Working as a police officer in Mexico

"Since 1946, the Geneva Headquarters has been the United Nations European Home, witnessing the birth of countless historic agreements. In 1953, a Swedish journalist captured a black-and-white photograph of workers in temporary wooden huts at the initial construction of the Palais des Nations—an image that movingly embodies the determination to maintain international cooperation even amidst ruins. Yet yesterday, violence sullied this sacred mission held for nearly eighty years.

"The injuries inflicted on the United Nations Geneva Headquarters are wounds shared by all humanity. As we strongly condemn this cowardly and despicable act of terrorism, we demand a thorough, transparent investigation with international cooperation. The blood of the victims cannot be shed in vain. The world must know the truth, and security breaches must be completely resolved. Humanity's pursuit of peace must not retreat in the face of violence. The lights of the Palais des Nations must be reignited in the ruins with even more resilience—because they symbolize our wounded yet undying joint yearning for a safer world!"

"The attack on the United Nations Geneva Headquarters is a heavy blow, striking the most sensitive nerve of humanity's collective security. It cruelly reveals that the sacred temple symbolizing the highest ideals of cooperation can also become a violent altar in an instant, underscoring our need for a secure and stable social order to empower diplomats!"

"This incident forces global reflection: in the face of increasingly complex threats, the UN-led security department and Swedish security agencies are utterly failing!"

"It's easy to rebuild the stone walls of the Palais des Nations, but rebuilding international trust in it as a 'safe haven' is challenging. Who will dare to work securely in the UN in the future?"

"Therefore, I personally urge that until the Geneva Headquarters is rebuilt and restored, it should be relocated to another country. With all of Europe enveloped in the atmosphere of terrorist attacks, we need a powerful country with strong military and security capabilities to undertake this heavy responsibility."

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Andre Dupont did not directly call for the use of 'Mexico'; that would be too direct.

Meanwhile, other newspapers, like the 'Frankfurt Herald', 'Echo Newspaper', 'The Guardian', and others, turned their attention to the 'superhero'. Under the reporters' 'in-depth investigations', Barney Ross's identity was immediately revealed.

"Professor at the Mexican Special Forces Academy!"

"Formerly served in New Mexico's first Special Forces Army 141 Special Battalion, participating in no less than 40 battles!"

Those few words, however, add an extra layer of mystique.

The term 'Special Forces' itself carries great allure, and combined with the abilities Barney Ross showcased during the live broadcast, he instantly earned the title: 'War God of Geneva.'

Similarly, Mexico's 141 Special Battalion also appeared before the general audience.

Some keen observers found that Mexico's Military Department website featured a 'Unit History' page, openly highlighting the 141 Special Battalion and its combat history, with no attempt at concealing it.

"We were born in times of crisis, we rose in times of prosperity, from the Arctic to the peak of Mount Everest, achieving victory after victory. We are the all-domain combat troops. Do not oppose us; it's God's matter to forgive you, and we are the ones to send you to God!"

The enhancement of profiles coupled with 'official' promotion made Barney Ross's name resound from coast to coast.

Under these circumstances, at three in the afternoon on August 13, less than 24 hours later, Mexico announced that they had identified the attackers, originating from the 'Saddam Youth Group', with the mastermind being the Iraqi President Saddam!

This situation made intelligence agencies worldwide quite alarmed.

The CIA had no time to react, as they were in a standoff with the FBI, with both sides in a fierce conflict, especially with rumors that Director Melissa Cruz had been brutally murdered, stirring the CIA into a rage, wanting to arrest Defense Minister Norman Schwartzkopf.

As for Mossad...

They were also dealing with turmoil, as two days ago, the new Director, Deputy Director, and eleven senior officials of the security force were eliminated by a supersonic missile strike from Palestine while at a secret meeting with some Middle East rebel leaders!

This left Mossad in disarray.

There must be an insider, and not in a low position!

Moreover, where did they get a supersonic missile? Mad… they can't even afford food, and you're telling me they invented a supersonic missile?

Don't ask, because the answer is self-developed.

There's a joke in the Middle East, where a Mossad executive tells a joke to his wife before bed, she doesn't laugh, but the Mexican Intelligence Bureau hiding in the closet did.

Simply infiltrated like a sieve.

And another MI6: ???? Brother, you're so capable, you're making me look foolish, you know? You'll lose me like this!

Mexico made several noteworthy appearances within a day, and people started getting suspicious. Sure enough, a poll appeared online.

[If you were a diplomat, where do you think the Geneva Headquarters should be temporarily relocated?]

1: Afghanistan!

2: Iraq!

3: Yemen!

4: Mexico.

From the afternoon of August 13 until eight in the evening, in just a few short hours, more than 20,000 submissions were made, with 98.2% of people choosing Mexico!

Victor looked at the poll on the computer, nodded in satisfaction, took a puff of his cigarette, and said to Casare, "See, the people's eyes are sharp, what does this show? It shows that in their minds, our Mexico is quite favorable!"