"Can the Ministry of Railways suspend all exchange of railway bonds during the war period?"
Jerome Bonaparte tentatively suggested to Barroso the postponement of railway bond exchanges.
Barroso, who stood beside Jerome Bonaparte, showed a look of astonishment; he was obviously frightened by the suggestion made by Jerome Bonaparte.
"What's wrong? Is it not possible?" Jerome Bonaparte lightly tapped the table, crossed his legs, and jokingly said to Barroso, "Feel free to mention any difficulties! I'm not a tyrant who acts arbitrarily!"
You're even scarier than a tyrant!
Barroso silently whispered in his heart. Jerome Bonaparte's strategy was practically robbing money out of Paris bankers' mouths.
In all the major railway districts, which subsidiary company doesn't have bankers behind them?
Jerome Bonaparte's strategy was entirely freezing the money 'stored' by bankers in railways, and that amount was no small figure, worth tens of billions of francs!
