When Rockefeller heard Scozhi's question, he was stunned for a moment. He really never thought about Scozhi's question. So he hesitated for a while, and then said, "Scozhi, you know that although I made some money, no matter how much money I had, I couldn't stand the random squandering. Well, that's what I thought."

"John, do you think so?" Scolzhi looked disbelief. "John, your math is very good. Tell me, before we got rich, well, that is, when I and you were still in middle school, we would spend a percentage of our income, and now, even the most luxurious Mr. Morgan, would he spend a percentage of his income? Do you really think that no amount of money can stand the squander?"

This problem seems to be beyond Rockefeller's expectations. Rockefeller certainly knew that in terms of the ratio of expenses and income, Morgan's ratio will now be much smaller than the ratio before he became rich. However, if he wanted to make him believe that Morgan's way of living was frugal, or even let him live like this, it would be really not his style. So he thought about it and said to Scrooge: "It's probably because of my faith. Scrooge, I think you have become farther and farther from the Baptist faith over the years."

When Scrooge heard Rockefeller mention the issue of faith, he laughed. He stared at Rockefeller's eyes until Rockefeller lowered his eyes. Yes, faith in God is not something that is used between them. If you really have to strictly observe your faith in God and keep Moses' Ten Commandments, how did the DuPont family play tricks? How did those who jumped into the river and committed suicide by jumping into the river and committing suicide by committing suicide? The faith in God is just a painted skin that everyone needs to deceive others. It would be too unfair to use it to tell the story.

"I think it's just a habit, I'm used to it." Rockefeller overturned his statement about faith.

"Then you have made so much money and you don't enjoy it yourself, so what are you going to do?" asked Scozhi.

Rockefeller thought about it and then laughed. He looked at Scourge, his eyes shining: "Who said I don't enjoy it anymore? Is eating, drinking and having fun? That's too boring. Beating one opponent and making more money after another is my enjoyment. It's like Morgan likes to go out to sea and fish, but he doesn't like eating fish. For him, fishing itself is enjoyment, and for me, making money itself is enjoyment. By the way, Scourge, what are you making so much money for? If it were Morgan likes to enjoy it, you would have stopped making money, and the interest on your money is not something you can spend. Are you also enjoying the fun of knocking down your opponent and making money constantly?"

"Well said!" Scourge smiled, "You asked me just now, do I have any long-term goals? I will tell you now that I have a longer-term goal than cars or something. I want to reach the top of the world, defeat the Rothschild family, and defeat the entire Europe!... How about it, I am much more arrogant than you? Clark, what do you think of such a long-term goal?" Scourge suddenly turned his goal to Clark.

"Ah, Mr. MacDonald." Clark was just watching the show, but he didn't expect Scozhi to suddenly ask him. He was surprised. He wanted to compliment Scozhi as Scozhi wanted, but when he looked up and saw Scozhi staring at his glittering eyes, he suddenly hesitated.

Clark knew that an opportunity was before him again. Scrooge would not say this for no reason. This was the power of his entire consortium. He wanted to fight for this long-term strategic goal. I believe that Scrooge had unified his thoughts within his family - it was not a difficult task. Carol would definitely only firmly support his brothers. Now, in the consortium, in addition to the person named MacDonald, there are two important figures, that is, Rockefeller and himself. As for the friendship between Rockefeller and Scrooge MacDonald, and his adventurous and aggressive personality, he would definitely be willing to support Mr. MacDonald's to defeat and control the entire Europe and the entire world.

The adventure of the world as the goal. What about yourself? The relationship between yourself and Scrooge is not that close. In terms of ability, it is also worse than Rockefellerby. If you just follow Scrooge's words and compliment him casually, such a perfunctory attitude will definitely be hidden from Scrooge MacDonald. Instead, it will seem that he is disinterested from him. If this is the case, in order to achieve his goals, Mr. Scrooge MacDonald will first purify the internal affairs and unify his thoughts. In this way, he, a half-center and half-edge figure, will definitely be cleared from the center of the decision-making of the consortium. On the contrary, if his answers can satisfy Scrooge, he can truly go further.

