While the President and Prime Minister of Congo were confiding in each other, Joe Ga sat in a reception room with a smile, looking at the 12 special prisoners in front of him...
Compared to the little schemes of the President of Congo, Boss Joe preferred to deal with soldiers.
The training cost for an SAS soldier is roughly between 2 to 3 million British Pounds, even at the lowest price, 12 SAS soldiers are worth 24 million British Pounds.
Talking to these people was much more meaningful than going to brainwash the high-flying Kabila.
Boss Joe couldn't completely control Congo, nor did he need to. He only needed to control those who held the highest power in Congo.
As long as they didn't cause trouble for him, P·B naturally had the ability to integrate resources, grow the pie, and let many people live a better life together.
