After dealing with the little incident on Earth, Harry turned his attention back to Mars.
The colonies were now effectively under the jurisdiction of the "Mars Council." Under the latest United Nations law, the council was mainly led by three major powers. As for why the other two major powers were absent, it was naturally because they simply lacked independent spaceflight capabilities.
If you did not have the capability, why should you be given a seat?
But when it came to spaceflight capabilities, the successful construction of the Mars colonies had relied entirely on Osborn Group's technology. Without Osborn, they would still be stuck in the space race stage.
Harry understood that, and so did they. Their decision to establish the Mars Council ahead of him was clearly meant to band together and restrain Osborn Group.
For political reasons, Norman was not in a position to oppose the proposal either. But as long as Harry made a request, he would certainly stand with Osborn Group.
And the other countries still understood that.
In the holographic conference room, Harry summoned the representatives of the other countries.
The conference room was quite simple. It was dark on all sides, with only a beam of light in the center—the place where an executor under supervision was meant to stand.
Anyone standing there had to endure scrutiny from every angle by the audience. Harry himself had once stood there to deliver reports to them.
This time, Harry sat in a seat at the same height as theirs.
"Everyone, I'll be direct. I know what you're thinking, but the establishment and development of Mayflower Colony cannot be separated from Osborn Group."
It could even be said that Mayflower Colony only existed because Osborn Group had risen to prominence. If Harry wanted to, he could develop