Reborn in the 60s, starting with going to the mountains and countryside

The exposure of the situation in Laos has put the United States in a very passive position, especially regarding the opinions of the various states towards the federal government.

The taxes collected by the federal government from the states were not used for them, but instead were thrown into that poor and backward place in Southeast Asia.

This action by the US government, aside from making the military-industrial complex extremely wealthy, is actually a very positive action for other Americans.

State governments began putting immense pressure on federal officials.

In recent years, life has become increasingly difficult for the states, and the federal government is still wasting the tax revenues paid by the states. Has the Black House been completely controlled by the military-industrial complex?

The Black House officials in the United States could not ignore the Southern ranchers and the financiers of the Big Apple.

If these people were to cause trouble, the United States might not be able to withstand it.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the United States seems to be one of the dominant powers on Earth, and it was incredibly powerful a few years ago.

However, due to various events in the past two years, significant internal problems have arisen.

It is entirely possible that a small matter could completely detonate the powder keg that is the United States.

Even the powerful figures behind the United States wouldn't dare to ignore the voices from below and act arbitrarily.

These oil tycoons owe their current status to the United States.

If these people were to cause a complete uproar, leading to the disintegration of the Federation, that would be something they absolutely do not want to see.

Therefore, at this point, the American government did not dare to confront these people directly and could only try to appease them.

To appease these people, the Black House even offered some tax breaks.

Driven by self-interest, those who had spoken out finally shut their mouths.

However, the matter in Laos is not over yet.

The United States has shifted the blame to the Lao government, which naturally doesn't want to take the blame. However, the US aircraft carrier is currently in Southeast Asia, and if the Lao government dares to make any unusual moves, the carrier's aircraft could directly reach Lao airspace.

The Lao government is now in a difficult position.

They thought they had found a powerful ally in the United States, but little did they know they were inviting a wolf into their home.

If this wolf is truly powerful, defeating the northern warlords would be one thing, but at least Laos would be nominally unified.

But this wolf was just an old wolf that was all bluster and bluff.

The wolf's appearance could intimidate the sheep, but when faced with the tigers in the northern forests, the wolf instantly revealed its true form and was easily defeated.

Unfortunately, while the old wolf couldn't defeat the tiger, it was also beyond the capabilities of the sheep.

The Lao government did not dare to break ties with the US government, even though the US government pinned all the blame on them.

Since they dare not break ties with the United States, they can only take the blame themselves.

The Lao government issued a strong condemnation of the northern warlords.

Condemnation is often the impotent rage of the powerless party. If they were truly capable, they would simply send troops to attack; who would bother with mere verbal condemnation?

Yuan Hongji and his group simply ignored such lukewarm verbal reprimands.

Laos has fallen into an eerie calm because of this incident.

The United States did not send any more troops, and Yuan Hongji and others did not take any further action. The Lao government also dared not send troops into the northern jungle.

As if nothing happened.

But only those who truly know the inside story understand that this is the darkness before dawn.

The United States has suffered such heavy losses in Laos that it cannot simply let this go.

Similarly, Yuan Hongji and the others could not wait like this indefinitely.

The United States is waiting; once they find the "Umbrella" organization, they can launch a large-scale military intervention in Southeast Asia.

Before fully understanding the "Umbrella" organization, the United States does not want to confront it directly.

Despite the United States' seemingly invincible power, its experiences in recent years have caused it to completely suppress its pride.

After all, the losses were so great; if they continued to be arrogant, they would be truly foolish.

Now we just have to wait for news from the intelligence agents in Europe.

Ye Hao was well aware of the moves the United States was making.

The people in the Europa branch of the [Third Person] organization have been frantically investigating intelligence about the [Umbrella] organization.

Such a large-scale operation puts the previously mysterious "Third Person" organization at risk of being exposed.

John Bull's 6th intelligence agency, the French National Intelligence Coordination Committee, and the Russian KGB all noticed the anomaly.

[Third Person] This time, in order to investigate the intelligence of the [Umbrella] organization, they have sent out all their elites.

With so many people involved, even if they are all professionals, some flaws will still be revealed.

Ye Hao originally intended to take action himself, but after witnessing the large-scale operation of the "Third Person," he arrived in John Bull and found James.

Let them handle this matter.

With so many people scattered around, it would be a waste of time for Ye Hao to deal with them one by one.

But if this were handed over to intelligence personnel from countries like the United States, France, or Russia, it would save a lot of trouble.

Not only can it cause Europe and America to fight like dogs, but it can also save its own time and muddy the waters.

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The United States and Laos suspended their offensive against the northern warlords, but Yuan Hongji was not prepared to wait any longer.

Now he has people, money, and weapons and equipment.

What's the point of continuing to drag this out with Laos?

While the United States and Laos were waiting, Yuan Hongji and his men quickly consolidated the power of the entire northern jungle.

Warlords and local armed forces were nothing but clay chickens and dogs in front of Yuan Hongji and his gang.

In less than a week, the entire northern jungle was completely under the control of Yuan Hongji and his men.

In fact, Yuan Hongji and his group had already taken control of the northern jungle, but in order not to attract attention, they did not completely control it at that time.

Now that their strength has been exposed, there's nothing left to hide, and Yuan Hongji and the others have directly revealed their sharp claws.

After consolidating the northern jungles, Yuan Hongji and his men did not continue to expand southward.

Governing a region requires manpower, but currently Yuan Hongji's subordinates are mostly rough-and-tumble warriors, and there aren't many people available for governing the region.

Managing the northern jungle alone will keep Yuan Hongji and his team busy for a while.

If we were to launch a large-scale invasion southward now, not to mention the possibility of a counterattack from the United States, even if we did manage to capture the territory, the administration would be a huge problem.

Laos is not like Myanmar.

The reason why Minhua and his group dared to take over the entire country in one fell swoop was because no one in the international community was paying attention to Myanmar.

This gave Minhua and the others time to process the information.

But things are different now. Because of the United States' involvement, a lot of international attention is focused on Southeast Asia. If we take over the entire Laos in one fell swoop at this time, there will definitely be endless troubles afterward.

For other countries, a chaotic Lao is always easier to manage than a unified and powerful Lao.