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　Your concerns are not without reason, but we can dismantle the weapons and equipment. With our capabilities, it's easy to dismantle and reinstall the main body's weapons and equipment. In this way, you can become a 'civilian ship' and there's no need to have so many burdens."

　"Is that so? Uh... not bad." Kiev didn't expect it could be done this way. She asked again, "How long does the Party Central Committee want me to serve as Patriarch?"

　Although Aurora said so, Kiev felt that he still couldn't sit in this position for too long, otherwise it might set a bad precedent, so she asked tentatively.

　Kiev couldn't hide anything from Aurora; anyone could easily guess what Kiev was thinking. Aurora didn't try to hide it, saying, "Just mess up the church. Then you can train someone you trust to succeed you as Patriarch when the time comes."

　"I understand. I will definitely rectify the Orthodox Church in accordance with the requirements of the Party Central Committee." Kiev decided to accept the appointment from his superiors and prepare to get back to the basics.

　In the past, Kiev privately read a lot of Orthodox books, such as the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, and a bunch of South American liberation theology works.

　She didn't think too much about it when she read it at the time. She just wanted to improve her knowledge in this area. She didn't expect that it would come in handy in the future.

　However, Kiev still had to sort out what it had learned before, including doctrines such as liberation theology; and then combine it with Marxist epistemology and historical views, and the actual situation of Slavic countries to compile a new set of doctrines as the theoretical guiding ideology of the Orthodox Church.

　Kiev's current plan is that after becoming the Orthodox Patriarch, he will first use the list obtained from Dzerzhinsky to eliminate a group of reactionary leaders, and then begin to gradually build a religious system that adapts to socialist society, vigorously rectifying various types of clergy, ideological theories, and the education system within the church.

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　London, UK

　Since the signing of the armistice between Britain and the Deep Sea, anti-war and anti-Conservative Party sentiment has surged in the UK, and demonstrations have become commonplace in the streets.

　Javelin finally came to London for a trip today. He first went to the Belfast Museum, enjoyed the maid's black tea, and then started to visit other attractions.

　During this time, she walked through several streets, almost every one of which was occupied by large or small protests. Some of the attractions she had planned to visit were largely unavailable due to the protests and strikes.

　"Well... really, if this social contradiction is not resolved, no one will have an easy life if it continues like this~" Javelin sat on the double-decker bus, feeling the condescending perspective.

　When the vehicle stopped at the station, Javelin suddenly noticed someone not far away holding up a red flag with a hammer and sickle on it, and seemed to be selling newspapers and preaching something.

　It was obvious from this that this was definitely a promotion of communism. Meeting comrades was a good thing for every communist. Because there were many people on the bus, Javelin did not get off the bus normally, but jumped directly from the second floor and jogged towards the group of people.

　"Hello, comrade~" Javelin walked up and greeted him warmly.

　A young man who was promoting nearby turned around the moment he heard the cute girl's voice. He was stunned for a moment when he saw the javelin, and then some confusion appeared on his face, but he still smiled and talked to the javelin.

　"Ah... you're... a Javelin? A Kanmusu?"

　Javelin nodded and explained his purpose. "Yes, I'm Javelin. I wanted to ask you what kind of organization you are. I'm also interested in this area."

　"..." The young man looked at the small crown on Javelin's head, hesitated for a moment, and then said, "We are the Revolutionary Communist Party of Great Britain. If Miss Javelin is really interested in communism, isn't this headdress on your head a little inappropriate?"

　"I'm sorry, this is just a personal accessory and doesn't represent my ideology." Javelin took off the crown and continued, "The Revolutionary Communist Party of Great Britain? Is it newly established?"

　The young man proudly introduced himself: "Yes, but first of all, I want to make it clear that we are completely different from those revisionists in the Labour Party and the British Communist Party. We intend to liberate Great Britain through violent revolution and armed struggle.

　Britain has always been the world of the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie. Now it is the 2020s, and these bastards should stay in the fields, not in the magnificent palace."

