Taken together, Kennedy's threat to use America's gold reserves to render the British pound worthless is bullshit.

With a friendly attitude, the British side did not directly say that Kennedy's threat was not worth mentioning, but just ignored it.

Regarding the U.S.'s desire to take control of nuclear weapons from Britain and France, Alan Wilson proposed a solution for the U.S. on behalf of the U.K. to increase the size of the U.S. military stationed in Germany, which can reassure European allies.

As for the deployment of nuclear weapons in Europe, and even wanting to deploy nuclear weapons in the UK, it is completely unnecessary.

In front of US Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Rabe Butler emphasized that the only way to compensate for Europe's insecurity is not to increase nuclear weapons. Nuclear weapons are not the way to reassure European countries at the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis. The method is to increase the hostages under the eyes of the Soviet tank army in Europe, that is, the size of the US military stationed in Germany.

If the U.S. deters the Soviet Union from attacking the U.S. mainland with "big report and retaliation," this threat will be more credible to the Soviet Union. However, if the same threat were used to deter the USSR from attacking Western Europe, the credibility would be reduced...

In order to enhance the credibility of this threat, in terms of conventional armed forces, the United States must station troops in Western Europe as a reassurance. The United States must keep enough hostages in Europe to make European countries feel safe.

Rather than nuclear weapons, nuclear weapons will only increase anxiety. This is also the reason why the French must study nuclear weapons and think that the US nuclear umbrella is empty talk.

"The United States has been protecting Europe." Dean Rusk flatly refused, "This will increase US military spending."

"About the fact that the United States has been protecting Europe, it may be the case that it has stationed troops in individual countries. The U.S. military stationed in Germany is the largest overseas U.S. troop station, but if the U.S. troops stationed in Japan and the U.S. troops stationed in South Korea are combined, the number of troops stationed in Europe exceeds that of Europe. ,The United States keeps claiming to protect Europe, but the reality is that there are more US troops in Asia than in Europe, how can this convince European countries that the United States is sincere in protecting Europe?"

Alan Wilson retorted calmly, "If the scale of the US troops stationed in Germany is larger than the combined scale of the US troops stationed in Japan and Korea, I believe it will be more conducive to the security and stability of Europe."

One of the most interesting things during the Cold War is that although the United States pursued a strategy of confronting the Soviet Union with Europe at its core, in fact the main force of the US military was deployed in Asia for a long time. This had a huge impact on the US global military strategy.

For the Federal Republic of Germany, before the establishment of the Bundeswehr, NATO's military strategy was to abandon the entire territory of West Germany and build a defensive line on the Rhine River, which is called the retreat strategy.

After the establishment of the Bundeswehr in West Germany, NATO adopted a tripwire strategy, which was to retreat from the border area when the Soviet army came, and at the same time use tactical nuclear weapons to block and consume the Soviet army. But whether it is a "retreat" strategy or a "trip wire" strategy, Germany is the most unlucky, because the mainland will become the biggest battlefield between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.

After stepping down on France and stepping down on Germany, the United Kingdom has continued to create air chips. In terms of military affairs, the United Kingdom regards European security as the criterion, rejects the United States to increase the deployment of European nuclear weapons, and also rejects NATO's unified command of nuclear strategy.

Instead, it is hoped that the United States will increase the size of the US military stationed in Germany, and use the lives of American soldiers to prove that the United States will protect Europe, rather than adding nuclear bombs to Mo De's feelings.

Economically, Britain hopes to open up its market and increase its strength, so that Britain can help the United States stabilize the European defense line and curb the threat of the Soviet Union.

When Alan Wilson raised the conditions on behalf of the United Kingdom, it was awe-inspiring. Treat all the claims of the United States as fart. As for the claims of the United Kingdom, the United States should accept them all.

All the threats issued by the United States during this period were all refuted, and using gold reserves to short the pound was digging one's own grave. What was destroyed was the entire Breston Forest system.

If the United States wants to disintegrate the colonial system, war is the best place for political expansion, as evidenced by Lumumba.

Both the United Kingdom and the United States admit that this may be the most intense negotiation in their lifetime. Dulles, who had not appeared for several days, approached Alan Wilson, hoping that the executive deputy secretary would come forward to maintain the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States. "If your wife knows you Close personal relationship with Lana Turner, Joan Bennett."

"Yeah, Cheryl is actually my daughter. What's the matter!" Alan Wilson said in a nonchalant tone, "Lana loves me very much, and she gave birth to the crystallization of love for me. Not only did I marry them both They have a close relationship, and Ms. Monroe even went to London to see me, but this time I, as one of the negotiators, had to let down Ms. Monroe's enthusiasm."

The relationship between Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe, with the birthday song incident, has been known to the American public. Alan Wilson is not a threat, after all, everyone loves a **** goddess, and he can understand.

