Chapter 1251 The Great Masonic Conspiracy (Second update, please subscribe)

All countries are preparing for war!

With the commissioning of the Imperial Navy's dreadnoughts, facing the impact of the "dreadnoughts", although they had just spent a large amount of pounds to build a large number of pre-dreadnoughts in the past few years, they still resolutely met the challenge of the Ming Empire. Its Congress urgently passed a new shipbuilding plan and allocated funds to require the Royal Navy to build new warships.

This was true for Britain, Germany, and the United States as well. The dreadnought... by 1887, had become the inevitable choice for countries around the world that were interested in the ocean.

London, Royal Society, a lively lecture is going on.

"In this battle of civilizations, if we are not prepared for the coming war, then we are doomed to lose everything in the war. The modern civilization created by us, the Anglo-Saxons, will inevitably be destroyed in the midst of civilization, just as the barbarians destroyed Rome..."

Looking at the American speaking on the stage, Thomas, who was wearing gold-rimmed glasses, did not have much interest in his speech. Britain and the United States had long reached a consensus on the "clash of civilizations."

The Yellow Peril is bound to sweep across the world.

Now this American, who had just joined the Royal Society, was one of their choices.

Why him?

Looking at the Americans speaking on the stage, Thomas smiled slightly. Why did they choose him? Of course they had their reasons.

After the speech, there was warm applause in the conference hall. Theodore Roosevelt walked down the stage amid the applause. Then, naturally, other people's speeches began. While he was listening to the speeches, Mr. Thomas, who was sitting next to him, said.

"That was a great speech, Mr. Roosevelt."

"Thanks."

“I wonder if you’re interested in giving your speech at another location.”

"Another place?"

Faced with the sudden invitation, Theodore Roosevelt said with some surprise.

"Where?"

Then, he took the business card handed to him by Thomas. There was no name on the business card, only a logo. Looking at the logo, Theodore Roosevelt's eyes were full of astonishment.

As an American, he is very familiar with this symbol.

Compass and square... this is the symbol of Freemasonry!

"This is……"

Thomas spoke before Theodore Roosevelt finished speaking.

"As you guessed, this is an invitation, Mr. Roosevelt. You will be faced with an unprecedented opportunity!"

An unprecedented opportunity. Who would refuse such an invitation?

For Theodore Roosevelt, who had just suffered a political failure - he lost the election for mayor of New York City, he went to Europe not just to marry his lover, nor to climb Mont Blanc. The expedition he led was the third team in history to reach the summit, and this achievement enabled him to be accepted as a member of the Royal Society of London.

He traveled to Europe to relieve his inner frustration.

“This is from England…”

When he was in the United States, Theodore Roosevelt also came into contact with Freemasonry. The United States also has Freemasonry. Even if he wanted to join it, he should have joined the American Freemasonry.

"It's all the same! My friend!"

Thomas smiled mysteriously.

"We have a common mission and a common goal, and it is this mission and goal that make us inseparable!"

…

"Why him?"

In the dim study, Thomas looked at the elder in front of him. He was in the dim shadows and only his bald forehead could be vaguely seen.

"Because we are facing an unprecedented challenge."

The elder's voice sounded a little hoarse.

"Is it the Ming Empire?"

"Yes!"

"We are the inheritors of civilization and the defenders of civilization, and it has been like this since BC..."

The elder sitting on the soft chair spoke in a hoarse and calm tone.

"In the past thousands of years, we have faced countless challenges, but none as dangerous as this one. The Ming Empire... This is a completely different enemy, different from any enemy we have faced in the past. This is a civilization that does not belong to us. If we cannot defeat them and stop them in the future war of civilizations, not only will our civilization suffer a devastating blow, but more importantly, the world order we have been determined to establish will also come to nothing. What is more likely is that they will establish their own new world order, which is absolutely unacceptable."

What is the new world order they want to establish?

It is to manipulate the financial, political, military and other fields of European and American countries, and then establish a unified world government to achieve the goal of completely ruling the world - this is the Freemasonry's new world order.

"The Ming Empire is now so powerful that it cannot be contained by just one country. In this case, we must unite the forces of Britain and the United States and completely destroy this country in future wars."

When the elder was speaking, it seemed as if his entire body was hidden in the shadows. His voice seemed to come from the shadows, low and hoarse, but with an irresistible tone.

“Is there a chance he could be a future president?”

Thomas asked, somewhat confused.

"It doesn't matter."

In the military camp, the only thing that could be seen was the elder's bald forehead, gently shaking.

"The important thing is that with our help, he can become president. When he becomes president, another person will become the prime minister of this country. By that time, the power of Anglo-Saxons will be united. By that time, after the Ming Empire is destroyed, our dream will have a chance to come true."

Yes, for the Freemasons it is not important whether Theodore Roosevelt will become president in the future, what is important is that with the help of the Freemasons, he will become president.

“We chose it because…”

The elder was silent for a while, and then spoke after a moment.

"He is the most suitable candidate. Among all the candidates, he was the first to realize the threat of the Ming Empire, and he is also the one who advocates using force to resolve the Ming Empire. War... means wealth, means opportunity, means our wealth, our opportunity..."

The elder sitting on the leather chair paused for a moment, as if he was thinking about something.

After a while, the elder spoke again.

"We have always ignored them in the past. We also have some members within the Ming Empire. Now is the time to use these forces!"

(End of this chapter)