Struggle in Russia

Szechenyi was dumbfounded. He didn't expect Kossuth to beat him up, and instead accused him of being a spy. This was like a bolt from the blue. Subconsciously, he thought it was Kossuth playing tricks and tricks, and said angrily:

"Nonsense! You forged this. I know these gentlemen. They are all fair and selfless gentlemen who are dedicated to serving the country...Mr. Kossuth, in order to shirk your guilt, you have gone so shameless that it is really embarrassing People can't imagine!"

Kossuth just snorted lightly: "Whether it is fabricated or not can only be determined by the gentlemen present after reviewing the evidence I provided. But I am very confident in the conclusion of the investigation. Everyone on the list deserved what they deserved." There is no excuse for the crime... As for you, you will not shed tears until you see the coffin, and you are still defending these Austrian lackeys at this time, I think you have something to do with them, and you are probably one of their party!"

As he said that, without waiting for Szechenyi to defend himself, Kossuth immediately proposed to many congressmen: "Gentlemen, the current situation is very critical. Since Earl Szechenyi is deeply involved in this case, I suggest temporarily suspending his All positions must be reviewed immediately! Only in this way can the danger be minimized!"

This time Szechenyi was out of his wits. He kept defending himself and crazily attacked Kossuth for framing. But, these excuses are so pale, because the evidence provided by Kossuth is too sufficient, all tax evasion, tax evasion, smuggling and fraud are clear, and as for the espionage, it is well documented.

How can this convince the congressmen present that the witnesses brought by Szechenyi are innocent? On the contrary, it can only make Szechenyi look very suspicious. If Szechenyi was innocent, why did he target Kossuth so much and stand up for these thieves? No matter how you look at it, he is involved, okay?

If it weren't for Bajani's face, the parliament would not continue to investigate this matter at all. Such sufficient evidence is enough to explain the problem, and it is enough to arrest Szechenyi and interrogate him first.

But after all, Szechenyi is Bajani's confidant and the No. 2 figure in the Conservative Party. If he is arrested like this, the matter will not end. What's more, Baugjani had to be given a little face, and the parliament didn't want to see horrifying headlines in the next day's newspaper, saying that the cabinet minister was an Austrian spy.

This makes them how to explain to the masses, not to mention that Szechenyi was the leader at the beginning of the revolution. If even the revolutionary leader is an Austrian lackey, God knows how many Austrian lackeys there are in this parliament and the cabinet!

Anyway, the impact was too bad, so we had to cover it first. Even if Szechenyi was really an Austrian lackey, he had to play down the impact first, and then deal with it covertly after the rumors passed. It is not suitable to make things too big at this time.

Enthusiastically ready to fight, Szechenyi was distraught and escorted out of the parliament by the National Guard. Next, he will be examined by a special committee of the parliament. He will be temporarily suspended from all duties and his personal freedom will be restricted.

This was a huge blow to him, because he couldn't figure out how things turned out like this. It was obvious that he had the upper hand, and it was obvious that Kossuth was extorting money and causing trouble, but in the end, he was the one who accepted the censorship and was deliberated. What about sin?

Bajani also sighed and blamed himself: "It's because I failed to persuade you. I should have thought that things would not be so simple. How could Kossuth make such a low-level mistake...Obviously this is a Trap, he did it on purpose!"

Szechenyi's mind was buzzing. Although he felt inexplicable and inexplicable, he was temporarily confused, unable to concentrate on anything, and would fall into constant self-entanglement in the blink of an eye.

He scratched his hair and asked angrily: "Trap? My friend, my mind is in a mess and I can't think of anything. How can this be a trap? Could it be that those rich businessmen and gentry are with Kossuth? Join forces to frame me?"

Bajani shook his head, looked at Szechenyi with pity,

He knew Szechenyi well, and knew that this friend had a keen mind, and it was impossible for him not to understand such a simple truth. But now his mind is in a mess, which shows how much this matter has hit and affected him.

He explained: "No, those bastards didn't join forces with Kossuth. Kossuth used them... These bastards lied to us that they did tax evasion and smuggling, and even they did with the Austrians flirting with each other..."

"Obviously Kossuth has discovered these signs a long time ago, but he deliberately didn't tell the truth, but deliberately put pressure on them, forcing them to ask us for help... and then as long as you speak for them, he can use the problem to make a big fuss! "

Szechenyi was dumbfounded. After thinking about it for a while, he knew that Bajani's analysis was very reasonable. In other words, this is a trap aimed at the Conservative Party. Whether it is him, Bajani or other Conservative Party MPs, as long as they make trouble in Parliament, they will fall into his trap!

"This bastard!" Szechenyi scolded his mother. He slammed the wall hard and said furiously, "No wonder he avoided seeing him before we went looking for him. It was intentional at all!"

Baujani also sighed. Now that I think about it, Kossuth's trap was actually not very clever, and all the unusual signs before have already explained the problem. It's just that they were too naive to think in that direction at all.

Bajani blamed himself and felt that he was really unqualified as the party leader. If he had been more tactful and cautious, Szechenyi would not have been in trouble.

Szechenyi didn't mean to resent Baujani, he blamed himself more. After all, Baujani had been advising him to be cautious before, but he didn't listen.

In addition to self-blame, Szechenyi is more resentful, and the target is naturally Kossuth. Because he despises Kossuth's despicable actions, how can he look like a gentleman? What's more, since Kossuth already knew that those merchants and gentry had problems, why didn't he investigate them earlier?

He just silently watched these guys commit crimes that endangered the interests of the country, and just watched the interests of the country being damaged. Is this what people do?

Immediately, Szechenyi burst into anger and cursed, but his full of anger seemed so ridiculous and helpless in the whole situation, and it was of no help to solve practical problems...