If one day Kennedy encounters an accident, his body can help take care of Jacqueline, not to mention Marilyn Monroe.

Now, Marilyn Monroe is indeed in London, while Kennedy is in Nassau, so when Dulles used the information he had to secretly threaten Alan Wilson, Alan Wilson reminded him in turn that this matter was relatively cheap. No mention of Marilyn Monroe.

"Allen, in fact, the United Kingdom and the United States still have the most common interests." Dulles smiled dryly, and changed the subject, "The two countries should stand together."

Gu Yan/span> "Indeed!" Alan Wilson nodded solemnly, "In the matter of iron ore in Brazil, the Mountbatten Group and the U.S. Steel Corporation have had a very good cooperation. If the affairs of the country can be like doing business Just keep it simple."

The deputy secretary told the other party that the two sides are not without contact, in fact, the connection is quite close.

As far as nuclear weapons are concerned, the differences between the two sides are still too big. Although Alan Wilson has a special relationship with the United Kingdom and the United States, he is only an affairs officer after all, and it is impossible to affect the government's understanding.

I'm very sorry, he really can't help, "This intricate network of relationships."

December 21 was the third day of the Anglo-American summit. After three days of talks in which the two sides talked differently and the differences were greater than the consensus, both the UK and the US understood that the so-called grand meeting of unity was impossible.

The two countries have very different understandings on many issues. Of course, what makes the United States particularly displeased is that after the defeat in the Korean War, the United Kingdom actually doubted the combat effectiveness of the United States, and used the Korean War as an example in the talks several times. At the end, I took the Bay of Pigs operation as an example.

Up to now, both parties have admitted that it is really impossible to persuade the other party to consider the issue according to their own ideas.

"How can we tell about success?" This vigorous summit meeting turned out to be such a result, and Aiden couldn't help thinking, how to tell the media.

"The government has resolutely safeguarded international interests and defended Britain's status as a world power." Alan Wilson took a sip of goji berries, and he has been spitting a lot these days.

"There is no consensus on the right to use nuclear weapons, and European security." Rabo Butler asked.

"The United States has realized the core source of the strength of the free world." Alan Wilson said while thinking, "It lies in the strength of European countries themselves. As the defender of Europe, the United States has realized this."

"Economic receipts are the most annoying thing. The United States has not agreed to any of them." Eden wanted to use this meeting to explain his shortcomings during his tenure, which is that he was lackluster compared with the Attlee cabinet. The economy has improved some results, but it has not.

"Economic development is stable, and even the Americans admit that Britain has completely shaken off the haze of World War II." Alan Wilson said without thinking, "There will be no problem in this way. In fact, we have nothing to ask the United States. Then As the capacity of the Malayan industrial base rises, the operation of the Imperial System of Preference is strengthened rather than weakened."

Of course, there are other issues. Regarding the British request for the United States to increase the size of the US military in Germany, you can write a special book after you go back, especially emphasizing the role of hostages.

Emphasizing this way will help Europe’s overall demand for the United States. This time, the United Kingdom will negotiate with the United States on behalf of Europe. If the United States does not increase the size of the US military stationed in Germany, the United Kingdom will not lose anything, but other European countries may not necessarily It's as open-minded as the UK.

After some polishing, the above are the achievements of this UK-US summit meeting in the UK.

"But having said that, we have hidden all the contradictions in the public information." Rabo Butler said honestly, "This is also for the Soviet Union not to misjudge and think that there are great contradictions between Britain and the United States."

"The threat of the Soviet Union cannot be overemphasized, my minister!" Allen Wilson expressed agreement with Rabo Butler's words~lightnovelpub.net~ Europe still needs the United States, let alone the Soviet Union, even in the face of Russia.

Even decades later, Alan Wilson wondered how many countries in Eastern Europe were anti-Russian.

Except the three Baltic states and Poland are really anti-Russian. Bulgaria is definitely not anti-Russian, and the proportion of pro-Russia is more than 60% all the year round. Romania will be lower but not too much lower.

Because the countries in southeastern Europe, the first is the Slavs, and the second is the Slavs rescued by the Russian Empire from the Ottoman Empire. The NATO situation is naturally not mentioned. What if NATO fails one day? Will Southeast European countries make a gorgeous turnaround?

Not to mention these new NATO countries, Greece joined NATO a long time ago, and it is also not anti-Russian.

The hegemony can suppress the true thoughts of the friends, and one day the hegemony is gone? Wasn't Poland as quiet as a chicken when it was so anti-Soviet during the Cold War? It didn't jump like this after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

This summit meeting, which can be called unhappy, has come to an end, and Kennedy has returned home. And Aiden is also packing his bags, preparing to go to Paris to talk to Charles de Gaulle.