　"Persist in armed struggle..." Javelin didn't rush to a conclusion. She chose to learn more. "Then tell me about the rest of your story."

　Seeing that Javelin seemed to understand, the young man picked up a newspaper on the table and introduced it: "This is our propaganda newspaper, and it is also the party newspaper. You can read it.

　This is in line with our other claims and theories.”

　Javelin took the newspaper and began to read, while the young man next to him gave a brief introduction based on what Javelin had read.

　Throughout the reading process, Javelin's expression went through approval, confusion, frowning, and then to tears, laughter, and helplessness.

　After finishing reading, Javelin organized his words and asked, "Well, can I express my opinion on your party newspaper?"

　"Okay, what do you think?" the young man nodded.

　Javelin then began to criticize the various flaws in the party newspaper: "Comrade, if I'm not mistaken, your organization is in the embryonic and initial stages of development.

　At this stage, making a big fuss is not a good idea. Instead, we should keep a low profile and use some legal propaganda slogans to attract new comrades.

　Chapter 407 Abstract British Revolutionary Communist Party

　"How can that be? The Communists never conceal their views and aims. They openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the violent overthrow of all existing social conditions." The young man began quoting from classics, saying:

　"Without open propaganda, how can we attract new blood to the organization? If we engage in secret activities, wouldn't that be Blanquism? If we don't publicize even if we lose our heads, what's the point of revolution?"

　Javelin, upon hearing this, felt his understanding and application of this statement was too one-sided, so he kindly said, "Well... The Communist Manifesto says there's nothing wrong with revolution itself, but propaganda needs methods. As for the phrase 'nothing to be concealed,' you have to consider the circumstances under which it's applied. If you're caught by MI5, you can't tell everything during the interrogation, right?"

　Javelin then offered some advice: "Javelin thinks that, for now, you should use some realistic slogans to attract workers and other working-class people to unite around you, and after recruiting advanced elements from among them to join the organization, you can then speak more profoundly to these advanced elements.

　Using overly revolutionary slogans for initial recruitment could easily attract the attention of the British authorities and would not be conducive to winning over ordinary people and centrists.

　On the other hand, you should establish clubs or societies in your school, focusing on the unity and inclusion of students and professors. These people will play an important role in the future high-level bureau's public opinion war, which is difficult for ordinary working people to achieve.

　For example, it's difficult for the general public to see the flaws or effectively refute the ideas of bourgeois theorists with relatively high theoretical levels. This is when the more educated members of the organization come into play."

　The young man felt uncomfortable after hearing this and he retorted, "Ms. Javelin, with all due respect, you are being a right-wing opportunist. This kind of double-dealing is not acceptable to true communism. Communists must be open and honest and dare to face the knife head-on, not resort to such evasive tactics. We believe that truth will prevail!"

　Only the most direct, profound and revolutionary propaganda can attract true communists. All other roundabout ways are just empty talk and have no use except to attract a group of speculators.

　As for the ordinary passersby you mentioned, why should we care about them? If they think our slogans are bad, they are either not progressive enough or they are scabs. What they should reflect on is how to improve themselves and keep up with progress, rather than letting progress wait for backwardness and give in to backwardness.

　And those students and professors you mentioned, due to their living conditions, their ideology is closer to the petty bourgeoisie, which is reflected in their theoretical leaning towards social democracy. Isn't social democracy naked revisionism? Isn't recruiting these people tantamount to taking poison?

　"..." Javelin was speechless. She felt that the slippery slope argument in front of her was a bit too much.

　She wanted to finish the rest of her questions and didn't want to dwell on a single point, so she skipped over them and said, "Except for this. You have a lot of anti-imperialist content; especially when it comes to opposing domestic imperialism, your analysis of the nature of the British government and royal family is very targeted, which is very good."

