"Are you going to London? Why do you remember going there? Gromyko will make arrangements." Furtseva was very happy to see her son back, but when she heard the arrangement, the weather turned cloudy.

"Anyway, it's just a temporary place. I know a little bit about the West. I'll come back to work, mother."

Alexeyev skipped the next stop, took his mother's hand and sat down, "Speaking of this action, I believe it will come to an end after the leaders of the brother countries come to Moscow to discuss within a month. I remember Many years ago, Uncle Yura said that things in Poland will calm down only temporarily, and at some point they will make trouble."

"You weren't so obedient in front of me and your father." Fultseva muttered a little tastefully, "If it wasn't for him, I'd have to ask him what kind of ecstasy soup he poured into you, and what was wrong. Be an intelligence officer. Be a scientist, be a doctor, or be a teacher if you really can't."

"It's an anti-revolutionary worker." Alekseev corrected his mother's statement, and then held a Damascus steel knife and played a kaleidoscope, "I don't deny that those occupations are very important, but occupations do not distinguish between high and low, be a safe The same goes for the workers in the department.”

Alexeyev assured that it was absolutely not because of the prestige of the KGB that he did this. In fact, with Fortseva's status, he had more good careers to choose from.

Furtseva never denied this. The cultural tsar also has a son, and can provide many paths for his son to choose from, and he is no worse than anyone else.

"I may have to be promoted again. After this promotion, I should go to London." Alexeyev gave his mother a reassurance. Judging from his performance after joining the job, only age could stop him. An obstacle to progress, nothing else is a hindrance.

Once you get promoted this time, it is not too slow to be promoted to lieutenant colonel at the age of 22. Although the KGB has a precedent for the rank of general at the age of 36, everyone knows that it happened in a certain period. Now and that The time is no longer the same, let alone imitating, even Shelepin's entire faction is standing aside.

"I don't have anything to say, except to pay attention to safety, you have grown up anyway." Fortseva looked reproachful, "This time come back and take a good rest."

"Mother, oh, Alyosha, you're back." At this moment, the voice of Svetlana pushing the door came in, looking at the unfamiliar brother greeting.

"Sister, long time no see." Alekseev greeted with a smile, then got up and said, "I still have my own business, you can talk to your mother."

"You're going to leave as soon as you get back, mother, you should find a wife for Alyosha, so maybe he won't run around." Svetlana gave her advice with a smirk, and boasted, "This is really A great idea, what did I think of it?"

"Marry yourself, do you want to learn from Brezhneva?" Facing his sister's bad idea, Alexeyev retorted, and then directly smeared the soles of his feet without waiting for the other party to speak.

After not going back to Moscow for a long time, he still wanted to go around. After looking for a few colleagues to go shopping, he came to a special store in Moscow, which was full of imported products from the West. He came here with a few friends and saw To the Rolls-Royce Silver Charm in front of the store.

"I remember that this was a gift from the Finnish government to the country. There were two cars in total. They were given to the first secretary and the chairman of the Council of Ministers." A friend next to Alexeyev said.

Just as he was talking, the owner of the Rolls-Royce had already come out of the special store. It could be seen that the harvest of the day was good. Alekseyev's face changed, and then he stepped forward and greeted with a smile, "Sister Galina, Long time no see, I didn't expect to meet you here today."

"Alyosha, aren't you in Warsaw?" Brezhneva, who was carrying a large and small bag, was surprised, obviously not expecting to meet an acquaintance here, and took the initiative to say, "What do you like, I will sell it to you. ."

"I don't need anything. I just come here and walk around, and then I'm going to find a place to have a drink." Alekseev shrugged. "Maybe after a while, I have other work to do."

"It's hard to drink, come with me." Brezhneva smiled and greeted the people present warmly, winning a voice of approval. Of course, Brezhnev's daughter has this face, " But Alyosha, are you an adult, I don't want to be blamed for this."

Alexeyev looked impatient, "That's right, I came here specifically to buy a baby bottle, and I happened to be touched by you."

The two are nearly 20 years younger, and they are not a generation, but because of the work relationship of the previous generation, the two people who are not a generation still know each other, which is very embarrassing.

The gangsters headed by Brezhneva always ignored the opinions of the masses and pretended to be the guiding light of him, the star of hope.

