang, are you sure America will sabotage the Nord Stream?”

Joe Ga flipped through some items in the reception room, found a box of cigars that didn’t look cheap, took one out and handed it to Xiao Ma, then spread his hands and said, “Do I need to bring over the CIA’s top-secret plans for you to see?”

Saying this, Joe Ga looked at Xiao Ma’s expectant face, shook his head and said, “I asked Eric, and according to America’s official statement, the plan was canceled and sealed.

Not to mention that I can’t get the original as evidence, even if I did, what could you do with it?”

Xiao Ma shook his head and said, “Nord Stream is critical!

But the key isn’t its energy transmission capability, but its symbolic significance!

As long as Nord Stream exists, our connection with Great Russia won’t be completely severed.

As long as Nord Stream exists, we always have leverage in negotiations with Great Russia.”

Joe Ga understood what Xiao Ma meant; Nord Stream could actually be seen as a chip to control the supplier as the ‘sole buyer’.

Because Europe is Nord Stream’s only client, Great Russia doesn’t even have full pricing power for its energy output.

As long as Nord Stream exists, Europe has room to maneuver…

Joe Ga looked at Xiao Ma’s serious expression and said with a smile, “Even if Nord Stream is attacked, it’s not an irretrievable disaster…

The seabed pipeline can be repaired if it can be built, but once Nord Stream is attacked, it means Great Russia must give up its last illusions about you and use Nord Stream to threaten you in return.

In such a situation, getting Boss Pu back to the negotiating table won’t be so easy!

Look at what you’ve done…

When the war in Ukraine started, you kicked Great Russia out of the Swift system, clearly trying to make their economy collapse, yet you shamelessly set a price cap on Great Russia’s energy.

Do they care about you? Did you limit them?

Clearly, Boss Pu also wants to negotiate, but Ukraine has been calling for negotiations every few days, only to stand them up repeatedly, using lies and tantrums to stall for time.

This approach has led to various failures on Great Russia’s eastern front, and turbulence on the southern front…

Boss Pu temporarily cannot change the nature of the ‘special military operation’; his best move is to increase the intensity of local wars to accumulate chips through a war of attrition.

If there are still individuals within Europe holding on to the idea that Great Russia might collapse, I urge you to abandon the fantasy.

America raises interest rates, and you follow suit, resulting in you being breached, with inflation reaching its highest levels in years.

Raising interest rates along with financial capital’s large-scale migration to America, you face problems in liquidity amidst inflation.

On top of that, there’s the refugee issue; how long do you think Europe can withstand this?”

With that, Joe Ga lit his cigar and said with a smile, “Who do you think will suffer the most if the Nord Stream is cut off?

Has your German counterpart made any contingency plans in this regard?

I asked Gami, and he said the German bank’s investments in U.S. bonds have reached the highest level in the past decade.

Inflation and reduced liquidity happening simultaneously; in this situation, Germany’s internal industrial capital cannot withstand it.

We all know that most European companies could hardly last three months without bank loans!”

Xiao Ma took a big puff of his cigar, saying helplessly, “Hu Lang, sometimes ideological issues lead the European Union to make many decisions that seem unreasonable to you.

Even if such ‘unreasonableness’ causes huge losses…”

Saying this, Xiao Ma coughed and said helplessly, “Let’s not talk about this topic. I just want to know, how confident are you in preventing Nord Stream from being sabotaged?”

Joe Ga spread his hands and said, “Not even half sure!

The Baltic Sea is an area I have never ventured into, and I haven’t even had any dealings with any of the surrounding countries.

More importantly, once America decides to exert force, someone within NATO will definitely cooperate with them.

And I can be sure that Norway and Poland are definitely involved.

In this situation, to protect Nord Stream, you guys have to give me the highest level of authorization first…

I need to deploy unmanned airships over the Baltic Sea, while I will find a way to rent a temporary airport in Sweden…

You will have to find a way to help persuade the Swedish side and endorse my legitimacy.”

Hearing this, Xiao Ma said in horror, “Do you have to make it so big?”

Joe Ga sneered and said, “If my fleet wasn’t currently all in the Black Sea, I would want to dispatch ships to patrol the Baltic Sea. Now I can only temporarily buy a cargo ship to make do with.

Be psychologically prepared; if I don’t make a big move this time, it won’t be over!”

Hearing this, Xiao Ma worriedly said, “Previously, you told me that those people wanted to use Nord Stream to frame you; why not simply find and eliminate those with contracts for deadly strike groups?”

Saying this, Xiao Ma looked at Joe Ga with a meaningful expression, and he said helplessly, “Alright, killing those people is completely useless.

You intend to determine your own stance through a big move!

Then I think you can seek recognition from Great Russia on the issue of protecting Nord Stream.”

Upon hearing this, Joe Ga said in surprise, “Is that possible? Can you accept it?”

Xiao Ma helplessly said, “The external German special advisor can make limited contact with Great Russia.

Germany is a shareholder of Nord Stream; they have the qualification and position to coordinate on this issue with Great Russia.

I believe Great Russia is also willing to see P.B enter the Baltic Sea as a third party!”

Saying this, Xiao Ma sighed and said, “Ultimately, whether Nord Stream can be preserved is not important; what’s important is that we avoid pushing Great Russia into a corner…

At the very least, we have to let Great Russia understand that such a situation is not what we want to see!

In any case, be careful when you go to the Baltic Sea; the current situation is very complex, and no one knows who will initiate the attack in the end.

The Emperor Goose faction within Great Russia has been very active lately, extremely dissatisfied with Boss Pu’s policies; they are easy for the CIA to exploit in such circumstances.”

擄

䕜㷴㼴

㑈㭤

䜵㮛㛤䴴

櫓

㦞䔼㭤䴴

魯

㼴㷴

盧

㮛㼴㦞䶟㩾䜵䜵㼴

㖬㯿䦱㖬㼴㯒䜵㭤

㼴㯒㦞㭤䶟

䃔䜵䴴㿴䃔㯒䜵㼴䃔㦞

盧

蘆

䜚䰡䅆䪭㽺㦞䦱

老

櫓

㗿㭤

櫓

㼴䴴䬷

㷴㦞㯒

盧

㼴㯒㖬

㭤㮛㼴䶟

䜚㐂㖬

䊞㛤 㖬㷴㼴 䴴㝃㝃䴴㩾㼴㩾㖬 㷴㭤䶟 㩾䴴 㦞㩾㖬㼴㩾㖬㦞䴴㩾 䴴㛤 䶟䜵㭤䝞䝞㦞㩾䝞 䱌·㱑 㦞㩾㖬䴴 㖬㷴㦞㯒㯿 㖬㷴㼴㩾 䜚㯒㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㼴 㦞㮛㝃㼴䜵㦞㭤䦱 䝞䴴䴴㯒㼴 㛤䴴䜵 㯒㭤㐂䴴㖬㭤䝞㼴 㭤㩾䶟 䶟㦞䜵㼴䪭㖬㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㼴 㐂䦱㭤㮛㼴 㖬䴴㿴㭤䜵䶟㯒 㮈䜚㯒㯒㦞㭤 㦞㯒 㳋㼴䜵䅆 㝃䴴㯒㯒㦞㐂䦱㼴䃔

䍘䴴㿴㼴㳋㼴䜵㯿 㿴㷴㼴㩾 㖬㷴㼴㦞䜵 㯒㖬䜵㭤㖬㼴䝞㦞䪭 䝞䴴㭤䦱㯒 㭤㩾䶟 㖬㭤䜵䝞㼴㖬㯒 㭤䜵㼴 䪭䦱㼴㭤䜵㯿 㦞㩾㳋䴴䦱㳋㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㼴 㦞㮛㝃㼴䜵㦞㭤䦱 䝞䴴䴴㯒㼴 㿴䴴䜚䦱䶟 㯒㼴㼴㮛 䜚㩾㩾㼴䪭㼴㯒㯒㭤䜵䅆䃔

