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"So all three are against Jaffen? How did the C.E.O.s end up with all those people? By the way, you don't know a lot of people who know these guys?"

"Hmmm. I don't know if it's a coincidence, but all three of them had experience with the Deputy Chief Communications Commissioner and Vice Chairman. Traditionally, Republicans are strong in this area."

"What is it? All three of them have been assigned to the Bush administration? So this is what the Eastern Faction says, too?"

Eastern Faction!

This is not a word for gangsters. It's just a group of white Americans who secretly led the United States around the opposition to my emergence, the people of the Republican Republic, Bushzenylumsfeld. It is said to be widespread mainly in the energy, finance, munitions, pharmaceuticals and communications industries.

In fact, not all of them are in the east, which is roughly what I call the Eastern Faction, because they're in the east compared to my hometown of California. In fact, the Central region also belongs to the traditional 'white' region.

"We've got some evidence of that. I don't know if they were aiming directly at us, but it's true that they're involved with your characters. Especially Sidenburg and Whitaker. Gary, of course, is close."

"Isn't this too many enemies?"

I was a little worried without even knowing it. He wields unmatched power in the field of the internet and entertainment. In this area, however, the resistance was not too severe.

The Internet is a marketplace of newcomers, and although it has hit a bit in the entertainment sector, it is relatively easy to build an influence in the industry because it has the support of young people and one of the touches of the floor, Turner.

Since then, however, business has gradually expanded to a core territory of the Eastern Faction, and we have no choice but to have a conflict of interest with them. One of the most severe sectors is energy.

Pacific electric gas acquired in the process of overcoming the California power crisis;

Acquiring energy related assets from the west and New York districts in the Enron market;

The dominant advantage over the Libyan heritage, which has focused on Johnstone Oil in Korea;

Energy business in Iraq, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

The Westinghouse, which will push Toshiba away with security concerns and take over $3.3 billion,

Construction of power grid ahead of smart power grid.

Total sales in the energy sector of the Johnstone group, driven one by one, have somewhat surpassed $80 billion. This is more than twice the revenue of our competitor, GE's energy business, of $37 billion.

Overall, the continent is Johnstone Energy; Johnstone Oil in Asia; Johnstone Oil and Johnstone Europe in 'Middle East Africa'; and finally Johnstone Europe in 'Central Russia Asia', either independently or collaboratively, to drive large businesses.

Of course, $80 billion was a long way from being the number one oil major, ExonMobil's $32 billion.

However, the proprietors have seen remarkable growth in just a few years, and it is clear that the Johnstone group that has emerged as rivals around the world will look like a thorn in the eye.

"Perhaps it's true that it's a threat to the interests. Haven't Cheney and Bush's entrepreneurs been under intense scrutiny in their acquisition of Enron assets? Texas based Exxon Mobil and Hollywood all have a secret relationship with them, which is odd if they're not hostile to the Johnstone group on the other side."

"Hehe. That's what business is all about, right? And by the way, the Iraqi war, and by the way, the energy sector, they're holding on tight."

"That's right. That's why Johnstone's ‘scary’ challenged the realm. And now he's even angrier looking at security and defense."

Chief Polo nods. It is still only $20 billion, but it is also expected to continue to grow, including satellite and military-related communications from Johnstone Security Systems and Government Security, as well as research projects recently commissioned by Johnston Techno Center.

Even if I were the enemy, I would be anxious because I am installing the internet and entertainment in the field of energy and munitions with the power to seize it in an instant. But now communication...

Am I being too hard on you? No, it's not. It's business. It's business. And these are the good guys? Of course not.

Eastern gangsters wage wars to earn their own money, and it's not surprising that tens of thousands of other people die. When I think about it, I have to let someone with a conscience like me stand up.

"So now you come to the telecom market and you're ashamed to yell?"

In the end, this was the story. Communications are dominated by the Eastern factions, which are tightly tied to each other in business. However, the dissent is a collective dissent because I demand a disregard for industry practices.

"That's right. Actually, it's not just one thing, but if you put it together like this, you have to come to that conclusion. And incidentally, one of the central axes is Rockefeller."

"Yes?! Rockefeller?"

I was surprised by the name I had just heard. It's been over two years now. I tried to swallow the Time Warner, but I eventually gave it to Rockefeller's little brother Parson.) and I remember falling off the Warner Cable.

"Why are you doing that analysis? Any evidence of Rockefeller's involvement?"

"I have circumstantial evidence."

Chief Jason then explained to me what was going on, which was very plausible.

Exxon Mobil, which started to collide with energy businesses such as Johnstone Group's electric gas oil. The company's entire body is Rockefeller's standard oil, established 135 years ago.

In fact, energy companies in the United States are all at the same place now, but the Rockefeller family remains strongly influenced on the deficit board of Exxon Mobil.

I brought Warner cables from a giant Time Warner in the movie and media industries, and there was a controversy later on when Johnstone cables were sold at a bargain price. It was hard to sell, so I was angry later.

