Struggle in Russia

Pobedonostsev is so determined to play badly that he will never do what he can do naturally, isn't he just pretending to be stupid, what's wrong with that?

It's just that this made Alexander II suffer. He was a little annoyed that he couldn't find anyone, but now this embarrassing thing has spread abroad. Wouldn't this slap him in the face?

What annoyed him even more was that Pobedonostsev was still incapable of handling even the smallest things.

At this moment, he really wanted to get rid of Pobedonostsev's post. If this guy continued to do things like this in the future, he would be **** off sooner or later!

But again, the timing is very unfortunate. He could only smash his teeth and swallow it, gnashing his teeth and asking: "Then what are you going to do next?"

Pobedonostsev replied without thinking: "I am going to continue to warn these foreign newspapers, and on the other hand, order to strictly investigate the dissemination and circulation of these rumors in the country, and never allow this kind of news to spread in the country! "

Alexander II twitched the corners of his mouth, because this method is really a bit of a thing, is there any use for continuing to threaten others? Do you think people will be afraid?

What else is there to strictly investigate the spread of news, you damn, don't you know that Benkendorf couldn't do it back then, do you think you are better than him?

He looked at Pobedonostsev, who was looking straight at him, as if expecting him to get angry and dismiss him.

Well, Alexander II understood that Pobedonostsev really didn't want to do it anymore, he just wanted to pick the pick. He is a dead pig now and is not afraid of boiling water, so it is useless for you to scold him!

Seeing this, Alexander II was too lazy to talk nonsense with Pobedonostsev. He waved him away with a wave of his hand, and then rubbed his temples while thinking of a way.

To be honest, he is actually not good at the business of the third part. Some things are not known why. Naturally, he has no way to solve the current difficult problem.

But Alexander II is better than Pobedonostsev, that is, although he can't do anything, he can find someone to help him find a way.

It's not that Pobedonostsev can't ask for help. No matter how smart a person is in this world, there are things he's not good at. What's more, he is not considered a very intelligent talent. Naturally, there are more things Pobedonostsev can't understand.

And when he is in his position, as long as he asks, someone is willing to help. The problem is that these people have limited skills and cannot help him.

What, you said to find someone with a level?

If it is so easy to find qualified people, things will be simple. The most uncomfortable thing for Pobedonostsev is that he actually knows who has the level, but these people are either unwilling to help him or he dare not use them.

Such people are referring to Prince Dolgoruky and Count Shuvanov. These two were the ones that Alexander II came to help with ideas.

"It's all clear. Foreign newspapers are talking nonsense now. Is there any way to stop their stinking mouths?"

Neither Duke Dolgoruky nor Count Shuvanov spoke, but the reasons for their silence were quite different. The former felt that this matter was a bit troublesome and couldn't understand why Alexander II bypassed Pobedonostsev to ask him about it. He had to think clearly about the twists and turns here before he could answer.

As for Count Shuvanov, he was full of ghost ideas, and some of them had solutions to this problem, but after all, his status was relatively low. How could he get ahead of Duke Dolgoruky before he spoke?

It's not that he attaches great importance to status and order, but he doesn't want to foolishly offend Duke Dolgoruky. After all, Duke Bariatinsky is standing behind him, and he can't afford to offend him.

Alexander II looked at Duke Dolgoruky and then at Count Shuvanov. He was misunderstood by the two men who lowered their heads and said nothing. He thought there was nothing they could do about it, so he kept silent.

He was a little disappointed if he couldn't say it, and he sighed and said again: "I know this matter is a bit troublesome and difficult to handle, but this matter involves the dignity of the royal family, so it must be done if it is difficult!"

Duke Dolgoruky quickly replied: "Your Majesty, this matter is indeed a bit tricky. To solve this trouble, we must go all out. It is necessary to use the resources of the third department. Do you want Count Pobedonostsev to join us?" Come over for details?"

How could Alexander II not be able to understand what he meant? Didn't he just want to see what happened when Pobedonostsev didn't show up, to see if there was any advantage.

If it was Alexander II in the past, naturally he would not let him get what he wanted, but now Pobedonostsev has let him down a bit, and that guy is single-minded. At this time, throwing a little bait to make the fish active is not a bad thing at all. .

"Count Pobedonostsev is ill and needs to recuperate temporarily, so I won't entrust him with this job!"

After a short pause, Alexander II continued: "Tell me~www.readwn.com~ Do you have a solution?"

Prince Dolgoruky was overjoyed. He knew very well that Pobedonostsev had nothing wrong with him, and the so-called recuperation meant letting him stand aside. When is it time to show off your skills?

He immediately replied: "Your Majesty, this matter is hard and simple. I think we can start from two aspects. First, contact the French government and put pressure on official channels to let the French government deal with these nonsense things. Newspapers, and secondly, they should spend some money to buy them off, hard and soft should be enough to make them submit!"

Alexander II looked at him, and asked with a sullen face: "Will the pressure from official channels be more and more smeared and encourage these rumors to spread?"

His worries are not unreasonable, because everyone knows that in this era, half of the official denials are basically true.

Right now there are some gossips, but basically they still stay in the category of folk gossip. At this time, the official came forward, wouldn't it be self-inflicted?

Duke Dolgoruki quickly replied: "If you are worried about this, then I suggest spending money to eliminate the disaster. It is safer to spend a lot of money to silence those newspapers."

Hearing the word "heavy money", Alexander II felt pain. The current financial situation is in a mess. The chancellor cried to him, and he had no choice but to abolish a large amount of royal expenditure. A large sum of money, why does he feel that he is so panicked?

After thinking about it, he asked, "How much will it cost?"

Duke Dolgoruki didn't dare to guarantee it, because the pens in the press are all human beings and they are very difficult to deal with. After thinking about it, he decided to quote a high price first, otherwise if it is not enough, he will ask Alexander II for money. It's not that easy.

"I think fifty thousand francs is about the same!"