Bang... Norman Brooke took a sip and put down his glass. He himself is not good at drinking, so just take a sip. "Do you know why the Prime Minister finally adopted my suggestion?"

"I don't understand, sir!" Alan Wilson also put down his glass, with a conjecture. "Is he suspecting the foreign secretary's infidelity? Suspect that it was him who leaked it?"

"This is only one aspect. Reliability is of course important, but there are other reasons." Norman Brooke chuckled and said, "This time the Iranian oil crisis, our opponents are extraordinary after all. Although you have done your best now, it is also a fact that you are under pressure from the United States anytime, anywhere. You are the Permanent Undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and you know it best."

Alan Wilson nodded, and Norman Brooke continued, "The cabinet will naturally try its best to strive for a favorable result for the UK, but if it backfires? Of course it will not be held accountable, but someone needs to be brave enough to take it upon itself. An explanation."

"So Macmillan's position of foreign secretary will not be moved for the time being, and Macmillan will be relieved after a while."

Old God Norman Brooke said, "This is the current value of the Foreign Secretary, and it is also the Prime Minister's own idea. We are just going with the flow and creating a condition that should be done."

The first-in-command enjoys flowers and applause, while the second-in-command takes the blame and resigns? Alan Wilson sighed, sure enough! The whole world is self-taught in this field, and the so-called other countries will not do well, it is just the imagination of the young people.

Once the UK finally has to compromise, and Aiden will be out to make sure his approval ratings don't drop.

Everyone in Whitehall naturally knows that the foreign policy of the UK today is the personal concern of the Prime Minister, but voters do not know that Macmillan is still holding the post of Foreign Secretary. Responsibility for compromise rests with the Foreign Secretary, and it's a logical thing to do.

"The prime minister is already invincible." Alan Wilson sighed, after all, Aiden has many years of experience as foreign secretary, and he avoided the mines of the Suez Canal War.

"In fact, aren't they all politicians like this?" Norman Brooke said in a condescending tone, "Those mediocre, impetuous guys are all thinking - rise to the top, get promoted, get rich, and live a richer life! Once things go wrong It's either "lack of opportunity" or someone is making trouble."

"Every floor is the same, people have greed, natural politicians, some people could have accepted a city council position, where they could be free, have their own house, and grow flowers and vegetables in the backyard. There's a stubborn pride that puts too much faith in one's own abilities and science, and doesn't want to bury himself in a barren place with only three streets and pigs all over the place. Anonymity there, playing cards in parliament to kill time."

"So the stubbornness of the greedy common man expects wealthy patients to come to his doctor, for school hires, for visiting relatives and friends in his own car, for a dowry blonde as his wife. He believes in the right to He obtained these happiness, but the happiness did not come, and he slowly became depressed, desolate, and full of resentment towards life."

"Day by day, more and more nail-biting, hateful silence; on better days, with a mouthful of snarky one-liners--that unpleasant voice like a cold blade."

Alan Wilson was silent. He could feel that when Norman Brooke said these words, he seemed to have seen it with his own eyes. Maybe it was a former friend, maybe the relationship between the two used to be very good.

"There are also mediocre people at the top who have their own sophistication, but as long as they don't think they are extremely smart and have self-knowledge, even if something goes wrong, there is still a chance to remedy it."

After accepting the position of Chancellor of Oxford University, everything was calm as usual. After a few days, Macmillan also put down his worries. The sun will rise as usual tomorrow morning, nothing special.

Alan Wilson has nothing else to do, but to find trouble in the deep control of Germany and Japan by the United States. Especially Hellmann Oil, which is trying to dig a corner of the UK.

The dragoon sisters had to accept the iron fist of the Saigon boxer, and were frequently investigated by the British Joint Intelligence Committee. For this reason, they traveled between the straits, which also caused protests from the Federal Republic of Germany.

"There is nothing to protest against the defeated countries, unless they want to betray the free world." Alan Wilson, who was smoking half a cigar, was full of satisfaction, leaning lazily on the head of the bed, "We have benefited from Iran. What's wrong with making trouble? You just snicker?"

The warmth in the room is very good, and the dragoon sisters don't need to wear disguise, lying on the side naked, listening to the man's whining and strange words, what is the UK's greatest sincerity?

"How's the sons still doing school?" Putting down the cigar, Alan Wilson squeezed between the two sisters, rain and dew on each shoulder, like a loving father.