"Mr. MacDonald." Clark stabilized his emotions and replied, "Any man will have a dream like this. But I remember you talked to us about this sentence: 'The goal can be big, but action must be down-to-earth.' You told me again: 'Before making a decision, the most important thing is to understand where the limit of your own strength is.' Mr. MacDonald, I know where the limit of my strength is. I am not a very smart and capable person. My greatest advantage is stability and solidity. Because I don't look far, I will hold the most reliable one in my hands tightly. I think I should still be useful. But sir, you must tell us how your lofty goal can be achieved step by step. Just like when we started, you took us to analyze the food market, or later, you analyzed for the inevitable outbreak of civil war."

Scrooge stared at Clark's eyes, then he nodded, turned to Rockefeller suddenly, and said to him, "John, do you want to hear it too?"

"Of course," Rockefeller replied frankly, "I would love to hear it, too."

"Okay." Scozhi nodded, "Do you remember the reasons why the economic crisis I told you about will inevitably break out every once in a while?"

"Of course I remember," Rockefeller replied, "that time you almost scared me to death."

"So too," Clark said.

"So let's look at Europe. The most powerful country in Europe is Britain. Britain has countless colonies and the largest empire in history. It has the largest territory, the largest population - if Indians can also be considered humans - and the strongest industry. But it has an innate weakness in geopolitical terms. That is, its territory is too scattered. His territory is spread all over the world, so his power must also be spread all over the world. And his core area is too close to the European continent."

Scrooge said this and smiled and asked, "If you are British, how do you solve this problem?"

This question is not difficult because the British have always done this. However, Rockefeller and Clark may have never thought about it before. But once the premise is clarified, even Clark can quickly understand what is going on.

"The best way is of course to destroy the entire Europe. There will be no threat. But this exceeds the limit of Britain's power. If you do this, no matter whether it succeeds or fails, Britain's power will be exhausted. Then he will be unable to control the territory all over the world. Once the territory is out of control, his power will further weaken, making it impossible for him to control Europe. So the best way is the current British way, maintain the division of Europe, pull one faction, fight another, maintain the balance of power on the European continent, and let the power on the European continent be consumed in internal strife." Rockefeller replied.

"Well said. But not long ago, the British made a mistake. They misjudged the power of Germany and France, giving the Germans the opportunity to defeat France and complete unification. In this way, the power of Europe has a core that may be condensed. That is Germany. John, what are you going to do if you are Bismarck?" Scrooge asked again.

"This..." Rockefeller fell into deep thought. After a while, he replied, "The British will definitely support the French to fight against Germany. This is simply too easy. In terms of interests, it is best to kill Britain and France one by one. But this is really beyond the limit of the current German power. The contradiction with France is absolutely irreconcilable. So on the one hand, I have to unite other European powers, Russia, Austria, Italy, and even Spain. On the other hand, I have to not stimulate Britain and France as much as possible. Slowly accumulate strength until my own strength is enough to deal with Britain and France. Of course, this is too difficult and almost impossible. The British and French will not be so stupid. It is too easy to watch you win over European countries and pick some troubles. For example, Austria and Italy, Austria and Russia can easily pick out a lot of problems..."

"Not bad. And, John, do you tell me how to accumulate strength? How can I have a stronger force than Britain and France?" asked Scrooge.

"Of course it is an industry stronger than Britain and France... Ah, I understand that a stronger industry requires more markets, and the European market is not big enough. Germans must have overseas markets, and the overseas markets are now all from Britain and France. So, the Germans only have one opportunity, which is to develop a round of industry crazy to surpass Britain and France, and then take a military adventure before it collapses because the market is squeezed out. Fight with the British and French. As long as you win, everything will be easy to say."

"What if it fails?" asked Scrooge.

"Germany cannot fail, if it fails, it will be done," Clark said.

"The night in Britain and France cannot fail, and if it fails, it will be over." Rockefeller said.

"Can such a war be avoided?" asked Scrooge.

"No! Never! No one can retreat. If you retreat, you will not only lose the qualification to distribute food, but you will even become food by yourself." Rockefeller replied firmly.

"Yes. So, Europe and the British will shed all their blood in this war. This is our opportunity."
Chapter completed!