I became a son-in-law in the United States

Chapter 31 To accomplish a great undertaking

And so, the original Owl Club was reorganized and became the New Youth Club again.

Thus, Luther's great undertaking had finally begun.

Of course, although they have a name and core members, this is still the first step in a long journey for the New Youth Club, and there is still a long way to go.

The reason why an efficient and well-organized organization can exert such awe-inspiring power is that, in addition to its core members, its guiding principles and common program are also indispensable.

These are behavioral norms and disciplinary guidelines that help members establish common goals and ideals, so Luther intends to catch up in this regard as soon as possible.

He had nothing much to do for the rest of the time, so he started to conceive the guiding documents for the new youth club.

Of course, the whole thing was done without the knowledge of the whole family; for the time being, only Luther and his brother-in-law knew about it.

First, based on his memories of his previous life and taking into account the current situation, Luther roughly compiled a document that resembled a manifesto, which he named "The New Youth Manifesto".

The content can be roughly divided into three parts:

First, the New Youth Club aims to establish an ideal society free from economic exploitation, racial discrimination, and class distinctions; this is its ultimate goal.

Secondly, the most crucial purpose of the New Youth Club is to unite against the powerful capitalist group centered around the WASP (wasp) and to organize as many forces as possible to join it.

Third, the New Youth Club's fighting spirit, combined with the current national conditions and situation, means that the New Youth Club will fight in the cultural field, the media field, and all other necessary fields. If the above steps fail, the New Youth Club will not rule out any means.

Based on the above three points, Luther further refined each point, ultimately forming a common programmatic document of about six hundred words.

This task might be difficult or even impossible for others, but for Luther, it was something he had memorized since childhood, so he was very familiar with it.

And so, after some not-so-hard work, the "New Youth Manifesto" was completed.

He didn't sit idle either; he immediately gave it to his brother-in-law, Daniel. Daniel went back and forth for several years, sometimes beating his chest in frustration, sometimes covering his face and laughing excitedly.

"Luther! You're a genius! These ideas are so creative!"

"Yes, yes, yes! We're Harvard graduates; the well-being of all humanity should rightfully rest on our shoulders!"

"What a great manifesto for the new youth! With this manifesto, we can definitely unite all forces that can be united. When we grow stronger, it won't be us who should be afraid, but Lowell and his group."

The brother-in-law said a lot, but in short, he was very satisfied. Luther thought to himself, "He doesn't even know who wrote it; how could he not be satisfied?"

Daniel didn't sit idle afterward; he took the declaration out and had others take a look. If there were no problems, they all signed it, thus forming a covenant.

However, an interesting incident occurred in the middle.

That is, when it came time to sign the agreement, Daniel naturally gave up his position as the leader and let Luther take over.

In his own words, the New Youth Club was founded on Luther's advice, and the ideas in the New Youth Manifesto were also proposed by Luther. In any case, Luther should have been the leader of the New Youth.

Luther didn't mince words about it and accepted it immediately.

Firstly, the eldest brother-in-law is indeed not suitable at the moment. Even if he continues to be the leader, the others may not be convinced, especially Tom and his sister.

After all, in everyone's eyes, Daniel was just a playboy who liked to eat, drink, and have fun. Suddenly asking him to do something so serious made everyone nervous.

Secondly, everyone has seen Luther's talent during this period. Whether it is his physical skills, his oratory skills, or even his organizational and planning abilities, none of them can compare to him.

Although these people were all college students and from the Boston circle, they were nothing compared to Luther, a seasoned veteran with rich practical experience.

And so, Luther became the new leader of the New Youth Club. This time, they weren't just eating and drinking; they genuinely wanted to unite and do something together.

"Alright, that's settled then," Luther paused, already beginning to use his influence. "During this time, everyone should go back and take a look, think about what our organization still needs to improve, and see if we've overlooked anything. If not, then I will formalize it as a covenant after a while."

The others had no objections, readily signed the papers, and then went home full of hope.

On the way back, Daniel drove while laughing and saying:

"Luther, you have no idea, now the brothers are all looking forward to doing something great with you! We're all determined to stop living such aimless lives!"

Daniel was in a good mood and a little excited, and the car's speed increased without him realizing it.

Luther nodded, pondering what would be the best course of action next.

First and foremost, they'll definitely band together to fight the Lowell family, and after that, regardless of how things go, there will certainly be plenty of trouble. But having come this far, neither Daniel nor the other members have any regrets.

As for other "businesses," Luther planned to put them on hold for now, after everyone had a transition period.

Or rather, even if they wanted to do something, they would have to wait until after 1929, when the land was devastated and there would naturally be a place for the new generation of young people to put their talents to use.

Even without resorting to violence, by engaging in propaganda, garnering votes, and winning people's hearts, one can still form a considerable force.

In short, for now, the New Youth Club is mainly focused on development and expansion. When they have free time, they can just publish a newspaper and write articles, and earn some GG fees, which would be perfect.

This is called developing covertly and growing stronger stealthily.

Soon they returned home, and when young Kennedy saw his older brother and Luther return, he ran quickly to greet them.

"Brother, brother-in-law, where did you go?"

Seeing this, Daniel looked at his brother mysteriously and said with a smile, "I went to a really cool place and did something really cool!"

John F. Kennedy wanted to ask more questions, but his brother-in-law refused to say anything, leaving John F. Kennedy helpless.

Afterwards, Luther played with him for a while, and around 4:30 pm, Luther drove Gia to school again.

Having learned from her previous experience, Jia didn't refuse this time and naturally got into the passenger seat.

On the way, the two chatted about some academic issues and briefly discussed some business that old Joseph was about to hand over to Luther.

As they approached the school, Jia smoothed her hair and smiled gently.

"Luther," she called him by his name this time, omitting "Mr.," and smiled, "You really had coffee with Margaret?"

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