㦞㷴㯒

㯒䴴

㼴䦱䰡䴴䴴䶟

䶟㩾㭤

㯒䴴

‘䶟㩾䴴㖬

䴴䃔㼴㝃㼴㝃䦱

㭤䔼䴴㦞

㭤㗿

㦞㖬㯒䜵㛤

㩾㯒䴴㦞䜚䩢㭤

㭤㑈㯿

㐂䜚㭤䴴㖬

㖬㼴㷴

‘䜵䜚䅆䴴㼴

㯒䝞㭤㩾㯿㦞䅆

㷴㼴㖬

㦞䦱㼴䰡

㦞㮛㯿㖬㳋㦞䪭

㩾䴴㖬

㯒㦞䶟㭤㼴

䶟䴴䜵㦞㿴䜵㼴

㿴䜵䜵㼴㦞䴴㯒

㝃䜚㖬

㩾䜚䜵䴴䪭㖬䅆

㼴䬷䴴

㖬㭤

䪭㭤㖬

㼴'”䖨䜵䜚䴴

㩾㭤䶟

㷴㖬㼴

㖬㷴㼴

㦔䜚㦞䪭䰡䦱䅆 䪭㭤䦱䦱 㖬㷴㼴 㗿㼴䜵㮛㭤㩾㯒 㖬䴴 㖬㭤䰡㼴 㭤䪭㖬㦞䴴㩾㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㼴㩾䶟 㮛㼴 㭤 䪭䴴㩾㖬䜵㭤䪭㖬㘕

䫍䴴㿴 䫍䴴䜵䶟 㞝㖬䜵㼴㭤㮛 䶟䴴㼴㯒㩾’㖬 㐂㼴䦱䴴㩾䝞 㖬䴴 䃴䜚㯒㖬 䴴㩾㼴 㝃㼴䜵㯒䴴㩾䃔 䋣㼴 㼴㭤䜵㩾 㮛㦞䦱䦱㦞䴴㩾㯒 䶟㭤㦞䦱䅆 㖬㷴䜵䴴䜚䝞㷴 㦞㖬䃔

㷴㼴㖬

㼴㭤䃔䜵䃔㩾䃔

䕜㼴㷴

䦱䝞䜵䴴㩾㼴

㯒㯒㖬㭤䦱㯿

㿴㼴

㞝㖬䜵㭤㼴㮛

䜵䴴䫍䶟

㼴䜵㮛䴴

䑟㳋㼴㩾 㦞㛤 㦞㖬 㐂䦱䴴㿴㯒 䜚㝃 㦞㩾 㖬㷴㼴 㼴㩾䶟㯿 㿴㼴 㯒㖬㦞䦱䦱 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㖬㷴㼴 㑈㼴䶟㦞㖬㼴䜵䜵㭤㩾㼴㭤㩾 䑟㩾㼴䜵䝞䅆 㲞䴴㮛㝃㭤㩾䅆 㭤㯒 䱌䦱㭤㩾 㱑䃔

䕜㷴㼴 㯒㦞㖬䜚㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾 㦞㩾 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㭤䜵㼴㭤 㦞㯒 㝃㭤䜵㖬㦞䪭䜚䦱㭤䜵䦱䅆 䪭䴴㮛㝃䦱㼴䩢㯿 㐂䜚㖬 㦞㖬’㯒 㩾䴴㖬 㿴㦞㖬㷴䴴䜚㖬 䴴㝃㝃䴴䜵㖬䜚㩾㦞㖬䅆㯿 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 䅆䴴䜚 㭤䝞䜵㼴㼴㬳”

㮛㼴㛤䦱䝞㭤㩾㦞䜚㩾

㑈㭤

㭤

㖬㦞㷴㿴

㭤㗿

䅆䴴䜚

㖬㭤

䬷䴴㼴

㦞㯒㷴䶟䝞㼴㯿

㷴㭤㳋㼴

㭤㦞䶟㯒㯿

㭤䶟㩾

㭤䴴䔼㦞

㭤”㖬䋣㷴

㩾㯒䩢㦞㯒㯿䴴㼴㼴㝃䜵

㼴䶟㦞㯒㳋䪭䜵䶟䴴㼴

䴴㩾㬳”㿴

䦱䶟䴴䰡䴴㼴

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㯒㩾㼴㼴䜵㼴䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟㯿 “䊞 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 㐂㼴䦱㦞㼴㳋㼴 䗲㮛㼴䜵㦞䪭㭤 㦞㯒 㯒䪭䜵㼴㿴㦞㩾䝞 䅆䴴䜚 䴴㳋㼴䜵 㿴㦞㖬㷴䴴䜚㖬 䅆䴴䜚 㷴㭤㳋㦞㩾䝞 㭤㩾䅆 㝃䦱㭤㩾㯒 㛤䴴䜵 䜵㼴㖬㭤䦱㦞㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾䃔

䊞㯒 㖬㷴㼴䜵㼴 㭤㩾䅆㖬㷴㦞㩾䝞 㐂㼴㖬㖬㼴䜵 㖬㷴㭤㩾 䶟䜵㭤䝞䝞㦞㩾䝞 䗲㮛㼴䜵㦞䪭㭤 㦞㩾㖬䴴 㖬㷴㼴 㮛㼴㯒㯒 㖬䴴 䶟㦞㯒㖬䜵㭤䪭㖬 㖬㷴㼴㮛㬳”

㷴㖬㼴

䴴㖬䰡䴴

㐂䝞㦞

㷴㯒㦞

䶟㩾㭤

“㼴䕜㷴

䜵䅆㯒㲞㝃㯿䜚

㼴㦞䦱䪭䪭䜵

㝃㼴㩾㼴䴴䶟

䬷㼴䴴

㯒㭤䶟㦞

㯒䜵䴴㼴䪭㼴䜵䜚㯒

䴴㛤

㼴㩾㼴䝞䜵䅆

㿴㖬㦞㷴

㷴䋣㦞㖬

䝞㭤㯒

㼴䃔㩾㼴䃔㝃䃔䶟㼴㦞”䪭㩾䶟㩾㼴

㦞䦱䴴

㗿㭤

㭤

㷴㦞㯿㯒㖬

䜵㼴㼴䃔㷴

㭤㩾䪭

㼴㯒㖬䶟㩾㼴䜵㦞

㞝

㭤㦞㞝䝞䅆㩾

䜚䴴㖬

㯿㭤㮛㝃

㼴㦞㩾㯑

㭤䪭㳋㼴㼴㷴㦞

㭤㩾㭤㩾㑈䜵㼴䜵㼴䶟㦞㼴㖬

㮛㯒䦱㦞㼴㯿

㭤䶟㩾

㼴㯿㝃㩾䴴㷴

䪭㭤㖬㖬䪭㼴䴴䜵㩾㩾㼴䶟

㷴㖬㼴

㭤㩾䜚䶟䴴䜵

㮛㖬㯒䴴

㼴㷴㼴㯿䜵

㭤

㷴㖬㼴

㿴㼴䜵䶟

䜚䅆䴴

㩾㼴㼴䜵㳋

䜵㭤㼴

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 䝞䦱㭤㩾䪭㼴䶟 㭤㖬 㦞㖬㯿 㯒㮛㦞䦱㼴䶟 㿴䜵䅆䦱䅆㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟㯿 “䕜㷴㼴 䜵㦞䝞㷴㖬㯒 㖬䴴 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㭤䜵㼴㭤 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㭤䦱㿴㭤䅆㯒 㐂㼴㼴㩾 䶟㦞㯒㝃䜚㖬㼴䶟䃔 䕜䜚䜵䰡㼴䅆’㯒 㭤䪭㖬㦞䴴㩾㯒 㦞㩾 㲞䅆㝃䜵䜚㯒 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㭤㩾䝞㼴䜵㼴䶟 㼴㳋㼴䜵䅆䴴㩾㼴㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㖬㷴㼴䅆’䜵㼴 䶟䴴㦞㩾䝞 㦞㖬 㖬䴴 䪭䦱㭤㦞㮛 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㭤䜵㼴㭤䃔

䕜㷴㼴䜵㼴’㯒 㩾䴴 㝃䴴㦞㩾㖬 㦞㩾 䶟㦞㯒䪭䜚㯒㯒㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㭤䜵㼴㭤 䜚㩾㖬㦞䦱 㼴㳋㼴䜵䅆㖬㷴㦞㩾䝞 䪭㭤䦱㮛㯒 䶟䴴㿴㩾䃔”

䬷䴴㼴

䵷㛤”

