Yang Cheng's eyes flashed. What he cares more about now is not the hard work he earns by reselling Glencore's oil storage business. Compared with the 120 million US dollars, whether the UK will undoubtedly make him earn more than the 100 million or 200 million US dollars.

As long as he keeps his troops and lets the rolling wheels of history move forward according to the trajectory of his previous life, he can completely imitate Soros of that year and launch a bloody sniper at the British pound. If he doesn't dare to say that there is too much, it will be no problem to make another new era media.

But in this way, his investment in the UK will be directly abolished. The British ZF will not allow a person who sucks the blood of the British to continue to make money on the land of Britain.

Even Yang Cheng is not easy to calculate the gains and losses of the comers and losses.

More importantly, it seems that I can't help myself whether I can't control my troops now. Someone has tied him to a warship. No matter what the person is thinking, I can't keep it alone. It is inevitable to stand on the side, but it's worth talking about it.

At present, the European Remaining Party, which is stirring up trouble, is trying to use the "Paradise" document to challenge the British royal family, the main Brexit Party, and Yang Cheng is the pioneer candidate they selected.

But Yang Cheng is meticulous and calm in his head, and is not so easy to be fooled. In other words, Yang Cheng has a mild paranoia of persecution. Before seeing enough benefits, he is used to thinking about things at the worst.

The Europeans tried to use the exclusive report of the "Paradise" file to tempt Yang Cheng to take action, which was undoubtedly a mistake.

And to be honest, Yang Cheng is more inclined to establish good relations with the British royal family. No matter who is standing behind the Europeans, it seems that it is not enough to see this family that has dominated the British islands for hundreds of years.

Now facing William, Yang Cheng really wants to tell him about the "Paradise" document and prepare his grandmother in exchange for a greater favor.

But reason told him that this matter must not be easily revealed, otherwise the consequences would be unpredictable and he might even put himself in a desperate situation.

So, what he was going to say came to the point where he didn't say it, but changed to another question, "William, the news of Brexit has caused quite a lot of noise. You have to tell me the truth, what did your royal family think?"

Yang Cheng's sudden change in topic made William really unexpected. He was stunned for a long time before asking with a slightly solemn expression, "Why do you suddenly care about this issue?"

He snorted lightly, Yang Cheng shrugged, and looked like a businessman seeking profit. "Why do you think? I have many investors in the UK now. If you decide to leave the EU, I have to make plans early. Everyone is not stupid. Even if the UK can finally resist, it will definitely cause economic downturn and social unrest in a short period of time. This is not an ideal place for businessmen to make money."

William looked at Yang Cheng deeply, seemed to be relieved secretly, and said, "I can't give you an accurate answer. Those who currently support Brexit believe that Britain must leave the EU to protect or even restore the identity of this country, including culture, independence and world status.

Of course, this statement is often associated with opposing immigration.

Those who support staying in Europe generally believe that staying in the EU is more beneficial to the British economy, and that the economic problems brought about by staying in the EU are more serious than other problems, which is also the common idea of ​​your peers.”

Yang Cheng smiled and nodded. William's words were not surprising. Although they were not nutritious, they also indirectly reflected the overlap of the class gap: people who lack education and wealth were often more willing to support Britain's departure from the EU, because the poor and working class in the UK felt abandoned. The problem of Brexit became a channel for them to vent their anti-system and anti-elite sentiment to the leaders of Europe and even the mainstream party in the UK.

Of course, neither the Europeans nor the Brexitists think that the EU is a meaningful or commendable institution. This is a common fact among the British people, and to some extent reflects John Bull's view that other parts of Europe are "not my race".

Not only the UK, but also as the EU falls into one crisis after another, "Euroscepticism" has also appeared within the organization, that is, the argument against the EU. From this perspective, the spread of Brexit this time also reveals the public argument, that is, people believe that EU institutions not only fail to fulfill their high-profile promises, but also create some burdens, such as absorbing immigration or aiding troubled economies. Many British and even Europeans have become bored.

After Yang Cheng smiled, he bluntly expressed his dissatisfaction with William, "You did not face my problem directly. If you cannot give a clear signal on behalf of the royal family, then what about you personally? Should you support Brexit or stay in Europe?"

