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In fact, the massive procurement plan that Thomas Mellon Rockefeller brought back from Germany is incredibly profitable! However, the Germans are quite stubborn; they want to find a stable source of supply, but they simply can't see that the companies providing quotes are all either Jewish or controlled by Jewish interests, and their prices are outrageous.
Even if the Germans scour Europe and find what they believe to be the lowest prices, when those quotes are presented to companies in the United States, they are still astronomical. So after the Germans meticulously crafted their plan and saw the final quotes for various products, they were overjoyed to the point of nearly taking off.
In the palace, countless staff members armed with paper and handheld calculators began frantically crunching numbers. Commerce Secretary Neil Roper hadn't slept in two days; he relied on coffee to stay awake, yet he remained spirited, even if his eyes were bloodshot from fatigue.
Three days after Thomas Mellon Rockefeller returned home, a calculation report was personally delivered to the Oval Office by a disheveled Minister Roper. The President, Finance Minister, Defense Secretary, and Thomas Mellon Rockefeller all watched him anxiously.
The result was a staggering billion dollars!
Laughter echoed throughout the Oval Office. "Thomas Mellon Rockefeller! You’ve done it! Tell me, how should I reward you?"
"Uncle, this is what I should do. As long as I can secure a portion of the orders from Germany, there’s plenty of money to be made!"
"Don't be modest! I approve your research plans for tanks, armored vehicles, aircraft, artillery, and ships. The Department of Defense will allocate funds and prioritize your production plans; anything you can't handle will be put out for tender by them! What do you think?"
"Uncle, that might not be appropriate!"
"This enormous order that can solve domestic issues was brought back by you personally; it’s only right that you reap the benefits."
"I don’t have enough companies under my control to make much profit."
"Then why didn’t you acquire some before this order came up?"
Commerce Secretary Roper interjected. Surprised, Thomas Mellon Rockefeller noticed Roper winked at him.
"Right! Thomas Mellon Rockefeller, this opportunity is rare; you must seize it!"
"Alright then," he replied. With the President's agreement, capitalism has its perks; such under-the-table dealings could be discussed so openly.
"What about funding?"
Thomas Mellon Rockefeller's Finance Minister immediately patted him on the back. "Don’t worry! I spoke with your external contacts yesterday; the Rockefeller Foundation, Mellon Foundation, and Lifonia Consortium will provide you with a year of interest-free loans with no limits!"
Thomas Mellon Rockefeller stood up immediately. "Then I guarantee that in the future, Germany will become our dumping ground for manufactured goods and military equipment!"
Two months later, New York.
The streets no longer showed the sight of unemployed individuals gathering around oil drums for warmth, waiting for relief supplies. Instead, a scene of desolation was replaced by a bustling crowd moving swiftly along the pavement.
Almost simultaneously, major cities across the United States began to hire. People flooded into various programs and enterprises, including water dams, roads, construction sites, factories, steel mills, military factories, and shipyards.
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