The company commanded by Captain Adolf is equipped with a total of 6 0.3-inch caliber Vickers water-cooled heavy machine guns carefully manufactured by the British working people. They are all equipped with long ammunition chains, and the bullet chains are also stuck on the yellow copper shells. Every bullet is produced by the British working class working overtime. But now the German troops who are loyal to the British King are using it to shoot at unarmed British working people... This is simply lawlessness and rebellion!
This has really stirred up a hornet's nest and also ignited the anger of the British working people... How can we not be angry about this?
The employer's agent who mobilized everyone to take to the streets said well that there is no danger in just taking to the streets to make a fuss... As long as they take to the streets, they will be given a bonus of one pound plus two fragrant loaves of bread, a large piece of butter and A pound of ham imported from France. And whoever fails to take to the streets will have their wages and bonuses deducted, or even fired!
Everyone was thinking that the supply of bread, butter, and ham was very tight during the war, and you had to buy it with a ticket. A pound is also a small amount of money. It is not easy to earn this pound even if you work overtime. Now you can get it just by walking down the street. Isn't that great?
Moreover, going out to the streets is still considered work, and walking around for a while home is considered work, and wages and bonuses are not lost. You can also go home early to eat and drink with your wife and children...how great!
So everyone is very happy and ready to go back as soon as possible. But I never expected that the king's German mercenaries would shoot everyone with machine guns. Isn't this too bastard?
The workers in London immediately stopped working. They all cried for their fathers and mothers, shouting as they ran away: "Killing! Killing! The Germans are killing! Kaiser Wilhelm's Germans are killing!"
When Kaiser Wilhelm's German troops were shooting British workers with machine guns, the Kaiser himself was on the balcony of St. James's Palace, gaping at what was happening in the square, his mind going blank.
Why did you shoot? Why are these Germans so cruel? Why do you kill people just by staring...What should I do now? How can we negotiate once the gun is fired? Is it too late to go to the Thames?
Just when Emperor William didn't know what to do, the sound of machine gunfire came from behind him again!
At this time, Emperor William's expression changed drastically, he could no longer stand, and hurriedly ran downstairs and into the courtyard. At this time, an Indian attendant brought him a group of very cute-looking folded horses. The emperor quickly got on his horse, and then, protected by several Sikh cavalry who had been preparing to escort him to escape, he flew to the other side of the St. James Palace Gardens, which was the area that his Gurkha Royal Guards were responsible for protecting.
When he arrived, the sound of machine gun fire had stopped and was replaced by a series of rapid and sharp whistles!
It turned out that the Gurkha mercenaries guarding the backyard of St. James's Palace heard the gunfire from St. James's Square and thought that the British Revolution had begun, so they actively opened fire to suppress the unarmed British people.
Moreover, they were more powerful than the German troops under Captain Adolf. Captain Adolf still followed the procedure, firing warning shots first, and then firing machine guns. Moreover, they did not sweep endlessly. As long as the rebels retreated and ran away, they would stop firing. To avoid too many casualties. ….
But who do the Gurkha mercenaries care about this? They are all killing tools who eat from Emperor William and wear Emperor William's clothes. Emperor William is their food and clothing parent! Now if someone opposes the emperor, they want to kill their parents! It would be strange if the Gurkhas didn’t fight with them!
So this group of Gurkhas not only set up machine guns and "charged" endlessly, but when they saw that the British rebels were out of the range of the machine guns, they also blew the charge whistle for an attack. At the same time as the harsh whistle blew, Emperor William happened to appear with the Sikh cavalry!
Now the Gurkhas became more energetic!
They all drew their scimitars and shouted: "Long live the emperor, charge!"
Then a collective charge was launched!
Originally there were a few British officers leading troops who felt that they were not at odds with each other, but now they saw the emperor coming and no longer cared about it. They all drew their command swords and pointed forward, and gave the order to attack to the Gurkhas under their command.
The Gurkhas who have received the order do not care how many British white men will be provoked by hacking them to death on the streets of London.
What a disaster, now they are just working for the emperor!
As a result, what Emperor William saw was two to three thousand Gurkhas, one holding a knife and the other holding a gun, rushing towards the unarmed British people like crazy... Emperor William became anxious when he saw it. He, an Indian The emperor was not widely supported by the British people, and the war with the Ming Dynasty was defeated again. The British were probably very angry, and these Indian Asan soldiers launched another bloody suppression. If you say that India was not colonized, the British will not believe it!
Thinking of this, Emperor William quickly rode forward, shouting: "NO! NO! NO!" as he ran.
Of course the Gurkha soldiers knew what this "NO" meant. But now the streets are so chaotic that no one can hear what Emperor William is shouting? But everyone can still see Emperor William charging on horseback!
The emperor charges in person!
The morale of the Gurkha infantry is even stronger! They all howled and waved their swords, slashing people while advancing forward.
There was a river of blood outside St. James's Palace, with severed human limbs and dying or dead British people everywhere.
The British who were being chased and hacked also saw Emperor William charging on horseback, and they all ran and shouted.
"Run! The emperor has brought people to kill us!"
"God, the emperor is a devil..."
"The Emperor wants to kill us all!"
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Industrial area of London, Vickers Arsenal.
The largest arsenal in the UK did not stop production because of today's rebellion. Not only did it not stop production, it was even producing arms at full capacity - the members of the Vickers board of directors certainly knew that Great Britain would soon become "Xiao Ming" ”. By then, the war will be over, demand for military industry will be reduced to a minimum, and all unfinished orders will be cancelled.
So... production must be at full capacity!
If we don't make pounds now, there will be no money left when the war is over.
But this does not mean that the directors of Vickers are all militants who support the war...well, even if they were once militant, they have now changed their stance.
Can't beat it!
If the war does not cease now, when Ming Dynasty liberates India, everyone will really have to eat dirt.
Moreover, the Duke of Wellington has already said that when the order from Vickers factory is cancelled, the British government will definitely provide full compensation... As long as 200 million Indian Asan pays the bill, the "Zhu Ying Empire" will be You won't be able to get out the pounds.
So today the Vickers office building has become a rebellion headquarters - the heads of the British trade unions, various chambers of commerce, and the Bankers Association, as well as representatives of the Tories, Whigs, and the Anglican Church, not to mention Regardless of their original positions, now they are all gathered together, smoking cigars and drinking coffee, waiting for good news.
Just when everyone was waiting for the good news that "the emperor ran away", the door of the conference room was suddenly knocked open, and a well-dressed man who looked like a manager ran in in a panic and shouted loudly : "No, the emperor led the German army and the Gurkha army to charge against our people...The emperor rebelled, what should we do?"
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