In other words, at a certain time in the future, the Suez Canal can be handed over to Egypt, but Egypt must ensure that its country does not fall to any country other than the United Kingdom.

This not only refers to the Soviet Union, but also the United States. Since there is no British armed force in Egypt, there cannot be any country's armed forces.

Of course, in essence, Allen Wilson is still delaying the handover of the Suez Canal with the security of Europe. He may have to talk to the French next, and if it doesn't work, try to let the Suez Canal Company be listed in London.

There is no way to do this. When the Syrian special envoy pressed him for such a question, he could only answer in this way, and he could not say that he would not return it.

Because the Suez Canal had already set the conditions for using the Aswan Dam to provide support as early as when the Labor Party was in power, in exchange for the Suez Canal being still controlled by the United Kingdom. Now that the construction period is over halfway, the Aswan Dam has gradually taken shape, and it will be a matter of time before the foot of the Suez Canal is returned to Egypt.

In essence, using the Aswan Dam and the Suez Canal to bind it is also a reference to the process of supporting Egypt by the Soviet Union. When was the Soviet Union driven out by Egypt? It was during Sadat's time. When was the Aswan Dam completed? In 1970.

More than one-third of the loans for the construction of the Aswan Dam were provided by the Soviet Union. After the completion of the dam, Egypt let the Soviet Union go.

Naturally, Britain is not so generous. It just took part of the proceeds from the Suez Canal and purchased the raw materials provided by Malaya. After a series of write-offs, it showed that it could only provide so much help.

The behavior of taking advantage of the Soviet Union was what Britain tried to avoid, but Britain could not refuse Egypt's request for help, so it could only use financial means to deceive the world, which was exactly what the Soviet Union lacked.

Of course, Allen Wilson never denied that the Soviet Union’s taking advantage of during the Cold War did have an impact on many countries. Even if Egypt later switched to the United States, more than half of the Egyptian people’s favor for Russia was still more than half of the people’s favor for the United States. However, Politics is politics and has nothing to do with the likes and dislikes of the people.

If public opinion really counts, there will not be a single pro-American country in the entire world of the Church of Peace, and it will be much easier to bribe the upper class. This is also the route Alan Wilson is currently pursuing.

Almost all the prince's special envoys in the world of the Church of Peace are present. Alan Wilson certainly cannot choose to start from a position of strength, so he naturally adopted an attitude of keeping his promise.

Anyway, that was something the Labor Party agreed to. Even if the Conservative Party is now in power in the UK after a change of term, he himself is not responsible.

Sure enough, after holding an open opinion on the ownership of the Suez Canal, the diplomats from the Peace Church countries present all said that the British commitment reflected the demeanor of a world power. Immediately endorsed because of this, I believe that Britain and Egypt will resolve the issue of the ownership of the Suez Canal.

"The United Kingdom will not bear the pressure of any country, except Egypt. I know that many countries in the world of the Church of Peace are very concerned about this issue. Of course, Britain's commitment is effective." It is a disadvantage, as long as the witnesses represent greater influence, the United Kingdom will follow the rules in the future, and the United States and the Soviet Union will have no excuses to compare.

After dealing with this hurdle, Alan Wilson broke away from the crowd of Arabs and watched Pakistani special envoy Jalah Khan privately link up with special envoys of fraternal countries with great enthusiasm.

The India-Pakistan conflict in February has ended for several months. It is no surprise that the reason for the end is of course the credit of British Prime Minister Eden who loves diplomacy. Under the care of this prime minister who loves diplomacy, the India-Pakistan conflict Decided to hang out for a few months.

At present, Foreign Minister Rabo Butler is visiting between Karachi and New Delhi. Otherwise, Rabo Butler should also attend the funeral of King Farouk I this time, and it is really impossible to leave. But obviously, the British mediation this time only allowed the two countries to temporarily suppress their anger.

After India's defeat in the Himalayas, the aura of India's third world leader and leader of the Non-Aligned Movement was shattered, and Pakistan also wanted to try India's quality.

Of course, it is not easy for Alan Wilson to ask about specific matters in such a public place, but his good friend John, the High Commissioner for the Persian Gulf, also secretly came to Cairo and is now in the Cairo embassy.

After a whole day of tossing, the funeral of Farouk I was finally over. The heated discussions in the streets and alleys of Cairo were that the British officials kept their promise to return the Suez Canal when the Aswan Dam was completed.

"Really return the Suez Canal to Egypt?" John took the cigar handed over by the supreme authority, lit it, and took a puff. "This canal is too important."