Following the two sisters Hanskoch brothers, Alan Wilson still has high hopes. The Federal Republic of Germany is a veteran powerhouse. Although it has lost the territory of the GDR, its population is still higher than that of Britain and France. Now the economy has surpassed France and ranked second in Europe.

The number one in Europe is naturally the United Kingdom. From this point of view, Alan Wilson is worthy of the United Kingdom. For many years, he has been running around the whole earth, which has caused such a situation, let alone a backbencher, even if it is a special princess The treatment, he accepts it with peace of mind.

"You still know you have children." Anna held her head high with pride, and said how this man gave birth to his first child. In Moscow, opposite the Iron Curtain, the cultural czar sweated profusely, remodeling his body through exercise, sending out bursts of energy. Array of groaning.

Although Anna lives like a rice bug, she is definitely not soft-hearted when it comes to educating the next generation. The standard is to pin your hopes on your children. What your mother can't do, you must do when you grow up.

If it is a family with ordinary conditions, Anna's means of transferring pressure will only bring huge pressure on the brothers, which is harmful to growth, but the Hellmann Manor in Bonn has this condition to support the guarantee of all the brothers' growth.

Even Pokina is very satisfied with Anna's performance. The two brothers are very good, which makes her mother very happy.

"When they are adults, they should know the existence of my father." Alan Wilson also showed a selfish character. When a child is born, a woman takes care of it. When it comes to picking peaches, you must have your own father.

"Why, hey..." Anna just expressed her dissatisfaction, and a palm accurately landed on her buttocks, and Anna burst into tears for a moment, "I gave birth to you for nothing, I was so young at that time..."

"A recent incident happened in Germany, which should have been going on for a long time. A large number of deformed children were born..." Pokina opened the mouth to divert the man's attention. "Now that some words have spread in society, the government is also very embarrassed."

"Is there such a thing?" Alan Wilson looked curious. Of course he didn't know that German drugs had long been banned by the United Kingdom, and the number of victims second only to Germany in history was naturally cleared.

"Naturally, the government is now conducting a secret investigation." Pokina asked with a frown, "Isn't there one in the UK?"

"What's this called? Why does the UK have it?" Alan Wilson was not happy when he heard it. "I only heard that happiness is contagious. Is it necessary to bring a disaster to the UK?"

However, since Germany has started investigating this matter, I believe there will be a result soon, and it is inevitable that I will win again.

It's just that he doesn't know what's going on in the United States. If Pokina didn't talk about it, he would have forgotten the credit for silently protecting Britain once again. But what about American social control? It's hard to say what the result will be.

Pokina is a very early person in Germany, because as early as during the occupation zone, Pokina was the leader of German women. There was a problem with the mother and the baby, and she soon heard the news, which was normal.

How could a British Foreign Office official interfere in this matter? He is not German. Although he has caused countless troubles in Germany recently around the Iranian issue, these are two concepts.

Some mistakes are pointed out by others, and those who make mistakes will only be dissatisfied. For this reason, Alan Wilson just didn't hear it, waiting for the Germans to find out their mistakes and make amends.

Needless to say, there are no large numbers of seals in the UK and the Commonwealth of Nations that supported it during the Iran oil crisis. As for the situation in the United States, the exact data will be known through the Kennedy administration.

The dragoon sisters returned to Bonn after being punished by Alan Wilson on behalf of the British Empire~lightnovelpub.net~.

Recently, he will sort out the international situation and determine the way of fighting in the next stage.

Just then news came from the Americas that an American mercenary force of 1,500 men, under the command of two CIA officers, raided Cuba in central Cuba under the direct cover of American planes and U.S. Navy warships. Landing in southern Las Villas, capturing Long Beach and Geelong Beach, and continuing to push north.

Cuban troops and militias fought invading American mercenaries, and two ships carrying ammunition were sunk by Cuban forces.

The battle lasted for three days, the mercenaries were all wiped out, and the long team of prisoners was photographed and became the talk of various countries.

"Ten years ago, I said that the United States could not beat the Chinese. It seems that I made a mistake in judgment. The combat effectiveness of the Americans seems to have not improved at all from World War I to the present fifty years ago, especially in terms of willpower."

Alan Wilson said solemnly at the Foreign Ministry meeting, "Expressing our concerns about the combat effectiveness of the U.S. military to Washington. If it is really not suitable for the battlefield, the U.S. military's failure to do something will play a bigger role than to do it. If it does not do anything, it can scare the Soviet Union."