　"It's just that... the problem lies with foreign countries." Javelin changed the subject and asked doubtfully:

　"I always feel like your definition of imperialism is a bit over the top—everyone looks like an emperor. Also, why do you think mainland China's unification with Taiwan constitutes imperialist aggression?"

　The young man continued to answer without hesitation: "Now capitalism has developed to its peak. Whether it is developed or developing countries, monopoly capitalism exists. Monopoly capitalism and imperialism are synonymous. If this is not imperialism, what is it? It is just the difference between poverty and wealth.

　As for China, they stopped being socialist after 1978. Since they reopened the market and private ownership, they have betrayed the working class and themselves. Now that China has a large number of large companies going global, they are undoubtedly imperialist.

　Javelin was once again speechless. It wasn't their definition of imperialism, but their serious misunderstanding of mainland China and Taiwan. She sighed inwardly, "If Senior Aurora were here, she would definitely politely criticize them on the spot..."

　Other installments can be discussed, but Javelin believes that the misunderstanding of China and Taiwan must be corrected because this is a matter of principle for China.

　The CCP can tolerate the conflict between the market and planning lines, but if it holds a wrong understanding on a principled issue like the Taiwan issue, and there is not much other interest in it with the other side,

　When Ge comes to power, the CCP will really draw a clear line with him.

　Javelin patiently advised, "Sir, let's not discuss whether China is imperialist or not, but the Taiwanese government is a product of imperialism and the comprador class. Even if China isn't truly communist now, there's nothing wrong with them carrying the New Democratic Revolution through to the end."

　"What the hell? New Democratic Revolution?" It was obvious that this guy didn't know much about the Chinese Revolution and thought that Javelin was making up the term.

　He then went on to argue, "Even if China is not more reactionary than Taiwan, it is still a dog-eat-dog fight among imperialists. When analyzing the nature of World War I, do we also have to analyze which of the British and German empires was relatively progressive and which was relatively backward?"

　Furthermore, we believe that the situation before Taiwan's reunification offers ample room for the development of the communist revolution. We can fully mobilize the subjective initiative of the Taiwanese people to overthrow Taiwan's bourgeois government..."

　Javelin was sweating profusely as the young man eloquently offered his "brilliant opinions." She interrupted him, "Sir...you don't know that the relevant organizations in Taiwan are long gone, and their Party committee buildings were forcibly demolished by the authorities. I beg your pardon."

　"So what? Don't lose heart! The revolutionary masses will never be killed, because the truth will always exist. There will always be people who will take over the hammer and sickle and continue the revolutionary cause." The young man said passionately.

　"..." Javelin turned her head away, remaining silent. She continued to point out the next issue: "Also, regarding your newspaper's report, it's quite dangerous to fully disclose the city where the Party branch is located. Since you've chosen the path of violent revolution, some information must be kept confidential..."

　When Javelin was about to continue, he suddenly thought of something and asked, "This should be open and aboveboard and there should be no concealment, right..."

　"Of course, Miss Javelin has finally learned to apply what she has learned to other situations." The young man finally gave her an admiring look.

　Javelin sighed and continued to read the newspaper. After about two minutes, she raised her head again and prepared to say goodbye. "Sir, that's all for today. I have to hurry. See you again if there's a chance."

　After a round of polite exchanges, Javelin put the newspaper into the ship's space, preparing to discuss today's events with Chongqing after returning to the port after the trip.

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　The next day, Chongqing once again dealt with the troublemaker Zhao He and returned to the dormitory to make a pot of black tea to relax.

　Just as she started to boil water, she received a call from Javelin, who briefly described the situation she had encountered the previous day to Chongqing, and then sent Chongqing a copy of the photos of the newspaper content.

　After reading this, Chongqing also had a similar expression: "Old Man on the Subway Using a Cell Phone." Frowning, she leaned back in her chair, then shook her head and said, "This wording is so familiar! It's exactly the same as the 'left' and 'ren' phrases you see online in China."