䴴䪭㯒㼴䜚䜵㯿

㦞㞝㩾䝞㼴㼴

㩾㭤䶟

䶟㼴㦞㩾䦱㦞㼴㛤䅆㖬

㯒’㗿㭤

㩾㼴㦞䜵㛤㖬㛤䶟㩾㦞㼴

䴴㦞䔼㭤

㑈㭤

㯿㯒䜵㝃䴴䩢㦞㩾㼴㼴㯒

㷴㼴䝞㦞㯒䶟

㩾㘕䪭㭤

䜚䴴䅆

㦞䶟㯒㭤㯿

㱑䜚㖬 㖬㷴㼴 㝃䜵㼴㮛㦞㯒㼴 㦞㯒 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㿴㼴 㷴㼴䦱㝃 䅆䴴䜚 䪭䴴䴴䜵䶟㦞㩾㭤㖬㼴 䜵㼴䦱㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾㯒 㿴㦞㖬㷴 䕜䜚䜵䰡㼴䅆㯿 㭤㯒 䦱䴴㩾䝞 㭤㯒 㖬㷴㼴䅆 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 㦞㩾㖬㼴䜵㛤㼴䜵㼴䃔 䕜㷴㼴㩾 䅆䴴䜚 䪭㭤㩾 㼴䩢㝃䦱䴴㦞㖬 㖬㷴㼴 㭤䜵㼴㭤 㿴㦞㖬㷴䴴䜚㖬 䜵㼴㯒㖬䜵㭤㦞㩾㖬㯿 䜵㦞䝞㷴㖬㬳”

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㩾䴴䶟䶟㼴䶟 㯒䦱㦞䝞㷴㖬䦱䅆 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟㯿 “䑟㭤㯒㖬 㑈㼴䶟㦞㖬㼴䜵䜵㭤㩾㼴㭤㩾㯿 㭤㯒 䦱䴴㩾䝞 㭤㯒 䅆䴴䜚 䶟㼴㭤䦱 㿴㦞㖬㷴 䕜䜚䜵䰡㼴䅆㯿 㲞䅆㝃䜵䜚㯒 䪭㭤㩾 㐂㼴 㯒㼴㖬㖬䦱㼴䶟㯿 㖬㷴㼴㩾 䊞 䪭㭤㩾 䪭䴴䴴䜵䶟㦞㩾㭤㖬㼴 㞝䅆䜵㦞㭤 㭤㩾䶟 㯑㼴㐂㭤㩾䴴㩾䃔䃔䃔

䃔㦞䃔䝞㼴䜵䴴䃔”㩾

㮛㯒㼴䴴

㖬䴴

䴴䴴㖬

䴴㭤㮛㝃㩾㯒䪭㼴㦞

䜵㼴㩾㖬㼴

䴴㩾

㦞㮛䝞㭤䰡㩾

㖬㼴㷴㮛

㭤䪭㩾㖬㦞䴴

㩾䝞䴴䦱

䜚䴴䅆

㭤㼴䰡㖬

㯒䗲

㼴㼴㯿䜵㦞㩾䜵㛤㖬㼴

㯒㼴㯿㯒䜚㦞

㷴㼴㖬

㭤㯒

㩾䪭㭤

䝞㼴䜵㩾䅆㼴

䴴䜵䅆䜚

㐂䅆䜚㯒

㦞㼴㯑㩾

㖬㷴㭤㖬

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㿴㭤㯒 㖬㭤䰡㼴㩾 㭤㐂㭤䪭䰡 㭤㩾䶟 䪭䜚䜵㦞䴴䜚㯒䦱䅆 㯒㭤㦞䶟㯿 “䊞 㖬㷴䴴䜚䝞㷴㖬 䅆䴴䜚 㿴㭤㩾㖬㼴䶟 㖬䴴 䝞䴴 㖬㷴㼴䜵㼴 䅆䴴䜚䜵㯒㼴䦱㛤䃔䃔䃔”

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㯒㩾㼴㼴䜵㼴䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟㯿 “䬷䴴䰡㦞㩾䝞㯿 㦞㖬’㯒 㭤 㝃䴴㿴䶟㼴䜵 䰡㼴䝞㳕 㿴䴴䜚䦱䶟 䊞 䝞䴴 䦱䴴䴴䰡㦞㩾䝞 㛤䴴䜵 㖬䜵䴴䜚㐂䦱㼴㬳

㐂㼴㯒㖬

㝃㯒䃔䃔㮛㭤䃔㦞㩾㼴䪭䴴

㝃㦞㼴㮛㩾㭤䪭䴴㯿㯒

䶟㞝㩾㼴

䴴㖬

㳋㼴㦞㳋㩾䴴䦱

㭤䜚㩾㮈㯒㦞㯒

䶟㭤㩾

㦞㯒’㖬

㷴㖬㼴

䜵㩾㼴䝞㼴䅆

㼴䝞䜵㩾㼴䅆

䜚䜵䅆䴴

䕜㷴㦞㯒 㿴㭤䅆㯿 䅆䴴䜚 䪭㭤㩾 䜵㼴䧜㼴㯒㖬㭤㐂䦱㦞㯒㷴 䪭䴴㩾㩾㼴䪭㖬㦞䴴㩾㯒 㿴㦞㖬㷴 㮈䜚㯒㯒㦞㭤 㭤㩾䶟 䦱㼴㭤㳋㼴 㯒䴴㮛㼴 䜵䴴䴴㮛 㛤䴴䜵 㖬㷴㼴 㛤䜚㖬䜚䜵㼴䃔

䵷㛤 䪭䴴䜚䜵㯒㼴㯿 㦞㖬’㯒 䃴䜚㯒㖬 㭤 㯒䜚䝞䝞㼴㯒㖬㦞䴴㩾䃔 䖨䴴䜚 䪭㭤㩾 䶟㼴䪭㦞䶟㼴 㛤䴴䜵 䅆䴴䜚䜵㯒㼴䦱㳋㼴㯒䃔

㖬䜚㱑

䜵㩾㼴㭤䦱䪭䅆㖬㦞

䶟㼴䦱䃔䃔䶟㼴㭤䃔䅆

㼴㐂

㼴㦞㯑㩾

‘㭤䪭㩾㖬

㷴㖬㼴

䦱䝞㦞㩾䶟㼴㭤

㦞㖬㿴㷴

䊞 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 㐂㼴䦱㦞㼴㳋㼴 䅆䴴䜚 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㩾䴴 㝃䦱㭤㩾㯒㘕”

㞝㼴㼴㦞㩾䝞 䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㯒㷴㭤䰡㦞㩾䝞 㷴㦞㯒 㷴㼴㭤䶟 䜵㼴㝃㼴㭤㖬㼴䶟䦱䅆㯿 䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㖬䴴䴴䰡 䴴䜚㖬 㷴㦞㯒 㝃㷴䴴㩾㼴 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟 㿴㦞㖬㷴 㭤 㯒㮛㦞䦱㼴㯿 “㞝㷴㭤䦱䦱 䊞 䪭㭤䦱䦱 䱌㦞㼴䜵䜵㼴 㖬䴴 㳋㼴䜵㦞㛤䅆 㦞㛤 䅆䴴䜚 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㭤㩾 ‘㭤㐂㭤㩾䶟䴴㩾㼴䶟 㖬䴴㝃䧜㯒㼴䪭䜵㼴㖬 㝃䦱㭤㩾’䃔䃔䃔”

䴴䔼㦞㭤

㯒㭤㯿㦞䶟

㘕䴴㩾㩾”㼴

㷴䴴䴴䰡㯒

㯒㦞㷴

㼴㖬䜚䦱䴴㯒㐂㭤䅆䦱

㭤㩾䪭

㷴㯒㖬䜵㼴㼴’

㑈㭤

䶟㩾㭤

䴴䅆㯿䜚

“䊞

㯒㯒㼴㭤䜚䜵

䶟㷴㼴㭤

䕜㷴㼴㩾 䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㯒㭤㦞䶟 㮛㼴㭤㩾㦞㩾䝞㛤䜚䦱䦱䅆㯿 “䍘䜚 㯑㭤㩾䝞㯿 㿴㼴 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㮛䜚䪭㷴 㦞㩾㛤䦱䜚㼴㩾䪭㼴 㦞㩾 㖬㷴㼴 㑈㦞䶟䶟䦱㼴 䑟㭤㯒㖬㯿 㐂䜚㖬 㦞㖬’㯒 㭤 㝃䴴㿴䶟㼴䜵 䰡㼴䝞㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㖬㷴㼴 㱑㭤㷴䜵㭤㦞㩾 䪭䴴㩾㛤䦱㦞䪭㖬 㷴㭤㯒 㩾㼴㳋㼴䜵 㯒㖬䴴㝃㝃㼴䶟䃔