"No way, it was already decided during Prime Minister Attlee's time. Besides, we don't know when the Aswan Dam will be completed. We will talk about it at that time." Alan Wilson explained, and then asked, "I know that the minister will go now Let’s go to New Delhi, have you talked about the situation in India and Pakistan? I think the special envoy of Pakistan is very active today.”

"Our minister is mediating, but you are trying to embargo Indonesian oil." John sighed while puffing out smoke rings, and then said, "I haven't talked directly with overseas countries, but I have met the Pakistani ambassador in Kuwait before. , suggested it in a suggested tone."

"A good suggestion." Alan Wilson smiled when he heard it, and then explained, "It's not that I don't trust the minister, the key is that since India has been hanged and beaten, it urgently needs a country that they feel can be stable. Back to self-confidence, and the impact of India's defeat on Pakistan is that Pakistan seems to see India in the same way. When both sides have the desire for war, it is difficult to do this."

"The civilians of the two countries will have to pay the price again." John shook his head pityingly. He didn't sympathize with the civilians of the two countries. This was their own choice. Britain said that the partition of India and Pakistan would cause mutual harm, did anyone listen? Nehru didn't want to split, but he couldn't control the hardliners in the Congress Party.

This kind of thing has always been simple. If you want to solve the problem without blood, you have to sacrifice money.

"Isn't that what a country is like? The common people don't necessarily benefit from the development of a country. If there is chaos in a country, the people of this country will definitely be unlucky. There are almost no exceptions." Alan Wilson commented indifferently.

There are many ways to force men to go to the battlefield. Don’t expect ordinary people to run away when the country is in war. If they run out, they will be refugees. Refugees have no rights and interests. To put it better, women go out to sell and men clean toilets. As long as you think a little bit darkly, you are lucky not to become a human organ provider.

During the First World War, British women showed great enthusiasm to support the war. Women didn't have to go to the battlefield, but they humiliated the men who didn't go to the battlefield. Dare to go to the battlefield, this is just one of the small means.

In fact, any country can throw away the usual norms when facing danger, and the whole country has really started to mobilize. Treason and joining the army can choose one. The former will definitely be shot dead on the spot, and the latter may survive.

In front of his old friend, Allen Wilson was pessimistic about Rabo Butler's hard work for peace this time. It doesn't matter if he fights a game. Isn't there a saying that peace is made by fighting.

"If India and Pakistan really fight, which side will the United States stand on?" John stubbed out this question as he stubbed out his cigar.

"Don't think about it, you must be on Pakistan's side. Even if you lose the Indus River Basin and the Ganges Delta, India's basic plate is too big." Alan Wilson replied without thinking, "The so-called world order is this The world should always be ruled by the Americans. Washington doesn’t even have London in his eyes. Do you remember what the Americans said in 1945 that the world is ruled by Britain and the United States? But when they demand debts, don’t they just want to bleed Britain’s blood? ?”

"When India was a representative of the third world, it didn't respect the United States very much. Nehru often contradicted the United States. If there is a chance, the United States will definitely make Indians feel uncomfortable."

The United States has never changed. The Vietnam War and decades later have something in common, which is to provoke the war around the secondary enemy, first bring down the smaller enemy, and concentrate on dealing with the main enemy after success.

As for why it did this, it is a matter of path dependence, because a certain big country has indeed jumped backwards, and it wants to do it again with Russia decades later. The strategy of alliance with Russia does not necessarily have to be beneficial, but it can also bleed Russia to make the opponent surrender.

"Then let's see, when the United States is focusing on one battlefield, does it still have time to support Pakistan~lightnovelpub.net~ John suddenly said, "The Arab world will not have a common language with the United States because of the India-Pakistan war right? "

"If the United States can abandon Israel, there is really such a danger." Alan Wilson asked with a smile, "Do you think the United States will abandon Israel?"

The High Commissioner of the Persian Gulf came secretly. After the two talked about the plan, he will return to Bahrain secretly. As for Alan Wilson, he will wait and see the direction of public opinion. For example, what do the Egyptians think about the discussion of the constitutional monarchy? How about the evaluation, so many princes, special envoys and even kings from so many countries are there.

According to Queen Nariman and Queen Farida, Farouk I wanted to carry out reforms and establish a constitutional monarchy before his death, which was confirmed by the two queens.

As the representative of the United Kingdom in Cairo, Alan Wilson immediately expressed his support and commented in public, "The respected king is obviously aware of the problem and hopes that the Egyptian people can take responsibility for themselves."

When he said this, he almost endorsed the two queens. Of course, only God knows how many last words Farouk I left before his death. It seems that there are too many.

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