　"From their website and newspapers, all I see is arrogance, a kind of arrogance very similar to that of the internet's "left" factions. They think they hold the truth and can act with impunity and look down on everyone. The entire newspaper article is filled with all kinds of childishness."

　Many of their articles are filled with the idea that they should forcibly bring socialism to the relevant regions. They fantasize that the world should have another Communist International to command the global communist movement.

　"These people's view of the Taiwan issue is based on this idea: the CCP has 'degenerated,' and is therefore the same as various bourgeois political parties. Therefore, if Taiwan raises the red flag and advocates independence, it would be progressive; if the CCP then attacks, it would be 'reactionary' and 'counter-revolutionary.'

　Even worse, the newspaper's information on the Taiwan issue lacks proper research, relying solely on analysis of the limited information released and promoted by the British authorities. If they call themselves "revolutionaries," why would they so easily trust the words of a bourgeois government?

　Chongqing briefly summarized the content of the newspaper. It was not difficult to see from her expression that her first impression of this organization was gone and she had no good impression of it.

　"Instead of listening to these people's immature talk, it's better to buy a ticket to go to the Premier League game and watch the passionate confrontation between Manchester City and Liverpool; or find Mr. Haitian to work together to write a sonnet and improve my literary literacy." Chongqing joked to himself.

　Javelin thought for a moment and asked, "Um... Comrade Aurora. I think these people have serious problems, but as a fellow leftist, I think we can still help them. After all, the CCP also had its immature stages."

　"Every communist and organization has its infancy and immaturity, but this does not mean that every organization or individual can mature. In my opinion, this organization is most likely hopeless. On the contrary, you have to be wary of their possible use of others to kill others." Chongqing made this conclusion about the British Revolutionary Communist Party.

　"Well... why do you say that there is no way to help someone? And what does it mean to kill someone with a borrowed knife?" Javelin didn't understand what Chongqing meant at first.

　Chongqing explained in detail: "The reason why the Communist Party of China has been able to mature is that it has always been able to recognize its mistakes and correct them. After its members have repeatedly encountered setbacks in practice, they often reflect on themselves and adapt flexibly.

　In history, there are some Communists who think that they are the only ones who are sober while everyone else is drunk. They are very good at criticizing others, but they are not good at self-criticism. Every time they make a mistake, they think that "it is not me who is wrong, but the world".

　Such organizations have no future unless they can correct themselves.

　Yet, I don't see any self-critical spirit in the British Revolutionary Communist Party's newspapers. They see everyone in the world as imperialist, and everyone in their field as revisionist, believing they themselves are the orthodox revolutionaries. Without understanding both unity and struggle, can there be a future?

　As for the "borrowing a knife to kill" I just mentioned, similar things have actually occurred in the international communist movement. Some communist organizations, due to differences in line, have become dissatisfied with their colleagues and have used the hands of the bourgeois governments that should be the targets of revolution to eliminate their colleagues. I would like to call it "uniting with imperialism to oppose revisionism", which is extremely abstract.

　"Comrade Aurora, that's true, but Javelin can't bear to see them rot like this. We have to give it a try to see if they can be saved." Javelin acknowledged what Chongqing said, but she still wanted to cure the disease and save lives.

　Javelin's words were quite fitting for her personality. Kind-hearted and lively, Javelin always tried to save those who were ignorant.

　Chongqing felt that it was not a bad idea to let Javelin guide the British Revolutionary Party. If it could be saved, then it would be saved. If it could not be saved, it would be a way to accumulate experience and lessons, and help Javelin become more mature in certain cognitions.

　Chongqing then said to Javelin, "That's fine. After all, practice makes perfect. If they completely refuse to give us face and even try to accuse us of harming us, we must let them go and let them fend for themselves."

　Chapter 408: The exercise is for the actual combat one day.

　[Pre-chapter tip: This chapter is high-energy]

　Qingdao, Shandong, China

　Just after Chongqing finished communicating with Javelin, the electric kettle made a "click" sound, signaling that the water was boiling.