In London, England, Alan Wilson is still doing his best for Britain. As the peak of the storm in May passes, he must use the hegemony of public opinion to do something. For example, to use the alienation label to summarize this movement, it is very suitable for the collapse of ***, feminism, and traditional culture. This is not completely slander, which itself is one of the results of the May storm.

Young people after the war suddenly became fascinated by long hair, drugs, Guevara's avatar, *** during this period, and were no longer willing to obey their elders, teachers, and the government. The student's revolt was gradually described as the cynical individualistic revolt of the hippies, which directly pointed to "individual freedom" and even a life of pleasure.

Nothing will escape being reshaped, let alone such a major event. Britain and the United States have the responsibility and obligation to harmless the impact of this movement. Alan Wilson first recognized this and was ready to cooperate with the Americans on this matter.

Brest is organizing a British sociologist and parent representative to do a show, ready to step on France, hoping to get the French to do this, so the British will never do it.

At the diplomatic level, for a period of time in the future, as long as the Vietnam War does not end, the UK's foreign policy will be resolutely anti-war, but this resolute anti-war is limited to the UK, and the UK has no ability to interfere in US foreign policy. The astronomical damage caused by the storm is on these anarchists."

Alan Wilson emphasized this point to the officials of the Ministry of the Interior. Although the loss of France is astronomical, there is also a share of his wife and women of equal status, but this is not important, the question of right and wrong, to pay attention to the facts? Just a joke.

If the UK's economic growth this year is not optimistic, it is also because of the negative effects brought about by the May storm in France. Who makes Britain and France essentially neighbors, and who is responsible if France is not responsible?

If France can't afford this responsibility, it doesn't matter. In the past two years, not only France, but also the Federal Republic of Germany and Italy have been protesting. Major European countries can definitely shoulder this responsibility. , which are all negative effects of foreign trade on the British economy.

After Brest left, Makins, Permanent Under Secretary of Defense, came to the Cabinet Office and reported some progress on the Israeli-Palestinian issue. The United Kingdom has always hoped that the two sides could solve the problem through negotiation. Of course, this is a public position. Markins is the permanent undersecretary of the Department of Defense, and his diplomatic work has nothing to do with him.

The progress mentioned by the Ministry of Defense is the countermeasures of Israel's neighbors, the fortification of border towns, the use of tunnels to communicate, and the operation of the Japanese army. Essentially a tortoise-shell move, strategically similar to the French Maginot Line, it was used to deter possible Israeli attacks.

Jordan and Egypt are currently carrying out similar operations, which Alan Wilson thinks is useful, because Hezbollah in later generations uses this tactic to make Israel retreat. Israel's way of fighting is actually a low-profile United States. Even the United States itself, there are not many ways to encounter such a situation, such as the Battle of Fallujah.

Encountering such a group of fortresses and fortresses, in fact, from the First World War to the 21st century, it is almost a method, and the artillery doctrine opens the way.

Israel is actually quite afraid of this situation, because Israel has no manpower advantage, and wars with Arab countries must be resolved quickly. As long as it is delayed, Israel will be very uncomfortable.

In all the Middle East wars in Arab countries, the formation of a regular army and Israel's fighting system did not result in good results. On the contrary, Hezbollah's method of fighting a bad war, Israel can't do it.

"That's good. Israel can play a good-looking exchange ratio indefinitely, but as long as there isn't much progress on the ground, it's fine." Alan Wilson was very happy and satisfied with Jordan's feedback.

Talking time ~lightnovelpub.net~ Alan Wilson got up, Markins asked, "Secretary, where are you going?"

"The Prime Minister asked me to prepare anti-war documents. The core of our diplomacy in the next few years is anti-war." Alan Wilson said with a smile, "Who made us love peace."

What's the point of crossing the river by feeling the United States, summing up experience to prevent the United Kingdom from encountering similar problems, but in essence, of course, the United Kingdom will not exert pressure on the United States, and it will just be self-inflicted anti-war in the domestic enclosure.

Experience is just a few of them, as we have always shown, we do not fully appreciate that modern, high-tech military equipment, armies and doctrines are ineffective in confrontation with informal, highly motivated popular movements. The effect is extremely limited.

Likewise, we have not been able to combine our military strategy with the task of winning the hearts and minds of a people of a completely different culture.

"I think the United States should need these experiences more." Harold Wilson looked at the results brought by the cabinet secretary and said with emotion.

"I think considering the self-esteem of Americans, it's better for them to realize this." Alan Wilson hesitated, "If you don't get beaten, you won't have a long memory."