Faced with Yang Cheng's urgency, William seemed very confused. This was not surprising. Yang Cheng was his good friend and brother, and he had just helped him a lot. He should have some rewards both in public and private matters. But from the perspective of the country, he could not allow big investors like Yang Cheng to withdraw from the UK because of his answer. It would be fine if he returned to the United States, but if he went to France, what about the UK? Is William considered a disguised enemy?

Sighing, he said with a gentle voice, "I can only say that I am in a dilemma, and the reason for the Brexit faction is very firm, that is, to restore control!

Since joining the EU, Britain has lost its absolute authority in economic policies and regulations, which has made it difficult for many British people to let go, especially the aristocratic class, who believe that some aspect of British traditional culture has been under a huge threat.

For example, double-decker buses are about to be banned; or the fried fish and chips on the menu are actually written in Latin, which is undoubtedly a shame for those who are in the glory of Great Britain.

The second is the immigration issue. A large number of immigrants who are willing to accept low wages are pouring into the UK. In this process, the British feel that they are losing cultural and national identity. Of course, the most important thing is that the jobs of many British people have been impacted. They are gradually weak and gradually unable to eat enough."

Yang Cheng curled his lips and interrupted, "However, you can prevent this incident from happening by reducing immigration from other countries. Compared with other European countries, the UK has received quite a few immigrants."

William nodded in agreement, "Yes, but under the exaggeration of the media, what the people see is that this country is being flooded by an uncontrollable tide of immigration. In the media, labor immigration is often portrayed as an economic threat, especially immigrants from Eastern Europe.

Under pressure from the EU, the British cannot close their borders as they please, cannot decide their economic policies, and even one day they will lose their sovereignty?

This is so terrible, and such fear exists in my heart from beginning to end."

Yang Cheng squinted his eyes, his heart becoming heavier. I'm afraid this is the reason why the British royal family firmly stands on the Brexit faction, worried that the country captured by his ancestors will be lost in the hands of this generation.

Of course, you can't tell William that it's just a lantern in the toilet - looking for a shi!

William shook his head, dispersed his thoughts that should not have, and continued, "And the Europeans did not refute the reason for Brexit, but just repeatedly argued how good it would be for the UK in the EU or foreign immigration. They were more warning that exiting the EU would bring a serious blow to the UK economy.

Most businessmen or economists agree with this inference that Europe is the most important export market and the largest source of foreign direct investment, and the identity of EU member states is also extremely important for London to become the world financial center. Once the UK leaves the EU, it will disrupt this state and lose many of the subsequent high-paying jobs.

Not to mention anything else, as long as the UK confirms the opening of the Brexit process, even if the rumor spreads completely among the people, the depreciation of the pound will become an established fact and will even trigger a wave of mass migration of people."

Yang Cheng frowned, "Since you know that the economy will decline, why do you still have to persist? Is there anything more important than a healthy economic development?"

He is not a politician, nor is he a leader of a country, so his perspective on problems is simpler, or the situation is too small, which is also the difference between him and William. Although his net worth is dozens or hundreds of times higher than William, the sensitivity of ZZ is not a small part of the difference.

William smiled, not tangled with this question, but raised his index finger and said, "I can't give you an answer to this question, but I will only say one thing, consider it yourself. In fact, Britain has always been vigilant about the European continent from top to bottom.

You've been in the UK for a long enough time to find that people often mention the 'mainland', and even travel agency window advertisements show flights and travel packages known as "to Europe."

Yang Cheng thoughtful, as if it was true, and he was very familiar with such words, just as the people of Daiwan often called Country Z like this, and seemed to be like the British, as if they were somewhere outside Europe.

William's voice came from his ears, "Britain always keeps a distance from Europe, even when he supports the EU most."

Yang Cheng felt more and more clear. He probably understood what William wanted to express, which was the British disagreement of the European continent from the bottom of their hearts. This is not surprising that when the referendum came, it was beyond everyone's expectations. More than half of the voters cast a vote in favor of Brexit. Maybe they didn't think too much at all, but just a sacred vote that they randomly cast was not recognized by the evil tastes of the European continent.

You should know that the Brexit referendum is not the first time. As early as 1957, when the EU Economic Community was just established, Britain refused to join. It was not until 197 that it became a member of the community. As a result, a similar Brexit referendum was triggered by a crisis of trust, but the Europeans won the victory at that time.
Chapter completed!