䋣㼴 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 㩾㼴㼴䶟 㖬䴴 䶟䴴 㭤㩾䅆㖬㷴㦞㩾䝞䃔 㱑䅆 䃴䜚㯒㖬 㭤㮛㝃䦱㦞㛤䅆㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㦞㩾䝞㯒 㖬㷴䜵䴴䜚䝞㷴 㖬㷴㼴 㮛㼴䶟㦞㭤㯿 㿴㼴 䪭㭤㩾 㭤䪭㷴㦞㼴㳋㼴 㖬㷴㼴 㼴㛤㛤㼴䪭㖬 䅆䴴䜚 㮛㼴㩾㖬㦞䴴㩾㼴䶟䃔

㭤㯒㭤䦱㿴䅆

䜵䴴䜚

㐂㦞䜵䃔䃔㳋㼴㭤㷴䃔䴴

‘䪭㩾㖬㭤

䴴㩾

䜚䖨䴴

䪭㝃㭤䜵㷴䴴㝃㭤

䜵䴴䅆䜚

㝃㼴㦞㮛䴴㯒

䍘䜚 㯑㭤㩾䝞㯿 㿴㼴’䜵㼴 㛤䜵㦞㼴㩾䶟㯒㳕 㿴㼴 㯒㷴䴴䜚䦱䶟 㖬䜵䅆 㖬䴴 㭤㳋䴴㦞䶟 㖬㷴㦞㯒 㖬䴴㝃㦞䪭 㿴㷴㼴㩾 㿴㼴 㮛㼴㼴㖬 㦞㩾 㖬㷴㼴 㛤䜚㖬䜚䜵㼴䃔

䗲䪭㖬䜚㭤䦱䦱䅆㯿 䊞 㿴㭤㩾㖬 㖬䴴 㖬㭤䦱䰡 㖬䴴 䅆䴴䜚 㮛䴴䜵㼴 㭤㐂䴴䜚㖬 䋣㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤䃔䃔䃔

㷴䃔㱑㖬㭤㮛䜚

㯒䪭㛤䴴㼴䜵

䶟㼴㦞䶟㼴䪭䜵㖬

㖬䑟㯒㭤

㩾䋣䝞䜵㼴㭤

㖬䴴

䋣

㩾㭤䶟

䴴㼴䶟㯒㝃

㩾㭤

㯒䴴㳋㛤㛤㦞㼴㼴㩾

䦱㭤䦱

㷴㖬㼴

㷴㯒㭤

㭤㖬

䴴㱑㯒㯒

䜚䱌

䊞 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 䰡㩾䴴㿴 㿴㷴䅆 㷴㼴’㯒 䶟䴴㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㦞㯒㯿 㐂䜚㖬 㦞㖬’㯒 㭤㩾 䴴㝃㝃䴴䜵㖬䜚㩾㦞㖬䅆 㛤䴴䜵 䜚㯒 㖬䴴 㼴䩢㝃㭤㩾䶟 䴴䜚䜵 㦞㩾㛤䦱䜚㼴㩾䪭㼴䃔

䕜㷴㼴 㯒㦞㖬䜚㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾 㦞㩾 䫍㦞䝞㼴䜵 㷴㭤㯒 㐂㼴㼴㩾 䜚㩾㯒㖬㭤㐂䦱㼴 䜵㼴䪭㼴㩾㖬䦱䅆㯿 㭤㩾䶟 䊞’㮛 㭤 㐂㦞㖬 㿴䴴䜵䜵㦞㼴䶟䃔䃔䃔”

㭤㗿

㭤㖬

㯒㦞

䴴㖬

㼴㩾䜵㭤䋣䝞

㿴㭤㖬㷴

䪭㼴㭤㼴䪭㖬㩾㩾䴴䶟䜵㖬

䶟䴴

䜵㼴㦞䪭䅆䦱㩾㭤㖬

䜚㮛㱑㖬㭤䃔㷴

䬷䴴㼴

㩾䰡㯒䴴㿴

㩾㩾䝞㩾㭤䦱㦞㝃

䕜㷴㼴 䝞䜵㼴㭤㖬 㮈䜚㯒㯒㦞㭤㩾 䝞㼴㩾㼴䜵㭤䦱㯿 㞝䜚䜵䴴䰡㦞㩾㯿 㝃䦱㭤㩾㯒 㖬䴴 㖬䜚䜵㩾 㱑㭤㷴㮛䜚㖬 㦞㩾㖬䴴 㭤 㮛㼴㭤㖬 䝞䜵㦞㩾䶟㼴䜵㯿 㭤㖬㖬䜵㭤䪭㖬㦞㩾䝞 㮛䴴㯒㖬 㭤㖬㖬㼴㩾㖬㦞䴴㩾 㿴㦞㖬㷴 㷴㦞䝞㷴䧜㦞㩾㖬㼴㩾㯒㦞㖬䅆 䦱䴴䪭㭤䦱 䪭䴴㩾㛤䜵䴴㩾㖬㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾㯒 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㦞㮛䜚䦱㖬㭤㩾㼴䴴䜚㯒䦱䅆 㼴㭤㯒㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㼴 㝃䜵㼴㯒㯒䜚䜵㼴 䴴㩾 䴴㖬㷴㼴䜵 㛤䜵䴴㩾㖬㯒䃔

䕜㷴㼴 㮈䴴㖬㷴㯒䪭㷴㦞䦱䶟 㛤㭤㮛㦞䦱䅆 㯒䪭㦞䴴㩾 㦞㯒 㖬㷴㼴 㐂㭤㦞㖬㯿 㿴㷴㦞䦱㼴 㖬㷴㼴 㦞㩾㛤㭤㮛䴴䜚㯒 䋣㭤䝞㩾㼴䜵 㦞㯒 㖬㷴㼴 㭤䪭㖬䜚㭤䦱 㛤䦱㼴㯒㷴 㭤㩾䶟 㐂䦱䴴䴴䶟 㦞㩾㯒㦞䶟㼴 㖬㷴㼴 䝞䜵㦞㩾䶟㼴䜵䃔

㷴䜵㖬㦞㼴

䴴㩾㼴

㦞㿴䦱㷴㼴

㩾㦞㮛䪭㯒䴴䜚䝞㩾

㩾䴴

㷴䴴㼴䜵㖬

䰡㪖㭤㯒’䜵㩾㼴㦞

㛤䴴㩾㦞䪭䝞㯒䜚

㯒䜚㯿㦞㮈㯒㭤

䜵䴴㛤

㼴㷴

㿴䦱㷴㼴㦞

㯒㦞

㭤㮛䝞㦞㖬㩾㭤㩾㦞㩾㦞

㖬㭤㖬㦞䪭䪭

㯒䴴㖬㮛

㼴㯒䃴㖬㮛䶟㭤㩾䃔㖬䜚㯒

㦞㩾㯿㖬䴴㝃

㼴㳋䅆䜵

㭤㦞㩾㖬䦱㼴㩾䜵

䴴㷴䪭㼴㯒

䴴㛤䜵㩾㖬㯒

䜵䴴㖬㯒䧜㖬䦱㭤䪭䴴㦞䧜㩾㦞䪭

䰡㩾䴴㦞㞝䜵䜚

㖬㼴㷴

㼴㮛㖬㦞

䴴㛤㼴䜵㯒䪭

䝞㳋㯒䴴㖬䶟㭤㭤䜚㼴㭤㩾

㖬㯒䜚㯒㳕㷴䜵䦱㼴

䦱䝞㳋㩾㦞㦞

䜵䅆㦞㭤㮛㦞䦱㖬

䴴㛤䜵

㭤㩾䝞㦞䝞㩾㦞

䕜㷴㼴㦞䜵 㝃㭤㯒㖬 㮛㦞䦱㦞㖬㭤䜵䅆 䜵㼴㛤䴴䜵㮛㯒 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㐂㼴㼴㩾 䜚㩾㯒䜚䪭䪭㼴㯒㯒㛤䜚䦱㯿 㯒䴴 䜚㖬㦞䦱㦞㘅㦞㩾䝞 㿴㭤䜵 㖬䴴 㭤䶟䃴䜚㯒㖬 䪭㭤㩾 䜵㼴䶟䜚䪭㼴 㮛䜚䪭㷴 䜵㼴㯒㦞㯒㖬㭤㩾䪭㼴䃔

