Mr. President, Mr. Truman. Minister of Defense, Chairman of the National Security Committee, Director General of the Army Intelligence Bureau...
Many dignitaries, along with Lynch, entered a separate small room. What Lynch was about to discuss was not suitable for disclosure at the moment, so the President chose to first listen to what he had to say and then decide what to do.
It must be said that the Federation is a very good country, very free, where everyone can express their opinions, and here... as long as you can persuade others to agree with your ideas, then you can gain support from the people.
From industry associations to local governments, and then to the Senate and the House of Representatives, whether in court or in the President's office, as long as you have enough eloquence and supporting arguments and your content is valuable, you will surely get recognition from people.
