The lackeys of imperialism came to Moscow and were given a dismay by the cultural czar, which greatly attacked the arrogance of imperialism and surrendered to its pomegranate skirt.

"In fact, it is not meaningless to take such a risky move. At least the Soviet Union should realize it now. This kind of thing is impossible to take risks." Alan Wilson spread his hands and explained the British position from the facts.

"But you just don't mention that in Italy and Turkey, the nuclear bombs are aimed at Moscow." Fortseva debunked the man's hypocritical remarks, pointing out that this statement has double standards.

"The United Kingdom and the United States are an alliance after all, Ekaterina." Alan Wilson said this, "if this incident passes, it is not that there is no chance to regain face."

"What can you do?" Furtseva stared at Ellu Wilson, her eyes seemed to be filled with spring water.

"Didn't you also see the location of Cuba? You don't have to think of this island as a missile base, it has no other role? You have to know that the United States has the highest standard of living in the free world. Quite the contrary. The thing is, the entire population of Latin America is in poverty, can't people vote with their feet? If Cuba is shaped as a smuggling base to operate. It may be a little slow to get results, but it is consistent year after year. Going down, the United States will definitely suffer.”

"By the way, there are a huge number of anti-Soviet elements in your Soviet Gulag, right? All of them are ruthless, and they can be put in Cuba. If you don't think it's exciting enough, you will accumulate hundreds of thousands of people and smuggle them together. Less than 100 kilometers of sea area, even if the United States takes precautions every day, it will not be able to defend against it.”

"What's more, the United States has no intention of defending at all. Since the Cuban Revolution, in order to accumulate the power to overthrow Castro, the United States has encouraged Cubans to flee Cuba, and has not thought about it."

If Cuba's reputation as a springboard for smuggling to the United States reverberates throughout Latin America, it might also be able to generate revenue in a sense.

Alan Wilson does not doubt that Castro dares to do this, because in real history, Castro has done it.

To lure Cubans out of Cuba, the U.S. Attorney General granted a special permit that allows Cubans to enter the U.S. at will. Any Cuban immigrant who has arrived in the U.S. after 1959 and has lived in the U.S. for one year can obtain permanent residency . Induced by the Americans, a large number of Cuban landowners, businessmen and intellectuals fled to the United States.

In the early stage of this population immigration war, the United States obviously had the upper hand, and Cuba had to tighten its immigration policy, but the arrogant United States criticized and criticized Cuba's policy of restricting immigration.

Castro decided to teach the Americans a lesson, and suddenly released the control of the Port of Mariel, about 150,000 Cubans smuggled to Florida at one time, most of them were death row prisoners, mental patients, rogue proletarians and prostitutes, etc. . Using this operation, Cuba emptied all prisons and mental hospitals, known as the "Marel smuggling incident".

Of course, the city of Miami bears the brunt and naturally becomes the main recipient of these Cubans.

As a result, Miami became the victim of this peculiar war between the two countries, the city's security plummeted, gangs ran rampant, and drug smuggling was rampant. Miami soon became the largest transshipment port in the United States for cocaine from Colombia, Bolivia and Peru.

As the living environment of the city continued to deteriorate, a large number of white people began to flee Miami, and Miami became the world of Latin American culture.

Fortseva was shocked, like the first day she met Alan Wilson, "It's bad enough that you are bad enough."

This is a solution, but Fortseva feels that Cuba is too far away. It is okay to send anti-Soviet elements in the Soviet Union to Cuba. If there are too many, it will be obvious.

"There is absolutely no such problem. Wouldn't your Soviet system formulate a five-year plan?" Alan Wilson waved his hand, saying that in terms of execution, it was the Soviet Union's advantage, and the time line was stretched, enough for Americans to jump on their feet and abolish the United States It is impossible, but it is not difficult to abolish the states adjacent to Cuba.

"Actually, to impact American society, the best way is to start with neighboring Mexico. Only when Mexico's life is not good can it have an impact on the overall society of the United States. If you want to create a wave of refugees, Mexico must have a bad life. ."

What is the first secretary of the Soviet Union is also Tu Yile, and the one who really deserves this title is the Permanent Deputy Secretary of the Empire.

The only pity is that now Mexico has a population of only 40 million, which is not the same as the future generations.

"Do you really understand?" Fortseva meant something, not sure if it was a compliment or a sarcasm.