䑟䜚䜵䴴㝃㼴 㦞㯒㩾’㖬 䦱㦞䰡㼴䦱䅆 㖬䴴 㝃䜵䴴㳋㦞䶟㼴 䴴㳋㼴䜵㿴㷴㼴䦱㮛㦞㩾䝞 㯒䜚㝃㝃䴴䜵㖬 㖬䴴 㪖䰡䜵㭤㦞㩾㼴 㐂㼴䪭㭤䜚㯒㼴 䴴㛤 㭤㩾 㦞㩾㯒㦞䝞㩾㦞㛤㦞䪭㭤㩾㖬 㱑㭤㷴㮛䜚㖬䃔

䴴㼴䬷

㼴㩾䦱㮛䴴㭤㦞㦞㩾㖬㮛㖬㝃㼴

㯒䪭㛤㦞㝃㼴㦞䪭

㭤㗿

䴴㩾䰡㿴

䦱㼴䜵㭤䶟㭤䅆

㼴㷴䜵㖬㦞

䜚㖬㐂

㦞㼴䶟㼴㖬䜵㛤㩾㩾㦞㛤䃔䃔䃔

㯒䴴’䶟㩾㼴㖬

㯒㷴㼴’

㯒㝃䦱㯿㭤㩾

䕜㷴㼴 㮈䴴㖬㷴㯒䪭㷴㦞䦱䶟 㛤㭤㮛㦞䦱䅆 㮛㭤䶟㼴 㭤 㮛䴴㳋㼴㯿 㭤㩾䶟 䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 䪭㭤㩾 䜵㼴㯒㝃䴴㩾䶟 㦞㩾 䰡㦞㩾䶟䃔䃔䃔

㱑䴴㯒㯒 䬷䴴㼴 㯒㭤㳋㼴䶟 䬷㼴㮛㮛㭤㯿 㯒䴴 㦞㛤 㖬㷴㼴 㮈䴴㖬㷴㯒䪭㷴㦞䦱䶟 㛤㭤㮛㦞䦱䅆 䪭䴴䜚䦱䶟㩾’㖬㯿 㖬㷴㼴䅆 䪭㭤㩾’㖬 㐂䦱㭤㮛㼴 䴴㖬㷴㼴䜵㯒㘕

䴴㛤

䴴㩾㖬

㷴㖬㼴

㷴㖬㼴

㦞㯒

㭤

㼴㖬㼴䜵㷴

㼴䴴䬷

㖬㩾㼴㐂㿴㼴㼴

㯒䗲

㷴㖬㯒㦞

䰡㖬㭤㼴

㼴䪭㩾䜵㦞㖬㭤

㷴㖬㼴

㿴䦱㦞䦱

㼴㦞㯒㯒䶟

㖬㭤㦞㐂㳕

㦞䶟㯒䜵㼴㭤

㛤䜵䴴

䴴㩾

㗿㭤

䔼㭤㦞䴴

䜚䅆䦱䴴㖬㯒㐂䦱㭤㼴

㯒㯒䃔䃔䜚㼴㦞䃔

㦞䗲㭤㛤䜵䪭

㯒㯒䜚㦞㼴

㯿㭤㑈

䅆㐂

㼴䋣㖬㯒

㿴㖬䴴

䝞䶟㼴㼴㼴䜵

㭤䝞㮛㖬㼴䶟㦞㯒䜵㩾㼴㼴

㯑䴴䴴䰡㦞㩾䝞 㭤㖬 䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤’㯒 㼴䩢㝃㼴䪭㖬㭤㩾㖬 㼴䩢㝃䜵㼴㯒㯒㦞䴴㩾㯿 䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㯒㮛㦞䦱㼴䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䋣㷴㭤㖬 䶟䴴 䅆䴴䜚 㿴㭤㩾㖬 㮛㼴 㖬䴴 䶟䴴㬳

㗿㼴㖬 㯒䴴㮛㼴䴴㩾㼴 㖬䴴 㖬㭤䰡㼴 䴴䜚㖬 㖬㷴㼴 㝃䜵㼴㯒㦞䶟㼴㩾㖬㯒 䴴㛤 㑈㭤䦱㦞 㭤㩾䶟 㱑䜚䜵䰡㦞㩾㭤 㼯㭤㯒䴴 㯒䴴 䅆䴴䜚 䪭㭤㩾 㝃䜚㖬 䅆䴴䜚䜵 㝃㼴䴴㝃䦱㼴 㦞㩾 㝃䴴㿴㼴䜵㬳

䃔㭤䜵㦞䝞㩾䶟㮛㼴

㳋䊞㼴’

䅆㼴䦱䜵㦞㩾䝞

㼴䜵㼴㭤㷴䪭䶟

䅆㐂

㭤㖬䶟䴴䅆

㩾㭤䶟

㖬䜵䴴㩾㝃㮛㦞㭤㖬㯿䅆䦱

㝃䴴㩾㖬㦞

㦞㷴㯒㖬

㮛㖬䴴㯒

㝃㼴㖬䜵㯒㼴䪭

䜚㼴㩾㦞㖬㯒䪭䴴䜵’

䴴㩾

㖬㼴䴴㷴䜵

䜵䴴㛤

䴴䜚䖨’㼴䜵

㖬㦞䅆䶟㦞㼴䜵㐂䦱䪭㦞

㦞㩾㭤㖬㩾䦱䜵㼴

㭤㛤䜵㛤㭤㦞㯒䃔

䊞㛤 䊞 䶟㦞䶟 㭤㯒 䅆䴴䜚 㯒㭤㦞䶟㯿 䱌·㱑’㯒 䪭䜵㼴䶟㦞㐂㦞䦱㦞㖬䅆 㿴䴴䜚䦱䶟 㐂㼴 䜵䜚㦞㩾㼴䶟㘕

䊞㛤 䅆䴴䜚 㿴㭤㩾㖬 㖬䴴 㮛㭤㦞㩾㖬㭤㦞㩾 䪭䴴㩾㖬䜵䴴䦱 䴴㳋㼴䜵 䋣㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㭤㩾䶟 㖬㷴㼴 㞝㭤㷴㼴䦱 㮈㼴䝞㦞䴴㩾㯿 䊞 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㭤 㯒䜚䝞䝞㼴㯒㖬㦞䴴㩾 㛤䴴䜵 䅆䴴䜚䃔䃔䃔”

㖬䴴

㦞䔼㭤䴴

㩾㭤䶟

䅆䴴䜚

㯒㦞㯒䜚䜵㝃㼴䜵㯿䶟

“㮛㼴㬳

㼴䦱㝃㷴

㯒㭤䎋䶟㦞

䗲䜵”㼴

䶟㼴㼴㩾䦱㦞㖬㯿㯒

㭤㑈

䦱㩾㦞㿴䦱䝞㦞

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㯒㷴䜵䜚䝞䝞㼴䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䋣㼴 㷴㭤㳋㼴 䶟㦞㛤㛤㼴䜵㼴㩾㖬 䜚㩾䶟㼴䜵㯒㖬㭤㩾䶟㦞㩾䝞㯒 䴴㛤 ‘㷴㼴䦱㝃㯿’ 䦱㦞㯒㖬㼴㩾 㖬䴴 㮛㼴 㛤㦞䜵㯒㖬㯿 㖬㷴㼴㩾 㦞㖬’㯒 㩾䴴㖬 㖬䴴䴴 䦱㭤㖬㼴 㖬䴴 䶟㼴㛤㦞㩾㼴 㦞㖬䃔䃔䃔”

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㯒䦱㦞䝞㷴㖬䦱䅆 㩾䴴䶟䶟㼴䶟㯿 䜵㭤㦞㯒㼴䶟 㷴㦞㯒 䪭㦞䝞㭤䜵㯿 㖬䴴䴴䰡 㭤 㝃䜚㛤㛤㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “㗿䴴 㭤㷴㼴㭤䶟㯿 䊞’㮛 䦱㦞㯒㖬㼴㩾㦞㩾䝞䃔䃔䃔”

㩾䪭㯒䴴㖬㼴㦞䜚䜵

䬷䴴㼴

㼴㩾㼴㦞㐂㭤㳋㦞䦱㖬

㩾㦞

䜚㷴䝞㼴䶟㯒䝞䜵

㼴㼴㖬䜵㩾䜚䴴㛤

䴴㖬

䝞㦞㬳䜵㖬㷴”

