United States, Washington, White House.


    President Roosevelt is listening to the report of William Joseph Donovan, director of the US Intelligence Coordination Agency (the predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency).


    "Your Excellency, the ind country''s ambassador to Germany had a two-hour contact on the morning of October 18. On the afternoon of the 19th, the two had another meeting. Through our efforts, we have basically figured out The content of their meeting. The ind country intends to join the Allies led by Germany to fight!" William Joseph Donovan said.


    President Roosevelt''splexion suddenly became very ugly. You know, the ind country can be said to be supported by the United States. For a long time, the U.S. government has believed that the ind country is just a dog raised by them. They are the masters and can let the ind country bite people at any time. But now, this dog has a heart of betrayal. This is undoubtedly absolutely uneptable to the US government.


    "Can you find out whether the ind government has joined the Allies?" President Roosevelt asked.


    "Your Excellency, there is no news about this yet." William Joseph Donovan said.


    President Roosevelt nodded: "Your Excellency, I ask the Intelligence Coordination Bureau to continue to pay attention to the intelligence in this area, and find a way to find out the decision of the ind government. If the ind people really want to join the Allies, we must know in advance. That way, we won''t be caught off guard!"


    "Yes, Your Excellency the President." William Joseph Donovan replied.


    "Call the ministers of the cab and hold an emergency meeting!" After William Joseph Donovan left, President Roosevelt left and ordered.


    The secretary left to make a phone call. In less than twenty minutes, senior officials of the US government gathered in President Roosevelt''s office.


    "Gentlemen, let me tell you a very bad news. This time we may be in big * trouble. The dog we raise may have the intention of betraying us." President Roosevelt said.


    "Hiss!"


    Suddenly all the people took a breath, and of course they could understand what President Roosevelt meant.


    "God! How is this possible? Over the past twenty years, we have given them so much support, helped them rebuild their economy, and redeveloped their military power. Now, are they intending to betray us? If so, God Let these damned guys go to hell!" Secretary of State Hull looked shocked.


    Other senior U.S. government officials were also shocked. The ind country is a very important part of their dealing with Germany. The ind nation''s millions of troops and powerful navy will y an irreceable role in their ns. Without the strong military power of the ind country, even if the ind country turns to Germany, it is almost impossible for the United States to win future wars.


    "Your Excellency, is this news certain? If the ind country really decides to betray us, then we may have to revise our n!" said War Secretary Woodling.


    "This is information obtained by the Intelligence Coordination Bureau. It is basically confirmed. However, it is not known whether Germany and the ind country have reached an agreement. However, if the ind country really decides to defect, it should be avable soon. rted news," President Roosevelt said.


    "Your Excellency, if this is the case, then we must take action to win over the talents of the ind nation. Otherwise, once the ind nation really turns their backs, the consequences will be disastrous." Secretary of the Navy Swanson said.


    President Roosevelt nodded. Indeed, the United States has invested heavily in ind countries. If the ind country betrays, all their investment will be in vain.


    "Your Excellency, perhaps the situation is not that bad. Germany will not easily ept ind countries into the Allies. Those members of the Allies, except for Germany, do not have world-ss powers. The purpose of the Germansunching this world war, It is to remove the threat of other countries to Germany''s world hegemony. And the ind country is also a powerful country. It is also the goal that Germany will inevitably solve. Therefore, Germany will not let the ind country enter the Allies. Even if the Germans temporarily let go, then It’s just to perfuse the ind nation. I think those guys in the ind nation are not fools, and they won’t fail to guess this. With some means, we may be able to get the ind nation back on the right path.” Hopkins consultant said.


    President Roosevelt and other high-ranking American officials were all brightened. Indeed, the current situation has not reached the worst point.


    "Let our ambassadors stationed in the ind countries warn the governments of the ind countries! In addition, stop providing all kinds ofrge-scale transactions to the ind countries. Without our support, the strong military power of the ind countries cannot be maintained at all. Even their countries will face copse. Yes. At that time, the ind government will make a choice. We can also learn from it the real choice of the ind people." Hopkins said.


    "But, will this push the ind country to Germany?" Secretary of State Hull was a little worried.


    "If the ind country really decides to join the Allies, we will stop providing them with support, just to reduce our losses. Conversely, if the ind country and the Germans do not agree, then the ind country government will respond immediately. They will agree to our request andunch an attack on the German colonies in Southeast Asia and Australia as soon as possible," Hopkins said.


    President Roosevelt nodded: "This is undoubtedly a good idea. Before we asked the ind countries to attack Southeast Asia and Australia, they have been shirking. This time, they will have no way to shirk."


    "Gentlemen, I found that we have been treating the ind countries a little too leniently. It made them dare to obey our orders. So, this time we have to punish the ind countries and let them know who is the master! They only It''s just a dog we raised, and they have to bite whomever we want them to bite! There is absolutely no price to negotiate!" President Roosevelt said.


    "Yes, Your Excellency the President." All the cab ministers replied. But everyone is obviously still a little worried that doing so will force the ind country to the German side.


    "Everyone, don''t worry, I dare say that the Germans and the inders can''t agree. The inders have no other choice but to follow our n honestly!" President Roosevelt seemed very confident. He still has this bit of political wisdom.