"Of course, no one understands refugees better than I do." Alan Wilson straightened his back, a red heart facing the sun, "There is one more thing you can keep in mind."

"What's the matter?" Furtseva listened intently, is there any surprise?

"Within half a year after this crisis is over, I will personally formulate a plan to overthrow Indonesia. You don't need to know what the specific plan is. Just recall the process of Mosaddegh's overthrow. I gave the Soviet Union the opportunity. Can you seize it? Yourselves, I must first state that as soon as I start and succeed, the Indonesian Communist Party will immediately face a purge, and the number of dead may be in the millions."

When he said this, Alan Wilson's face became quite serious, indicating that he was definitely not joking. Of course he didn't want to be the culprit, but if the Soviet Union couldn't take over, and the bow didn't turn back, even if his hands were covered in blood, he couldn't do anything.

"You, the Soviet Union, planned this on your own. Your Eastern comrades can't help you, and they don't seem to listen to you. They're always looking for trouble." Allen Wilson said teasingly. gas?"

"A couple of quarrels between comrades are not a problem." Fortseva was stubborn, and she didn't know what she was insisting on.

"Just be happy." Alan Wilson snorted softly, not forgetting his own job. This time he came to communicate with the Soviet Union in depth, and whispered, "Ekaterina..."

"Huh?" Fortseva's eyes flashed, and she looked at the man with a half-smile.

Two hours later, the contented cultural czar finished dressing, took a deep look at the man, and suddenly asked, "Who do you think will be Khrushchev's successor?"

"That inconspicuous old man who doesn't say anything." Alan Wilson really answered.

"It looks like you are very confident. Do you have confidence in defeating the Soviet Union?" Furtseva asked with a complicated look.

"The current strategy of the free world is to keep an eye on the boss, and then go all out to fight the boss." Alan Wilson also answered this question.

This is also the strategy of later generations. The core of this strategy is that it may not end well in a fight with the boss of the opponent. Pick someone who doesn't seem to be so strong and slap to the death. At this moment, just like that moment.

Washington, the capital of the United States, at a time when the world is suffocating, Kennedy welcomed the foreign ministers of Britain and France who came to Washington, so that Britain and France can be shaped as information cocoons on the side of the United States.

American citizens will see that Britain and France are on the side of the United States, and thus have more confidence in their support for the president.

"Dear President, although we are trying our best to keep things from interfering with the normal functioning of European society. But at present, it has indeed caused panic among citizens of some countries." Rabo Butler said to Kennedy.

In order to divert the attention of the Cuban missile crisis, in related reports, the British media now emphasizes that the Germans are terrified, and it doesn’t matter whether they are really terrified. Just freaked out.

Because the Germans were frightened, the British were very brave. As for whether the British are really brave, inquiries about immigration to Australia have increased significantly in recent days. Some sources believe that Australia is far away from major nuclear powers. Once a nuclear war breaks out, it will is the last winner on earth.

This is even promoted in Australia. Of course, this is due to Pamela Mountbatten, who is based in Perth. Now Perth is nicknamed Little London, just like a certain magic capital is nicknamed Little Mumbai in the East.

Kennedy is very clear that Britain and France are here to pick peaches, so as to show the influence of traditional powers. In other words, he will not give Britain and France good fruit to eat at other times.

But at such a sensitive moment~lightnovelpub.net~ the United States also needs the two old rulers of Britain and France to stand with itself and show that its blockade against Cuba is a just move.

After this crisis, Kennedy will slowly get his place back, but now he must greet him with a smile, "We also want a peaceful solution to this crisis, but the Soviet Union was aggressive and took risky actions to force The United States has no choice, the responsibility is the Soviet Union, and the United States is only passively responding to maintain peace."

Later, Kennedy announced the support and understanding of Britain and France for the U.S. action, recognizing the endorsement by Britain and France of the justice of the U.S. action this time. With this endorsement, the actions of the United States are more just.

"The British side hopes that the Soviet Union can explain what role the Soviet Union played in the Katanga war in Africa and the war between China and India in Asia. Many people now believe that this is a general attack by the Soviet bloc against the free world."

In the dialogue with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, Alan Wilson showed his demeanor of resolutely safeguarding Britain and guarding the free world, and poured all the passivity he suffered from the cultural czar on Gromyko.

At the subsequent meeting of the Central Presidium, Gromyko poured a lot of grief, "What are the British thinking? Is the Katanga war important? We don't know about Asia at all."