Later, the speech at Miami Parliament Square was seen as the turning point of the Siege of Miami.

This ulterior motive oath-taking rally, which started with a commercial conspiracy, was infinitely elevated by the civil rights fighters, and even a series of special administrations in Miami were given a fictional but highly motivating political significance under the advocacy of those who are interested.

First, the principle of racial equality, inherited from Fort Moses and widely practiced in Florida in recent decades, has been widely publicized for the first time.

In order to fight against the pressure from the British colonies in the propaganda, Spain used this principle as a gimmick to win over blacks and Indians, and implemented false policies that advocated but did not practice.

And this initiative had dissipated during the British rule of Florida. It was not until Miami regained the banner that it truly put the empty talk of ethnic equality into practice.

The second is to refer to grassroots autonomy from America.

This political innovation is widely popular in northern townships and communities in the United States, and has been implemented in Miami on a short and limited scale.

But in the publicity, all this turned around.

The United States is described as a wealthy miser who holds the treasure but is unproclaimed. Miami has vigorously promoted autonomy, and citizens' sense of happiness and identity with towns have broken through the sky.

The last is privatized land development, more accurately, it is an unprecedented privatized urban planning and real estate value development.

System planning, organizational construction, funding guarantee, and resource supply. Miami's changing land prices are being brought to the table every day. They are combined with the vast immigration wave, orderly and fast urban development and extremely high centripetal force of the people. They have been strongly praised by capital and the powerful, and are also highly wary of the state.

These things did not reach Lorraine's ears until early April. They were later stories and certainly were not the purpose of the war.

Lorraine's purpose was always Indians.

On the surface, this war is part of Miami's real estate development project. A substantial victory can fully stimulate Miami's land prices, promote the safety of towns and attract more people to immigrate and live in peace.

Secretly, it actually belongs to a more macro-level Miami development plan. Lorraine hopes to fundamentally weaken the Indian dominance in Florida through this war and build a long-term external atmosphere for Miami's development.

It is not easy to do this.

The Indians in Florida belong to the Seminoles.

This tribe name given by Spain originally meant "escape" in Spanish.

Their ancestors migrated from the thirteen North American states to the Great Swedish region of Florida more than a hundred years ago in order to escape the rule of the British colonists and find a peaceful place for future generations to live in peace.

The Daze area is easy to defend but difficult to attack, and is far away from the coastal areas that whites love. The Seminoles have reproduced here for a hundred years, with a total population of up to one million, accounting for more than 80% of the population structure of Florida.

Both Indians were different from the arrogant and closed tribes in central North America, and from the Miskits who had given up their will to be independent and actively integrated into the white world.

They are familiar with white people, rely on white people, beware of white people, and hate white people.

The blood-filled migration stories passed down from their ancestors have created a powerful and almost invincible image of white people in their hearts. The century of love and killing the Spanish has allowed them to see hope from the depths of despair.

This hope is unity.

Unity makes the Seminoles strong and tenacious, and unity makes the Seminoles dare to challenge the evil dragon.

Every Indian living in Florida knows the importance of solidarity.

In order to compete for survival resources such as ranches, water sources, etc., they may never stop small-scale battles and robberies, but once the contradiction rises to the tribal level, someone will definitely stand up to reconcile. It is precisely because of this sensitive racial protection that there has never been a large-scale internal war in the history of the Seminoles.

Lorraine knew very well that if he wanted to break the Seminoles' advantage in Florida, the first thing he had to break was this annoying tacit understanding.

Because of this, when Lorraine decided to take root in the Miami estuary, the intelligence of the Drake Chamber of Commerce had already begun to analyze the Seminoles.

The root of its unity lies in tacit understanding, and deep within the tacit understanding is a crisis.

The powerful Seminoles never really seemed to see themselves as strong.

On the contrary, in contact with white people, they always put themselves in the perspective of the weak, just like a deer to a cheetah, so they are xenophobic, inferior, frightened, and cautiously exploring their tentacles. If there is any slight movement, they immediately want to retract back to the zodiac.

This is their first national character, the weak thinking.

In addition, the ancestors of the Seminoles were persecuted by British colonists in their early years. After migrating to Florida, they fell into a long-term battle with the Spanish.

Spain is the second white country to be enemies of them and the first white country to form an alliance with them.

In order to resist the British invasion of Florida, the Spanish and Seminoles formed an alliance in the fight, but the alliance ended in vain. Spain unilaterally gave up Florida and handed over the land they had fought together to the British.

Putting aside the historical background of the European continent, in Florida alone, the Seminoles were obviously shamelessly betrayed by Spain.

They can't trust white people.

The century-long struggle and entanglement with the whites made their civilization more civilized than the Indians in the central continent, and at the same time, they were more obsessed with national and tribal independence than the Indians in the Caribbean.

This is their second nationality, the victim's thinking.

Lorraine saw the essence of the Seminoles from this, and from then on, in confidential documents within the Drake Chamber of Commerce, Lorraine began to call them herbivorous Indians.

Herbivorous type is a kind of diet.

Biological creatures with this kind of eating habit are not more accessible than carnivorous creatures, but they have their own talented weaknesses, such as short-sightedness, easy satisfaction, lack of aggressiveness, weak mind, and most importantly, easy to tame.

The Chamber of Commerce think tanks quickly developed a package of plans for these weaknesses, which combined with Miami's plan, and the finished product is the final version of the Miami development plan.

According to the plan, the Chamber of Commerce began its action.

Lorraine had a purebred Indian tribe, Drogo Kao, the Miskit tribe who had not yet decided on the totem.

