216: Chapter 216 Lin Mo: I think Chief Commander Yun is still too conservative!

As the debate deepened, the radicals and the "conservatives," who felt the radicals were too conservative, argued more and more fiercely.

Both factions had no objections regarding military intervention. The main disagreement lay in the extent to which they should intervene.

The radicals, led by Army Commander-in-Chief Long Jianjun, believed that as long as China completed the evacuation of its citizens and ensured the safety of its own people, the mission would be accomplished.

China has always adhered to the basic national policy of non-interference in other countries' internal affairs. If they were to rashly intervene deeply in the armed conflicts of other countries or regions, the involvement would be too broad, too deep, and too extensive.

First of all, it is a thankless task that is easily exploited by the conspiracies of certain forces!

Regional armed conflicts generally have deep-seated historical causes, and everyone has their own side of the story. It is not so simple for China to want to be the arbiter.

If they intervened deeply and used dimensionality-reducing strikes to stop the armed conflict, the result would only treat the symptoms but not the root cause, leading to deeper grievances between the two sides, which would then erupt more violently at some point in the future.

If it were only humanitarian intervention, that would be even more troublesome! "You in China are so kind-hearted and love to meddle in affairs for the sake of civilians, right? Fine! Anyway, with humanitarian aid as a safety net, they will be even more unscrupulous when starting a war!"

The dire consequences triggered by this would be far-reaching, and the risk of armed conflicts or even local wars erupting in some regions would increase dramatically.

Secondly, there is the economic aspect. To engage in humanitarian rescue, one must spend money, and quite a lot of it at that!

For the China of today, economic issues are easy to manage. The foundation of the economy is productivity, and the essence of economics is actually studying how to use money and resources in the right places, thereby maximizing productivity.

However, as the social transformation triggered by infinite energy continues to evolve, China's social productivity will soon see an unprecedented boost. In this situation, talking about economics with China is no different from being a hooligan.

However, the two factions' disagreement on the economic aspect did not lie there. The radicals mainly believed that even if one were wealthy, one shouldn't throw money around! You have to realize that there are still hundreds of millions of people in China who have not been lifted out of poverty. If you take the era's dividends of infinite energy and go abroad to engage in humanitarianism, would the Chinese people agree to that?

Thirdly, it is a thankless task. As the saying goes, "A bushel of grain creates gratitude, but a peck creates hatred." If the intervention in other countries' conflicts is too deep, not only is it possible to fail to receive praise from the public of other countries, but one might also be scrutinized under a magnifying glass.

Once some details are not handled properly, it will produce negative effects, and it might even be considered that everything done before was just political posturing.

In short, according to the radicals' thinking, intervening deeply in other countries' armed conflicts is completely meddling in things that are none of their business! China just needs to steadily do its own things well and strike hard at any enemy that dares to invade!

The radicals' viewpoint could be said to be very insightful. Among the high-ranking officials of the Dragon Army, at least more than 70% sided with Long Jianjun.

And the remaining less than 30% of "conservatives," led by Space Force Commander-in-Chief General Yun Feijie, felt surprisingly angry about this. Yes, angry...

The "conservatives" directly brought out the "Manifesto" to attack the radicals, saying that under the influence of capitalism from the Eagle Nation and the Western Alliance countries, they had completely forgotten their roots. They talked about interests at every turn, completely unaware that they had become the people they used to hate the most.

As for those viewpoints of the radicals, for the China that has now entered a new era, which one cannot be overcome? With China's current military leading position, does anyone dare to disagree? Then just beat them until they submit! Both sides have conflicts? Then just slap each of them a few more times and see if you still have conflicts!

Confucius spoke of benevolence, and Mencius spoke of righteousness! Only when righteousness is exhausted can benevolence be fully realized! This is the foundation of Chinese culture!

In the past, China did not have this capability, so that was that! Now that it has this capability, starting from the Space Force Base, the China Sky Army only needs half an hour to influence the outcome of the battle, so why must the region be plunged into the flames of war?

Military affairs are the continuation of politics. To conduct military games for some vampires who occupy the world's major wealth while disregarding the lives of the vast number of ordinary people in the world, that is fundamentally taking the wrong path!

The "conservatives'" viewpoint had more depth, and the two sides argued endlessly about it. More than half an hour passed, and the scene not only did not subside, but instead became more and more intense.

Just at this moment, Chief Designer Bai Yannian, who was in the main seat, spoke up. "Alright!" "The debate ends here!" "Now listen to me for a moment."

Obeying orders is the duty of Chinese soldiers. After Chief Designer Bai Yannian spoke, the conference hall suddenly fell silent.

"I say, everyone!" Chief Designer Bai Yannian looked around at the crowd and said. "You have been arguing for so long, has no one realized that your points of contention are completely on different channels?"

Upon hearing this, the high-ranking officials of the Dragon Army present focused their eyes on Chief Designer Bai Yannian, waiting for his follow-up. But Chief Designer Bai Yannian did not continue to speak, instead turning his gaze to Lin Mo on his left.

"Comrade Lin Mo!" "As the Chief Designer of China Military Industry equipment, you haven't expressed your position just now, which is very wrong!" Chief Designer Bai Yannian said with a smile. "This time, I, old Bai, am going to test you again!" "If this matter were to be decided by you entirely, how do you intend to handle it?"

Chief Designer Bai Yannian's words made the high-ranking Chinese officials turn their gazes to Lin Mo again.

"Ask me?" In the deputy seat, Lin Mo's expression was calm, but his tone was unquestionable. "I think that Commander-in-Chief Yun is still too conservative!"

Pfft!... Having argued for more than half an hour and feeling parched, General Yun Feijie, who was drinking tea, sprayed a mouthful of tea out directly. ... (Please give free gifts to power up with love!)