　"Looking at that group of abstract 'leftists', my nerves are rising. I'd better drink some black tea to calm down and relax." Chongqing sighed, stood up, took the kettle, and poured it into the teacup with tea leaves in it.

　Under the interaction of boiling water and tea leaves, the tea slowly overflowed with the fragrance of black tea, making Chongqing feel relaxed and happy. When the tea was completely steeped, she gracefully picked up the base and tasted it in small sips.

　Chongqing can't live without black tea, just like some old leaders can't live without tobacco, the only difference is that the former doesn't harm health. In addition to black tea, she also likes to drink milk tea.

　It's just that in recent times, Chongqing has partially solved the problem of relying entirely on imported raw materials for its milk tea. To put it bluntly, in the past, you had to buy both tea and milk at the supermarket, but now you only need to buy tea.

　The reason was that she had recently discovered that she could produce milk under certain conditions while trying to solve a physiological problem on her own.

　At that time, Chongqing, naked in the main living cabin, looked at the large bottle of "milk" squeezed out in front of him and fell into deep thought. If this were an anime, Chongqing's entire body would definitely be covered with dazzling holy light (True Dawn Goddess).

　After a while, facing the milk that still had his body temperature, Chongqing took a sip as if possessed by a ghost, and unexpectedly found that the taste was very good, far better than the milk he had drunk before.

　Chongqing then drank it all in one gulp. Later, she began to try to make snacks and drinks using the milk, and she never bought milk again.

　Chongqing once considered telling Yixian about her ability to produce milk under certain special conditions. However, considering the relative conservative nature of Chinese women, especially those from a bygone era like Yixian, she decided against it.

　If I tell him, it would be bad if Yixian thinks Chongqing is a vulgar and frivolous ship and his favorability towards it decreases.

　However, due to the special relationship between Chongqing and Yixian, Chongqing still gave some drinks and snacks made with its own liquor.

　Apart from Changchun, Jinan and Chongqing, there are still other ship girls who accidentally discovered that they have such a physique that humans do not possess.

　However, these ship girls who know about their own physical conditions may be due to face and discipline reasons. They do not know that each other has known such things, and have never shared their experiences offline.

　The only thing that is certain is that among the ship girls who currently know about this physiological characteristic, everyone has a sense of awareness and a tacit understanding, which is not to make it public, not to publicize it, and not to impose it on people who are not relatives or friends.

　Now, after drinking two cups of black tea, Chongqing takes out a bottle of its own white liquid from the refrigerator and slowly pours it into the black tea until the ratio of milk to tea reaches a perfect ratio and then stops pouring.

　Chongqing once again picked up the teacup, and the mellow aroma sipped in, leaving a lasting aftertaste. Enjoying the fruits of one's own labor is always a special experience.

　At the same time, after completing a day's study tasks at home, Changchun was not idle during his personal time.

　"Mmm - more practice is needed to become proficient~" Changchun was holding a silicone dildo that was fixed to the bed in advance, moving it up and down with skillful oral skills.

　After half a minute, Changchun paused and muttered to himself, "Only by mastering my skills to perfection can I bring immense joy to my future dream partner."

　Changchun's words made it very clear that she was training her ventriloquism skills in preparation for the person she would fall in love with in the future, or in other words, her spouse.

　In Changchun, the person she likes (her criteria for choosing a spouse) must first be a communist who is loyal to the party, with firm beliefs, integrity, hatred of evil, and honesty. Secondly, it would be best if he is a two-dimensional military enthusiast.

　This second

　The main reason is that Changchun considers her own existence and the uniqueness of human women. There is a high degree of overlap between 2D military fans and KanColle fans, and KanColle fans definitely don't mind KanColle being their girlfriend or even wife.

　If it were the general three-dimensional world, or the older generation, the biological aspect of the existence of KanColle might become a restriction on marriage - infertility, which is difficult for the older generation and the general three-dimensional world to accept.