Their contact with the Seminoles on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce not only skillfully weakened the identity of the Lorraine English in the contact, but also successfully portrayed the Drake Chamber of Commerce into a multi-ethnic, equal, and harmless group of merchants.

They successfully lifted the Seminoles' defense, followed by Carmen, Yacharin and Lef, who was well-versed in the Quechua language, joined the negotiation team, continued to strengthen the image of the chamber of commerce they had previously shaped, and made a request to the Seminoles to purchase land.

Lorraine first chose the Miami River Estuary because it was near the sea and near the river, which was the most preferred colonial environment for whites and was also the wasteland in the eyes of the Seminoles.

After that, the scope of land purchase continued to expand to the two sides of the Bay of Biscay, and the basic principles of land selection in Lorraine never changed.

At the same time, the negotiating team began to divide purposefully under the secret operation of Carmen.

The transaction of purchasing land was carried out in barter, and Lorraine gave a price much higher than the normal trade between whites and Indians, and the delivery was mainly the most valuable wine and muskets.

Most of this shipment flowed to the three closest tribes to Miami, namely the Achaka tribe, the Mayinqi tribe and the Quiliqi tribe, and the Seminole tribe began to become unbalanced.

The construction of Miami began, but this time Lorraine deliberately avoided the three major parts and gave priority to hiring the manpower of other tribes at a very generous price for the Indians.

East Florida's strength became stronger, West Florida's manpower became weaker, and before we knew it, the gap in strength between the Seminoles grew wider.

Power breeds a desire for greed, not to mention that East Florida has just lost a vast land like Miami. Even if they can't use it, they will easily generate psychological demand for compensation.

With reasonable excuses, bullying becomes natural. The East Florida tribes armed to the teeth unscrupulously occupied the territory of West Florida, and the conflicts between the two sides became deeper and more acute in the dense little conflicts.

But Lorraine still underestimated the bond between the Seminoles. The expected Indian Civil War was reconciled several times by the elderly Dezhao shamans. West Florida had to move closer to Miami while retreating, East Florida ushered in a prosperous era, and its attitude became more domineering.

Against this backdrop, Miami Town.

Miami, which officially became a town, ushered in the first wave of immigration, and the dissatisfaction of the East Florida tribes was filled with Lorraine's desks like a mountain.

It was not until then that Lorraine finally made up her mind to use Miami to provoke the Indian war.

Then, the siege began.

In recent years, Lorraine has fully penetrated Indian tribes of all sizes. After all, with a new lifestyle of food and clothing to choose from, there will always be no shortage of the so-called "traitors" who yearn for civilized life among millions.

They may not really have the intention to betray the tribe, but their yearning for a new life will easily affect their judgment and make it easier for them to accept what they hear.

Through these "eyes and ears", Lorraine spread rumors that the Spaniards intended to occupy the entire Florida from Miami, stirred up hostility among the three major parts, blocked their retreat in the negotiations, and forced them to fight.

As the war entered its substantial stage, he spread rumors of the fleet traversing, which made doubts in the hearts of the Indians, and induced them to limit the battlefield to the small river beach.

Of course, this kind of rumor cannot be effective for too long, because the Indians would test it, and the result of the test was the Kawai Village tragedy.

This tragedy was actually completely avoidable. Dipuyani, who was on the front line, might not be able to guess the reason why the Indians were obsessed with the river beach, but Lorraine knew it very well.

But he didn't try to avoid it.

After the tragedy, the front line changed drastically, and the streets of Miami were filled with hatred and fear of the Indians. Lorraine used the emotions of all citizens to issue an ultimatum to the tribes of West Florida, whether to become a friend or an enemy in Miami.

...

Jackdaw Town, direct fleet anchorage.

The first formation, full of people, is undergoing intense and orderly preparations for departure.

Anne shouted at the clumsy new sailor, and raised her head and suddenly saw a bright red figure.

She stood attentively and raised her chest: "Admiral boarded the ship! Attention!"

The sailors on the deck all stopped their work and saluted Katerina.

Katerina smiled and stroked her chest, whispering: "Keep working, gentlemen."

"Yes, Admiral!"

As he left the port and prepared to continue, Katerina walked to Anne: "Where is Fafna?"

"The captain is in the chart room." Anne replied in a voice, "This time, the fleet's mobility will be minimized. I heard that the Indians occupied the first line of defense on the river beach, and a group of flowering bullets fell into their hands. The captain was very worried..."

"How many days have you been?"

"Three days and three nights, I slept very little."

"Annie, do you think I'm putting too much pressure on her?"

Katerina fiddled with her hair depressedly.

"If she had planned her travel plan from the beginning, she would have at least had a little longer."

"The Admiral is too worried." Anne smiled and comforted, "Your trust is the treasure that Fafna cherishes the most, and she is happy to give you. What's more... No one can get involved in Fafna's combat readiness. We are powerless and can't help her too much."

"That's right..." Katerina sighed, "This time the president asked me to command the surging fleet, and the first formation is the backbone. You must open up the river for the fleet and help the Marines attack Huanglong."

"This mission is very dangerous. What you can help Favna is to control the emotions of the crew and let her orders be executed without fail."

"Yes!" Anne stomped her feet and saluted again, "Fafuna is the goddess of victory in the first formation. Even if she takes us to hell, we will sing happily!"

"She will not bring you into hell," said Katerina. "We represent the justice of the world, fighting for equality and freedom, and God will bless us."

"God bless us!"

"Target Miami Beach gathering anchorage, the first formation, set sail!"
Chapter completed!