Szechenyi arrived at the scene early to prepare, and he was already gearing up for a big fight. This time he not only wanted to defeat Kossuth head-on, but also wanted to let this increasingly arrogant guy know that democracy is not a joke.
We must let all Hungary see the true face of Kossuth so that the world will no longer be confused by it.
Széchenyi believed that only by accomplishing these things could the Hungarian revolution return to the right path, and radicals and republicans could no longer be allowed to do whatever they wanted.
Compared with Széchenyi who was eager to try, Baujani seemed worried. His old face was full of anxiety, and his eyebrows were full of sorrow. He was very worried that things would get out of hand, and finally let him
Hungary paid for it.
There were several times when he tried to persuade Szechenyi to calm down and stop firing in public, but in the end he had to give up because he knew that Szechenyi would never give in, let alone listen to him.
This double torment made him burn inside and out, and his whole state was like fat meat being fried in a pot.
Kossuth came very late. Although he was not the last one to appear, he was not far behind. Compared with Széchenyi’s eagerness to try and Baujani’s self-torture, he was very calm and calm, with a faint smile on his face.
, giving people a feeling that everything is under control.
The agenda of the parliament soon began, and every matter, large or small, was put on the table for public discussion. Some had results and some had no results, but the members all smelled a special smell, and it seemed that a storm was coming.
ah!
Sure enough, Szechenyi quickly launched an attack. He asked Kossuth directly: "Your Excellency, I have received a lot of reports and feedback recently. There are some serious issues that urgently require your explanation. Otherwise, this will not happen."
It will seriously affect the reputation of this government and the impartiality of the judiciary..."
Kossuth actually breathed a sigh of relief. He had been a little impatient with waiting just now, and was worried that the good old man Baojani would once again persuade Széchenyi to endure it. But as Széchenyi launched an attack, his heart
It was back to his stomach. Like Széchenyi, he had been looking forward to this moment for a long time.
The only difference between Kossuth and Széchenyi is that he knows how to exert force and will not use too much force as soon as he comes up. He is a patient fisherman and knows how to deal with those cunning fish.
So he pretended to be shocked and puzzled and asked: "Count, how come I don't know anything about these reports and feedback you mentioned? As we all know, there have always been a large number of enemies who are against the revolution, this parliament and the government, and they are working secretly.
, they are always good at using slander to attack those of us who continue to work hard for the revolution... Have you heard any rumors again!"
Széchenyi looked at Kossuth, who looked relaxed and unconcerned, and was actually quite happy. He felt that Kossuth was too blindly confident. Once he disclosed the truth, he wanted to see if the other party could continue to remain relaxed.
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So he just replied calmly: "Really? But if it were just rumors, I wouldn't come here to talk about it. I would like to ask you, is the Ministry of Finance you are in charge of selling new bonds recently?"
Kossuth still replied calmly: "Of course, this is the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance. Is there any problem?"
Seeing Kossuth foolishly admitting it, Szechenyi became even more happy. What he was most worried about was that Kossuth's denial had put the blame away, and now that the other party had admitted it so easily, all he had to do next was
Just beat the drowned dog and that's it!
Szechenyi immediately took a deep breath and said loudly to all the MPs present: "Gentlemen, you just heard it. Mr. Kossuth has admitted his crime and admitted that the sales of the new bonds were entirely his responsibility.
Personally responsible!"
Széchenyi was happy, and Kossuth was actually even happier, because Széchenyi’s reaction was completely within his expectation. This idiot had been fooled, and it was almost his turn to start performing. Suddenly, Kossuth secretly
He took a deep breath, then his energy settled in his Dantian, and he silently prepared himself.
Of course, there is still a little bit left, and Széchenyi has not said the most important words yet, so Kossuth can only continue to hold it in. But what is more funny is that Kossuth’s forbearance and waiting make his friends anxious
Endless.
Bertalan was the first to be unable to bear it. When was it the turn of Széchenyi and his ilk to give them eye drops, and also to give eye drops to their respected leader, Kossuth. Széchenyi was a blatant provocation.
He must fight back hard and let him know that there are people he cannot afford to offend!
"Count Szechenyi, please stop making trouble and being alarmist here. You are simply malicious in attacking Mr. Kossuth with such insinuations and evil intentions!"
Széchenyi snorted coldly, and immediately turned his gun towards Bertalan, mocking: "Am I insinuating? Do I have evil intentions? Do I have bad intentions? Humph! Every word I say is well-founded,
But you, how dare you do it or not?!"
Bertalan's nose was so angry that he slapped the table and said angrily: "Stop talking nonsense! Do you have evidence? You should show me the evidence! Humph, even you have been playing tricks on us, we have presided over the bond
What’s the problem with your sales job? Is it a sin to serve the country?”
Széchenyi suddenly sneered and retorted: "Of course there is no crime in serving the country... But some people do whatever they want and exact excessive taxes under the guise of serving the country. Isn't this a crime?"
Bertalan suddenly became anxious and said angrily: "Fart! You should tell us how we behaved so recklessly and how we imposed excessive taxes! If you can't explain why, I will definitely sue you for defamation!"
"Slander?" Széchenyi sneered again and said mockingly: "Of course I have evidence. As I said before, a large number of people reported you, with all the witnesses and material evidence. You threatened to impose charges on trumped-up charges.
Bonds, coerce people to buy bonds, and anyone who refuses, you accuse them of tax evasion or accuse them of being spies. Such behavior is simply outrageous!"
Bertalan was stunned, because they had really done these things, whether it was assigning bonds or threatening and intimidating him. He had beaten many iron cocks before. Now Széchenyi knew about it and openly disclosed it.
If you get out, wouldn't it be fatal?
Bertalan suddenly became anxious and angrily denied: "How dare you spit on others! This is a blatant frame-up. Gentlemen, don't listen to his nonsense..."