The film division of Johnstone Entertainment also became a leader and pressed down on Warner Brothers, the company's money cutter, which is also continually reducing the sales of its competitors in the media sector. The company's president is Parson, a steward of the Rockefeller family.

Here's AT&T., a leader in the telecommunications industry. His boss, Mr. Whitaker, makes a passionate remark to the Johnstone group and sets me up with Sprint and Verizon.

Mr. Whitacre's office is the heart of the Eastern Faction, home to Exxon Mobil, Texas, where Rockefeller's assets are concentrated.

And it was confirmed that there was contact between Mr. Whitaker and Rockefeller's characters. The asset to the communications sector is also a significant Rockefeller Foundation, so it may just be a simple business contact, but Whitaker's tone is too aggressive.

"Well, aren't all three companies linked to Rockefeller Group?"

"Exactly. What do you want to do?"

"How do I do what? Just..."

Rockefeller is no longer afraid. I still can't feel what I'm going to do. Even if the telecom companies are united, the terms of the contract are the business mind. She says she won't do it because the terms of the launch of her phone are difficult, but there's no other way to respond.

But I can't complain to the government about something like this, which is my way of shaving my face. What is business must be solved in a business way.

"Make a deal with 'T Mobile' for now. I can't even do that. The other way is... let's start thinking about it head-to-head."

The fourth largest company, T Mobile, has a market share of just over 10%. Telecom's foreign corporation, TC in Germany, may not be a problem as the U.S. market is already cooperating in Germany, but its shape has been very crumpled since its launch.

You're taking over the telecom companies for money because you're angry? There is no need to acquire more than three-quarters of the market from three carriers. And in order to make the acquisition, you have to give at least 30 percent of the premium, and then you have to put 30 billion dollars close to 40 billion dollars, 10 billion dollars.

Am I crazy? No matter how much money you have, you're willing to give me $10 billion in cash? Who cares?

And even if I pay you, I'm sure I'll get tired of negotiations, and if I say no at the last minute, I want to waste my time. Even if the real shareholders like it, it's not that easy to acquire a carrier. You have to put the ball in many ways, like in the case of the Time Warner. It was a little late in time.

Starting last year, the telecommunications industry was already in a maelstrom of 'comprehensive crossovers' where six companies originally merged into three or signed an integration.

AT&T and Singular,

MCI acquisition of Verizon,

The merger of Sprint and Nextel;

This became the 3rd Amendment of AT&T, Verizon and Friend. If I had known in advance that I would be going through this, I would have left then. When the market is reorganized, there are many gaps, which means we can face the interference of the hostiles, but it is never too late. No, I can do it late, but it takes a lot of time.

In fact, until recently, I didn't feel very attractive about the telecom company. Because Johnstone cables were so badly insulted that they started to sit at the beginning, they hated the telecom company that was exploding with consumer complaints.

And more crucially, it is not good to run a telecom company in the long run when you are trying to beat the smartphone market with your smartphone.

Currently, the majority of telecom companies have emerged from the 'Bell' system, which was broken down into seven violations of antitrust law in 1984.

The Bell system, the world's largest corporation and dinosaur, which managed everything, including telecommunications networks and handsets, still proves that it is bad to try to eat too much.

I was reluctant to go to the telecommunications market for some reason, but I don't think it was too passive. But I already left the car.

"Do you have any good ideas?"

Looking around, there are only three people with an impression, and I don't think they have a particularly good idea. I told you they wouldn't play together, but it's not easy.

"What if you dig into the organization's weaknesses?"

"Tissue weaknesses?"

Chief Jason asked for further explanation. I'm a little fuzzy, but I need to hear the specifics.

"It was the same with Time Warner and the AOL merger, but it's not easy to put the two forces together properly. I mean, not all three of them have fused yet."

"Uh-huh, so?"

"If we attack our dissidents, won't we be able to influence even one place? It's not that phones are unpopular, but no matter how persuasive the president is against it,"

I also find a plausible way because it is open even though I find someone else's weakness. The problem is it takes a while.

It's not easy to gather information, get people involved, and work behind the scenes. It took almost a year for the Duke of Times Warner to come back. I'm a little concerned about how quickly I can handle it this time, apart from whether it's successful.

"Drive ahead and let me know what happens."

"I understand."

The meeting ended because the other two didn't have any ideas. Each of them made an effort and decided to regroup as soon as something new came up.

"Shit, how do we get these guys behind our backs? '

The launch of the Japhone has changed completely due to the interference of the wrong people. Son of a bitch like xx... ask Clara?

Artwork Reviews

This is the U.S. telecom market, which has been on the water since 2004. As explained in the text, three companies joined the acquisition in an instant, just like dominoes.

There is a slight difference between the time of the merger and the actual history, but the acquisition was determined or completed between 2004 and 2005, at which point a sphere of one of the three rivers formed.

In fact, the presidents and vice presidents of these three telecommunications companies have been appointed by President Bush 'Chairman and Head of the National Telecommunications Safety Committee in his immediate line.

And all three of the presidential interviews mentioned in the text were true, and they just slightly changed "Yahoo" to "YouTube."