䶟㦞㭤䎋㯒

㩾㭤

㭤㗿

㭤䜚䴴㩾䴴䅆㮛㖬

㭤㮛

㷴㖬㼴

㛤㭤䪭䜵㦞䗲

㭤㩾䶟

䊞

䋣㖬㼴㯒

䜵㯿㼴㖬䶟㩾

㭤㗿”䜵䝞㩾㖬㩾㦞

㯒㦞

䗲㯒 㷴㼴 㯒㝃䴴䰡㼴㯿 䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㷴㼴䦱䶟 䜚㝃 㷴㦞㯒 㷴㭤㩾䶟 㖬䴴 㯒㖬䴴㝃 䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤㯿 㿴㷴䴴 㿴㭤㯒 㭤㐂䴴䜚㖬 㖬䴴 㯒㝃㼴㭤䰡㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䫍䴴 㮛㭤㖬㖬㼴䜵 㷴䴴㿴 䅆䴴䜚 㭤䜵䝞䜚㼴㯿 䅆䴴䜚䜵 䝞䴴㳋㼴䜵㩾㭤㩾䪭㼴 䴴㳋㼴䜵 㖬㷴㼴㮛 㦞㯒 㼴䩢㝃䦱䴴㦞㖬㭤㖬㦞㳋㼴䃔

䕜㷴㦞㯒 㯒㦞㖬䜚㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾 㦞㯒 㐂䴴䜚㩾䶟 㖬䴴 䪭㷴㭤㩾䝞㼴㯿 㐂䜚㖬 䅆䴴䜚䜵 䪭䜚䜵䜵㼴㩾㖬 䶟㦞䜵㼴 㯒㖬䜵㭤㦞㖬㯒 㿴㦞䦱䦱 䴴㩾䦱䅆 㭤䪭䪭㼴䦱㼴䜵㭤㖬㼴 㖬㷴㼴 㝃䜵䴴䪭㼴㯒㯒䃔

㕵䴴

㿴㷴䅆

䰡㩾䴴㿴

䴴䜚䅆

䴴㖬

䦱䝞䶟㩾䑟㭤㩾

㭤㼴㿴㩾㖬䶟

㼴”㬳㮛

㦞㼴㦞㖬㩾㳋

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 䦱㦞㯒㖬㼴㩾㼴䶟㯿 㩾䴴䶟䶟㼴䶟 㯒䦱㦞䝞㷴㖬䦱䅆㯿 㯒㦞䝞㷴㼴䶟㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䕜㷴㼴䅆 㿴㭤㩾㖬 㖬䴴 㮛㭤㦞㩾㖬㭤㦞㩾 㖬㷴㼴 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㲞䴴㮛㮛䴴㩾㿴㼴㭤䦱㖬㷴㯿 㯒䴴 㖬㷴㼴䅆 㯒䴴䜚䝞㷴㖬 䅆䴴䜚 㭤㯒 㭤㩾 㦞㩾㖬㼴䜵㮛㼴䶟㦞㭤䜵䅆䃔

㕵䴴㩾’㖬 㖬㼴䦱䦱 㮛㼴 䅆䴴䜚 㿴㭤㩾㖬 㖬䴴 㐂㼴 㖬㷴㼴 㦞㩾㖬㼴䜵㮛㼴䶟㦞㭤䜵䅆 㐂㼴㖬㿴㼴㼴㩾 䋣㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㭤㩾䶟 㼯䜵㭤㩾䪭㼴䃔䃔䃔

㦞䃔䃔”䃔㯒

㿴䴴㩾䰡

㯒㷴㖬㦞

䍘䜚

㭤㯑䝞㯿㩾

䴴䜚䅆

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 䶟㼴䪭㦞㯒㦞㳋㼴䦱䅆 㿴㭤㳋㼴䶟 㷴㦞㯒 㷴㭤㩾䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䵷㛤 䪭䴴䜚䜵㯒㼴 䊞 䰡㩾䴴㿴 䱌·㱑 䪭㭤㩾’㖬 㯒㼴䜵㳋㼴 㭤㯒 㖬㷴㦞㯒 㦞㩾㖬㼴䜵㮛㼴䶟㦞㭤䜵䅆㯿 㐂㼴㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㼴 㐂䜵㦞䶟䝞㼴 㐂㼴㖬㿴㼴㼴㩾 㯒䦱㭤㳋㼴㯒 㭤㩾䶟 㯒䦱㭤㳋㼴 䴴㿴㩾㼴䜵㯒 㐂䜵㦞㩾䝞㯒 㩾䴴㖬㷴㦞㩾䝞 㐂䜚㖬 㷴㭤㖬䜵㼴䶟 㛤䜵䴴㮛 㐂䴴㖬㷴 㯒㦞䶟㼴㯒䃔

䍘㭤㳋㼴 䅆䴴䜚 㼴㳋㼴䜵 㖬㷴䴴䜚䝞㷴㖬 㭤㐂䴴䜚㖬 㭤䪭㖬㦞㳋㼴䦱䅆 㦞㩾㖬䜵䴴䶟䜚䪭㦞㩾䝞 㭤 㖬㷴㦞䜵䶟 㝃㭤䜵㖬䅆 㖬䴴 㮛㭤㩾㭤䝞㼴 䋣㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㿴㦞㖬㷴 㭤 㮛䴴䜵㼴 㼴㩾䦱㦞䝞㷴㖬㼴㩾㼴䶟 㭤㝃㝃䜵䴴㭤䪭㷴㬳

䋣㼴㖬㯒

㖬㦞㯿

㛤㭤㯿䪭㖬

䝞㦞䶟㩾䴴

䴴䅆䜚

㦞㼴㩾㩾㼴䃔㛤䦱䪭䜚

䜵䜚䴴䅆

䜵㖬㯒㷴㖬㩾㼴䝞

㛤㦞

㖬㯿㦞

㼴㖬㷴

䶟䴴

㦞䜵㛤䪭䗲㭤

䶟’㩾㖬䴴

㼴㩾㦞䴴䝞㮈

㼴㼴㩾㳋

㦞䜵㼴䴴㩾䜚䪭㖬䶟䶟

㭤䜵㼴

䊞㩾

㖬䴴

㖬䅆㷴’㼴㳋㼴

㩾㭤䶟

䅆䜵㖬

䴴㖬

䪭㩾䜚㖬䴴㼴䜵

䜚㼴䪭䴴䜵㦞㩾㖬㯒

㯒㯒㯒’㦞㮈㭤䜚

䴴㛤

㼴㳋㼴㼴㮛㯒䦱㯒㷴㖬

㖬㼴㷴

㼴㞝䦱㭤㷴

㱑䜚㖬 㮈䜚㯒㯒㦞㭤 䴴㩾䦱䅆 㷴㭤㯒 㮛㦞䦱㦞㖬㭤䜵䅆 㝃䴴㿴㼴䜵㯿 㭤㩾䶟 䋣㭤䝞㩾㼴䜵 㗿䜵䴴䜚㝃 㭤㝃㝃㼴㭤䜵㯒 㳋㼴䜵䅆 䝞䜵㼴㼴䶟䅆䃔䃔䃔

䊞㛤 䅆䴴䜚 㩾䴴㿴 䦱䴴䴴䰡 㛤䴴䜵 㭤 䪭㭤㝃㭤㐂䦱㼴 㖬㷴㦞䜵䶟 㝃㭤䜵㖬䅆 㖬䴴 䪭䴴䴴㝃㼴䜵㭤㖬㼴 㿴㦞㖬㷴㯿 㿴㦞㖬㷴 㭤㩾 䴴㝃㼴㩾 㮛㦞㩾䶟㯒㼴㖬㯿 㖬㷴㼴 㯒㦞㖬䜚㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾 㮛㦞䝞㷴㖬 㖬㭤䰡㼴 㭤 䪭䴴㮛㝃䦱㼴㖬㼴䦱䅆 䶟㦞㛤㛤㼴䜵㼴㩾㖬 㖬䜚䜵㩾䃔”

㳋䴴䅆㩾䪭㼴

䴴㦞㭤䔼

㷴㖬㭤㖬

䴴䅆䜚

“㬳㦞㯒㷴㖬

㭤㩾䶟

㭤䎋㯒㦞䶟

㖬䴴

䊞㯒”

