Golden Fishery

  The loud voice was transmitted through the loudspeakers deployed throughout the square, and voters had already begun to applaud and scream.

   Hamley’s voice was interrupted. He smiled and bowed to the place where the cheers were loudest. Then, the audience cheered like thunder.

After a short silence, Hamley continued to speak: "After this respected teacher had this question, every time she filled out the old form, she expanded the area of ​​her classroom one by one until the area of ​​the classroom was comparable to that of Rome. The amphitheater is generally large, but St. John’s has never expressed any objection."

"After another period of time, she took the opposite method. Each time she filled out the form, she gradually reduced the classroom area so that the classroom area was smaller than the hatch of the fishing boat. St. Johns still had no response. Okay, what's the matter? What's going on?"

  "What is the use of our taxpayers' money? Why does our government promise to reform the establishment, reduce redundancy, and improve work efficiency, but there is no effect?"

   "Why?!"

   "Corruption!" Someone yelled loudly, and then more people yelled.

   "Bureaucrats!" Someone shouted like this again, naturally, many people followed.

   "Rigid!"

  The roar of voters is like a mad dog wave, the waves behind push the waves forward, and the voices converge from all directions. Qin Shiou maintains his image and is embarrassed to plug his ears. But now the noise is too loud, and the emotions of the voters have been completely mobilized by Hamley. He is just like facing waves of waves!

  Qin Shiou didn't pay attention to her side, Wei Ni suddenly covered her mouth, her body trembled, and then she seemed a little dizzy. He didn't sit firmly for a while and fell from the chair.

  Nimitz waved his wings and screamed twice. Qin Shiou was even more shocked. He reacted and hurriedly embraced Winnie and hugged her to the chair. He looked awkwardly at Hamley and the voters who looked back in shock.

  Canadians seem very graceful in this situation. Many people, especially women, pay attention to Vinnie, who is not looking good. Some applauds to cheer for her, and then more people applaud.

  Qin Shiou looked at Wei Ni with concern. Winnie smiled reluctantly, and took his hand and sat back on the chair, but it still seemed uncomfortable.

Hamley looked at Qin Shiou. Qin Shiou gave him an apologetic look. When he saw this, Hamley was relieved and smiled: "Lovely lady, I didn't tell you last night, only when I didn't get applause. Should you act like this? Now, you are a bit robbing the show..."

  He inserted these words playfully, which caused a knowing smile from the voters, and another applause. Qin Shiou couldn't help but applaud. He didn't see that Hamley, a guy who always stays serious, has such agility.

  New Democracy-the spokesperson of the Newfoundland region selected by the party. Sure enough, it was extraordinary.

  After the episode of Winnie, Hamley switched the subject and switched to the government’s attention to vulnerable groups such as women and children.

  This won the hearts and minds of the women present. After Hamley pleased them, he took advantage of this momentum and began to explain how he would lead the city council to develop the city of St. John’s if he was in power.

Hamley talked freely, taking his ruling farewell town as an example, from basic civil construction, state cooperation, development of new economic industries, promotion of re-employment, encouragement of fishermen’s investment, protection of the interests of new immigrants, increase of taxes for high-income groups, and funding for education. , Improve medical treatment and other aspects began to explain.

  The reason why Hamley explains from these aspects has something to do with his political party.

  As we all know, Canada has many parties. The main five parties are the Liberal Party, the Reform Party, the Quebec Group, the New Democratic Party, and the Progressive Conservative Party.

  In addition, there are the Social Credit Party, the Canadian Party, the Green Party and the Canadian Communist Party. Of course, their party members are relatively small, and their influence on society is not small, but they have little influence on the country's high-rise buildings.

  The Liberal Party is the current ruling party, established in 1873. It is a veteran party. They represent the interests of industrial monopoly capital groups and take into account the interests of medium and large enterprises. Today’s St. John’s Mayor O’Keefer is one of them.

  This is the reason why O’Keefer didn’t win over Qin Shiou too much before. At the beginning, he only had Daqin Fishery. This is a small business owner in Canada, not a good friend of the Liberal Party to win over.

  The Canadian Reform Party is the official opposition party to the current parliament. They were established relatively late. They were established in 1987 and formerly known as the Canadian Reform Association.

  This political party advocates safeguarding the interests of British Canadians, and its purpose is to win more political voices and economic interests in the federal government for western provinces.

  Because British immigrants came to Canada first, their economic and political power is the strongest. Even if their party is established late, they can have strong financial connections and other strengths, so they have greater influence.

  Quebec Group is the second largest opposition party, established even later, in 1990. This party is diametrically opposed to the Reform Party, because they represent the interests of French immigrants and advocate Quebec’s independence.

The Progressive Conservative Party was established in 1854. This is a traditional national party. It was once known as "Canada's natural ruling party". It is one of the two political parties that alternately govern. It represents the monopoly capital of the banking and insurance industry, railway transportation industry, and energy industry. And the interests of big farmers, has always been the main political party in Canada, and has been in power many times.

  It is a pity that due to some internal problems, this party has not regrouped since its defeat in the October 1993 general election. They have repeatedly lost their status as an official party in the parliament.

Next, I will introduce Hamley’s New Democracy-Party, which was formed in 1961 by the "Common People’s Cooperative Alliance" and the "Canadian Labor Congress". It belongs to the social democratic nature, represents the interests of the lower and middle working class, and advocates enterprises. Public, advertised socialism.

Therefore, Hamley only talked about the lives of the people at the bottom. In addition, the Democratic Party has captured the group of new immigrants, and now it also represents the interests of the new immigrants. Hamley also mentioned the post-emergence in his speech just now. Related policies.

  It stands to reason that since Hamley represents the people at the bottom, the voters at the bottom will definitely vote for him, because this is a relatives party that represents their own interests.

  In fact, this is not the case. The New Democracy-Party is not trusted by the people of Canada because of one of its main bodies, the trade union.

  Even if Qin Shiou doesn't know much about the political situation in Canada, he is still familiar with trade unions, because as long as he turns on the phone and reads the newspaper, once news comes out, there will be a scandal in the trade union.

  In terms of understanding, a trade union should be an organization that protects workers’ rights and strives for social equality.

Unfortunately, this organization changed its nature in Canada and gradually evolved into a gang integrating corruption, corruption, and power and money trading. If they are a gangster society, it is estimated that the gangster society in Canada still feels wronged: Where are we? Is it that bad? ! (To be continued~^~)