"During this period, you need to keep a lower profile."
In the room, the People's Aid Party Committee Chairman, the president, and the others were chatting. As they talked, the subject eventually turned to the islanders' current dissatisfaction with the president in the Lehrmar Islands.
From one perspective, what the media and the Self-Government Party People said was not entirely wrong. Indeed, the subsequent chain of events had been caused by the president's wrong decision.
But from another perspective, the president was not wrong either. If he did not show his stance on an issue as important as territorial security, the Federals would not take the initiative to consider the Lehrmar People.
Although the president's actions had triggered some unpleasant consequences, they had also resolved at least part of the problem.
For example, the Federals and the Peng Joe People had recently stopped contacting him and interfering with his decisions. Everything seemed to have returned to how it had been before.
Aside from the rapid economic decline.
But if economic recession could be exchanged for stable security, the president felt it was still worth it.
Before humans could easily cross the oceans, Lehmer had always existed in a state of "solitude."
Back then, in the eyes of the Lehrmar People, the Lehrmar Islands were the entire world! Without contact with the outside world, they could still live perfectly well. Apart from the harsh winters, fishing was enough to meet their most basic survival needs during the rest of the year.
The People's Aid Party Chairman's words brought the president back to his senses. He nodded. "I'll be careful."
He did not finish his sentence, leaving a trailing note at the end. This made the others realize that he still had something to say.
Sure enough, after waiting three, four, or