King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer

Joe Ga sat on the hospital bed, being interviewed by several top journalists...

The interview topics were random, and sometimes rather sharp questions were raised, but Boss Joe handled them with ease.

Because P.B's current operations are focused on Yemen, and saying the situation there is flawless might be exaggerating, but there's certainly nothing to criticize.

The combat battalion is commanded by the leaders' command group...

The mercenaries, particularly scrupulous, carry Ding Ding phones and action cameras into battle, uploading the footage to the P.B video site for everyone to enjoy...

The corporate mercenaries, when facing the camera, all behave like modern knights, though they frequently curse at their commanding officers in the rear, they never slack off in their duties.

The action cameras are akin to body cams, due to advertisers' needs, and because of the Yemeni coalition's discipline and organization, far surpassing Aqionghan's NATO coalition.

The high-paid mercenaries in Mukalla are both pained and blissful, unexpectedly highlighting the righteousness of the P.B side...

The humanitarian aid distribution issue that plagued the United Nations for many years was easily resolved by P.B.

The Houthi Armed Forces and Yemeni Government troops behaved like quails, allowing UN supply convoys to move freely in Yemen with the lion flag on the lead vehicle.

Food, medical supplies, and living essentials flowed into the arid central and western Yemen like clear springs, replenishing ordinary people's lives and helping them regain a sense of modern civilization.

The journalists represented several major media groups from Europe and America...

France's First TV Channel, England's BBC, America's CNN.

Also, Wallace, the freelance journalist representing online media.

Each interviewer had a different stance, focusing on different points, but they all got satisfactory answers from Boss Joe...

Because Boss Joe was reasonably candid!

This was the lesson Boss Joe learned from the early Princess Amina incident...

As long as you're true to your conscience, making some mistakes doesn't matter; just admit your errors openly...

Because when one's status elevates, other people's perspectives naturally rise too, and then some trivial issues or blemishes become interesting embellishments in life.

For instance, Boss Joe's wife and two lovers, his rumored affair with Princess Charlene, and how a womanizer became a feminist...

Such a man became 'Knight Joe' in women's hearts, amusing many while leaving them helpless!

The interview inevitably veered into humorous and gossip-laden territory...

In the end, as a CNN journalist asked a question about America's LGBT community, seeking Boss Joe's opinion, Joe Ga suddenly realized his 'feminist career' might face a challenge.

Seeing Wallace subtly shake his head, suggesting he avoid the question, Joe Ga 'strenuously' adjusted his posture, then with open hands, said, "I've heard of LGBT, but I don't know how America defines them...

You want me to comment on this group; I don't know, as I haven't interacted with them...

But ultimately, this is a coalition of minorities!

If they're seeking fair and equal treatment, that's beyond reproach and a right everyone deserves.

But I think, before solving minority issues, shouldn't we address the problems right in front of us first?

Europe and America to this day haven't achieved equal pay for equal work between genders; capitalism's exploitation and consumerism's flattery of women are contradictory and shameless.

Because while exploiting female labor force, they also encourage women to objectify themselves!

Men and women thus oppose each other, society thus tears apart!

If European and American societies can't even resolve gender issues, I doubt they can tackle other problems.

I don't know the LGBT community's thoughts; I just want to tell them, the world is like a pyramid, and any demand should be pursued upwards.

Never fall into the trap of vertical division, separating yourself from those of the same class.

This world is diverse; anyone should have the right to voice their concerns, just like those great feminists...

To call out loudly, to spread care, to fulfill duties, to seek praise, to speak for those in similar circumstances, to seek sympathy, to fight for rights that should belong to them...

Like Princess Amina, do something truly meaningful to earn recognition for their existence!"

After hearing Boss Joe's statement, Wallace painfully covered his face...

Recently, the media landscape within America has been peculiar, ever since Lopesi became the Speaker of the House, the LGBT community has become a hot topic.

The rise of LGBT movements coupled with widespread media coverage and some media's distortions of feminism, gave this veteran journalist a sense of something strange in the air.

Amidst the feminist wave stirred up by those lionesses centered around P.B, a large number of self-objectifying yet self-proclaimed feminist women were brought before the media to make a fool of themselves one by one.