Chris was one of those who had watched Joe Ga develop his way up in Central Africa...
Joe Ga's business strategies might sound wild and erratic, but Chris subconsciously felt that somehow, probably, they could actually work.
The key role that Joe Ga played was actually to act as a binder, binding together the forces within Iraq and bringing everyone to a single table to dine.
The beginning was very crucial—entering with American military contracts allowed enjoyment of many privileges.
And once those people accepted the presence of P·B, this privilege would continue after the war ended.
Chris roughly understood what Joe Ga wanted...
He aimed to secure a role similar to an "arbitrator" and "leader"!
He didn't ask for a large share, and the share he took would decrease as the industry expanded.
Once he brought both the government military and militia to the table, P·B would become a key factor.
He could maintain the situation, or he could flip the table!