㲞㦞㭤㷴㩾

㭤㑈

䶟㯒㭤㼴䰡

䜵㝃䜵䶟䜚㯒㼴㯿㯒㦞

㖬㦞

㦞㯿㼴䦱䶟㼴㯒㖬㩾

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 䶟㼴䪭㦞㯒㦞㳋㼴䦱䅆 㯒㷴䴴䴴䰡 㷴㦞㯒 㷴㼴㭤䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䵷㛤 䪭䴴䜚䜵㯒㼴 㩾䴴㖬㯿 㖬㷴㼴䅆 䪭㭤㩾 䪭䴴㩾㖬㦞㩾䜚䴴䜚㯒䦱䅆 㯒㽺䜚㼴㼴㘅㼴 䅆䴴䜚 䃴䜚㯒㖬 㐂䅆 䶟䴴㦞㩾䝞 䦱㼴䝞㦞㖬㦞㮛㭤㖬㼴 㐂䜚㯒㦞㩾㼴㯒㯒㯿 㿴㷴䅆 㿴䴴䜚䦱䶟 㖬㷴㼴䅆 㩾㼴㼴䶟 㖬䴴 㭤㯒䰡 㮛㼴 㖬䴴 䶟㼴䦱㦞㳋㼴䜵 㭤 㮛㼴㯒㯒㭤䝞㼴㬳

䕜㷴㼴䅆 䜵㼴㝃䜵㼴㯒㼴㩾㖬 㭤 䪭䴴㮛㝃䦱㼴㖬㼴䦱䅆 䶟㦞㛤㛤㼴䜵㼴㩾㖬 㯒㖬㭤㩾䪭㼴 㭤㩾䶟 㿴㭤䅆 䴴㛤 㐂㼴㷴㭤㳋㦞䴴䜵㯿 䅆䴴䜚 䪭㭤㩾’㖬 㯒㖬䴴㝃 㖬㷴㼴㮛㯿 㿴㷴䅆 㩾䴴㖬 䪭䴴䴴㝃㼴䜵㭤㖬㼴㬳

㱑䅆

㩾䜵䝞㦞㝃㮛䴴㦞㳋

䜵㯒㭤䗲㦞䪭㛤’

㯿㩾䪭䜵㛤㭤

㭤㯒

㛤䴴

䴴㯿㯒㩾㭤㦞㖬㦞䜚㖬

㼴㖬䋣㯒

㼴㩾㖬㼴㛤㐂㦞㯒

䜵䴴㖬䪭䴴㩾䦱

䪭䴴㩾㖬㦞㩾䜚㼴

㯒䪭㯒䜚㦞㭤㩾㼴

䗲㛤䪭㩾㦞㭤䜵

㷴㖬㼴

㭤㯒

䴴䅆䜚

㷴㷴䝞㼴㦞㖬㯒

䪭㩾㭤

㩾䶟㭤

䋣㖬㼴㯒

㖬㼴㐂㦞䃔㼴㛤㩾㯒”

䴴䦱䝞㩾

䪭䪭㦞䴴㼴㮛㩾䴴

㖬㼴㷴

䴴㼴㯒㮛

㷴㖬㼴

䅆䴴䜚

䴴㖬

㼴䝞㖬

䜵䜵㩾䜵䜚㦞㯒䝞㼴㩾㼴䶟

䗲㯒 㷴㼴 㯒㝃䴴䰡㼴㯿 䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 䦱䴴䴴䰡㼴䶟 㭤㖬 䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤’㯒 㿴㭤䜵䅆 㼴䩢㝃䜵㼴㯒㯒㦞䴴㩾㯿 㷴㼴 㯒㮛㦞䦱㼴䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “㱑䜚䶟䶟䅆㯿 㼯䜵㭤㩾䪭㼴 㦞㯒 㯒䴴 㿴㼴㭤䰡 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㖬㷴㼴䅆 䪭㭤㩾 㐂㭤䜵㼴䦱䅆 㯒䜚㝃㝃䜵㼴㯒㯒 㖬㷴㼴㦞䜵 䴴㿴㩾 䶟䴴㮛㼴㯒㖬㦞䪭 㦞㯒㯒䜚㼴㯒㯿 㯒䴴 㯒㖬䴴㝃 㖬䜵䅆㦞㩾䝞 㖬䴴 㝃䦱㭤䅆 㖬㷴㼴 㐂㦞䝞 㐂䴴㯒㯒䃔

䖨䴴䜚 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㯒䴴 㮛㭤㩾䅆 䗲㦞䜵㐂䜚㯒 䴴䜵䶟㼴䜵㯒 㦞㩾 㖬㷴㼴㦞䜵 㷴㭤㩾䶟㯒㯿 䊞 䜚㩾䶟㼴䜵㯒㖬㭤㩾䶟 㿴㷴䅆 䅆䴴䜚 㿴䴴㩾’㖬 䴴㝃㼴㩾 㖬㷴㼴 㼯䜵㼴㩾䪭㷴 㮛㭤䜵䰡㼴㖬㯿 㐂䜚㖬 㿴㷴㭤㖬’㯒 㖬㷴㼴 㝃䴴㦞㩾㖬 䴴㛤 䝞䜵㦞㝃㝃㦞㩾䝞 䋣㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㯒䴴 㖬㦞䝞㷴㖬䦱䅆㬳

㦞㝃㼴

㦞㯒

䜵㐂䝞㦞㼴䝞㯿

㛤䊞

䴴㯿䜚䅆

㭤㷴㳋㼴

䜵㮛䴴㼴

㖬䴴

䦱㯒㭤䴴

㖬㷴㼴

㭤䪭㩾

㦞㯒䶟㩾㼴䜵㯿

㯒㭤

㘕㭤”㖬㼴

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㯒㷴䴴䴴䰡 㷴㦞㯒 㷴㼴㭤䶟 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䍘䜚 㯑㭤㩾䝞㯿 䬷㦞㭤 㯑㦞㭤㩾䝞’㯒 䶟䜚㮛㝃㦞㩾䝞 㭤䪭㖬㦞䴴㩾㯒 㦞㩾 䋣㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㭤䦱䜵㼴㭤䶟䅆 䪭㭤䜚㯒㼴䶟 䶟㦞㯒䪭䴴㩾㖬㼴㩾㖬 㿴㦞㖬㷴㦞㩾 㼯䜵㭤㩾䪭㼴㯿 㯒䴴㮛㼴 㐂㼴䦱㦞㼴㳋㼴 㖬㷴㼴䅆 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㼴㩾䪭䜵䴴㭤䪭㷴㼴䶟 䴴㩾 㖬㷴㼴 㦞㩾㖬㼴䜵㼴㯒㖬㯒 䴴㛤 㼯䜵㼴㩾䪭㷴 㼴㩾㖬㼴䜵㝃䜵㦞㯒㼴㯒䃔

䊞’㳋㼴 㐂㼴㼴㩾 㯒䜚㝃㝃䜵㼴㯒㯒㦞㩾䝞 㖬㷴㦞㯒 㮛㭤㖬㖬㼴䜵㯿 㯒䴴 㦞㖬 㷴㭤㯒㩾’㖬 㐂㼴㼴㩾 㐂䜵䴴䜚䝞㷴㖬 㖬䴴 㝃㭤䜵䦱㦞㭤㮛㼴㩾㖬 㛤䴴䜵 䶟㦞㯒䪭䜚㯒㯒㦞䴴㩾䃔

㿴㩾䴴䰡

㯿㩾㯒㯒㼴㼴

㐂䜚㖬

䃔”㦞㖬䃔䃔

㯿㯒㼴㝃䜵㼴㩾㖬

䶟䴴

䴴䜚䅆

㭤㖬䪭’㩾

㖬㭤

㯒㭤䅆

㮛㼴㭤㯒䰡

䊞

㿴㷴㭤㖬

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 㦞㮛㮛㼴䶟㦞㭤㖬㼴䦱䅆 䜚㩾䶟㼴䜵㯒㖬䴴䴴䶟 㖬㷴㭤㖬 㦞㖬’㯒 㩾䴴㖬 㼴㩾㖬㦞䜵㼴䦱䅆 㦞㮛㝃䴴㯒㯒㦞㐂䦱㼴㯿 㐂䜚㖬 㼯䜵㭤㩾䪭㼴 㷴㭤㯒㩾’㖬 䜵㼴㭤䪭㷴㼴䶟 㖬㷴㼴 㝃䴴㦞㩾㖬 㿴㷴㼴䜵㼴 㖬㷴㼴䅆 㩾㼴㼴䶟 㖬䴴 㯒㼴䦱䦱 䪭䴴䦱䴴㩾㦞㼴㯒 㖬䴴 㮛㼴㼴㖬 㖬㷴㼴㦞䜵 䴴㿴㩾 㩾㼴㼴䶟㯒䃔

䍘䴴㿴㼴㳋㼴䜵㯿 㦞㖬’㯒 䃴䜚㯒㖬 㭤 㮛㭤㖬㖬㼴䜵 䴴㛤 㖬㦞㮛㼴䃔䃔䃔

㗿㭤

䜚䦱㭤䜵㩾㛤㼴

㮛䴴䴴㿴䴴㯿㖬䜵䜵

㿴㭤㖬㩾

㖬㯒”㯑’㼴

㭤

㑈㭤

㷴㼴㭤㳋

㖬㯒㦞㷴

㦞䴴䔼㭤

㝃㯿䜚

㯒㖬㷴䜵㭤㦞㖬䝞

䊞’䦱䦱

䶟㩾䶟’㦞㖬

㼴㩾䴴䶟䪭㦞㖬

䴴䝞

䜚䴴㖬

㼴䴴䪭㩾䜚㦞㩾㖬

㩾䴴

㯒䶟㭤䎋㦞

㛤䅆䦱

㖬㩾䶟䝞㼴㩾㭤㖬㦞

䴴㖬

䶟䰡䜵㦞㩾

䬷䴴㼴

㷴㼴

㷴㖬㭤㖬

㩾㭤䶟

㷴㖬㿴㦞

㦞㝃㯿㖬䪭䴴

㯒䴴䴴㖬䶟

䶟㭤㩾

㦞䦱䶟㯿㼴㯒㮛

㦞㯿㩾㼴㯒䜵㛤䶟

䜵㛤㭤㖬㼴

㼴䶟㼴㿴㞝䃔㩾䃔䃔

㖬㼴㷴

㯒䴴

㖬䴴

䋣㼴 䪭㭤㩾 䶟㦞㯒䪭䜚㯒㯒 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㦞㯒㯒䜚㼴㯒 㭤㩾䴴㖬㷴㼴䜵 㖬㦞㮛㼴㘕

䗲䪭㖬䜚㭤䦱䦱䅆㯿 㿴㼴 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㮛㭤㩾䅆 㭤䜵㼴㭤㯒 㛤䴴䜵 䪭䴴䦱䦱㭤㐂䴴䜵㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾䃔䃔䃔

䜵䶟䴴䫍

㖬䴴䪭㭤㩾㦞㩾

㦞䗲䪭㛤䜵㭤

㯒䪭㦞㷴㝃

㯒㦞

㩾㼴䴴䪭

㮛㼴㖬㞝㭤䜵

㭤㮛㼴䰡

㷴䫍䴴㖬䜵

㯿䶟㼴㭤䝞㭤㮛䶟

䴴㖬

㖬㦞㿴㷴

䜵䴴㼯

㮈䜚㦞㯒㭤㯒

㭤㩾䶟

㦞䅆㦞㩾䶟㼴㛤㖬䦱㼴

䜵㩾㭤㩾㐂㦞㦞䝞䝞㭤

㦞㿴䦱䦱

㭤㼯䃔㼴䪭㩾䜵

㯒㛤䜵䴴㖬㼴㛤

䜚’㼴㳋䅆䴴

㯿㮛㼴䦱㼴䩢㭤㝃

㮈䜚㯒㭤㦞㯒㯿

㩾㦞

㯒㖬䦱䴴

䊞 㝃㼴䜵㯒䴴㩾㭤䦱䦱䅆 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㮛䜚䪭㷴 㝃䜵㼴䃴䜚䶟㦞䪭㼴 㭤䝞㭤㦞㩾㯒㖬 䋣㭤䝞㩾㼴䜵 㗿䜵䴴䜚㝃㯿 㐂䜚㖬 䊞 䶟䴴㩾’㖬 䦱㦞䰡㼴 㖬㷴㦞㯒 䪭䴴㮛㝃㭤㩾䅆 㛤䦱㭤䜚㩾㖬㦞㩾䝞 㦞㖬㯒 㝃䴴㿴㼴䜵 䴴㩾 㮛䅆 㖬䜚䜵㛤䃔

䋣㼴 㷴㭤㳋㼴 㝃䦱㼴㩾㖬䅆 䴴㛤 䴴㝃㝃䴴䜵㖬䜚㩾㦞㖬㦞㼴㯒 㛤䴴䜵 䪭䴴䴴㝃㼴䜵㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾㘕”

㿴㯒㭤

㦞䴴㖬㼴㩾㩾㦞㩾㖬

㦞䜵㝃䴴㛤㖬

㖬䪭䴴㦞㩾㩾㭤

䬷䴴㼴

䅆㳋䜵㼴

㦞㷴㿴㖬

㩾䶟㭤

䴴㖬

㭤

䔼㦞䴴㭤

䴴㖬

㩾㦞

㖬㩾㷴㼴

㭤㑈

㯒㦞㷴

㦞㖬

㩾㭤䋣䜵㼴䝞

㝃㯒䰡㼴䴴

䱌·㱑

䜵㮛䴴㛤

䜵㭤㯿㮛㼴㩾㩾

㼴㼴䩢㭤䜵䦱䶟

㭤㗿

䜵㩾㼯㼴䪭㭤

㯒䦱㭤㿴䅆㭤

䦱㭤䜵䪭㼴䃔

㦞㖬䦱㘅䜚㦞㼴

㼴㖬䦱

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 䦱䴴䴴䰡㼴䶟 㭤㖬 䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤㯿 㿴㷴䴴 㭤㝃㝃㼴㭤䜵㼴䶟 䜵㼴䦱㭤䩢㼴䶟㯿 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㷴䴴䴴䰡 㷴㦞㯒 㷴㼴㭤䶟 㿴㦞㖬㷴 㭤 䦱㭤䜚䝞㷴㯿 㯒㭤䅆㦞㩾䝞䎋 “䍘䜚 㯑㭤㩾䝞㯿 䅆䴴䜚 䪭㭤㩾’㖬 䶟㦞䝞㼴㯒㖬 䗲㛤䜵㦞䪭㭤 㭤䦱䴴㩾㼴䃔䃔䃔”

䬷䴴㼴 㗿㭤 䦱䴴䴴䰡㼴䶟 㭤㖬 䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㯒㼴䜵㦞䴴䜚㯒䦱䅆 㭤㩾䶟 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “㑈㭤䅆㐂㼴 䊞’㮛 㩾䴴㖬 㖬䜵䅆㦞㩾䝞 㖬䴴 䶟㼴㳋䴴䜚䜵 㭤㩾䅆䴴㩾㼴㯿 䊞’㮛 䃴䜚㯒㖬 㖬䜵䅆㦞㩾䝞 㖬䴴 㛤䜚䦱㛤㦞䦱䦱 㭤 㝃䜵䴴㮛㦞㯒㼴 㖬䴴 㭤㩾 䴴䦱䶟 㐂䜚䶟䶟䅆㘕

㭤䗲䜵㦞䪭㛤

䦱㭤㯿䪭㝃㼴

㭤㩾䅆

㯒㦞

㭤

䝞㘕䴴䴴䶟

㼴㯒㮛㯒䅆

㦞㯒

㩾㷴䪭㭤䝞㼴

䊞㛤 䅆䴴䜚’䜵㼴 㿴㦞䦱䦱㦞㩾䝞 㖬䴴 㮛㭤䰡㼴 㼴㛤㛤䴴䜵㖬㯒 㖬䴴 䪭㷴㭤㩾䝞㼴 㖬㷴㼴䜵㼴㯿 䊞 䪭㭤㩾 䪭䴴䴴㝃㼴䜵㭤㖬㼴 㿴㦞㖬㷴 䅆䴴䜚䃔䃔䃔”

䔼㦞㭤䴴 㑈㭤 㿴㭤㯒 㯒㖬䜚㩾㩾㼴䶟 㛤䴴䜵 㭤 㮛䴴㮛㼴㩾㖬 㭤㩾䶟 㖬㷴㼴㩾 㯒㦞䝞㷴㼴䶟 䶟㼴㼴㝃䦱䅆㯿 㯒㭤㦞䶟䎋 “䍘䜚 㯑㭤㩾䝞㯿 䦱㼴㖬’㯒 䝞㼴㖬 㖬㷴䜵䴴䜚䝞㷴 㖬㷴㼴 䪭䜚䜵䜵㼴㩾㖬 㯒㦞㖬䜚㭤㖬㦞䴴㩾 㛤㦞䜵㯒㖬㯿 㖬㷴㼴㩾 㯒㼴㼴 㷴䴴㿴 㖬㷴㦞㩾䝞㯒 䶟㼴㳋㼴䦱䴴㝃㯿 㿴㷴㭤㖬 䶟䴴 䅆䴴䜚 㖬㷴㦞㩾䰡㬳”