On the third day of her visit to the Soviet Union, Mrs. Thatcher held talks with the Soviet Premier and several ministers in the morning, and was interviewed by three Soviet TV reporters in the afternoon.

Alan Wilson suggested that nuclear weapons, medium-range missiles, and a nuclear-free world should not always be mentioned. For the purpose of wooing or deceiving the simple feelings of the Soviets, the cooperation between the two countries should always be mentioned.

It may be because after two terms, Mrs. Thatcher's economic policy has been in the midst of mixed reputation and reputation, which made the prime minister especially reluctant to mention economic policy during foreign visits. It is embarrassing for himself. Mrs. Thatcher always deliberately avoid this.

"The Soviet Union didn't understand Britain, so there's nothing to talk about." Alan Wilson cheered up the Prime Minister, and then said that he would go around today, and said that he was deeply impressed by the Khitan people yesterday. The first secretary of the Municipal Party Committee established a good personal relationship.

Anyway, it is not the first time that he has established a good relationship with the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee. He has successfully established a deep relationship with the first secretary of the Moscow Municipal Party Committee, that is, Ms. Furtseva, and has been maintained for decades.

Mrs. Thatcher was very interested in this suggestion. Although the map header was already satisfactory to everyone, it would be better if there were more satisfied people.

Margaret Thatcher couldn't help but sigh for this supreme authority who is loyal to the enemy of Great Britain. In fact, the two of them don't have to go to this point at all, but they are not bad now. If they really get married, one will be the secretary-general of the cabinet. Being the prime minister, such a reality is not easy to happen. The acquaintance when we were young can be regarded as a beautiful memory.

"Then let's work together to bring the British Empire back to its glory days." Alan Wilson made a cheering gesture to Mrs. Thatcher, watching the hardworking Prime Minister continue his visit to the Soviet Union.

As for his own itinerary today, how can he come to the Soviet Union and not talk to his son? The cultural tsar has something he can do, but it doesn’t mean that Alekseev doesn’t have it. If the KGB leadership also has the first three rows It is said that, as the head of the capital's security bureau, Alexeyev is of course one of them.

You can't expect the old cultural tsar to come to the front line to charge the battle. It was more than 20 years ago that Khrushchev was overthrown. It is obviously unrealistic for Fultseva to do this now.

What can Foltseva do? Today, it can be said that those directly interested in the overthrow of Khrushchev have gone and retreated. In the current top leadership of the Soviet Union, only the cultural tsar is still in the post. .

If she is alive and healthy, she can use her own experience to give accurate judgments when great changes come, when to go high and when to stud.

This kind of experience is exactly what Alexeyev lacks. Although Hao Daer had planned coups in other countries, Jakarta was mainly informed by Alan Wilson, and Alexeyev was just reckless.

The father and son held the first in-depth interview during this visit to the Soviet Union. Alekseev repeatedly promised that he, the head of the Moscow Security Bureau, would absolutely guarantee that no fourth person would know about today's meeting, and there must be a third person. That is Fortseva.

"Actually, looking back on the past, I wouldn't have thought that there was a child of my own among the enemies. Thinking of Katyusha raising you for so many years, I still feel a little guilty. Of course, this is not a reason to help you. From the perspective of the United Kingdom, there is a big gap between the United Kingdom and the United States and the Soviet Union. From all aspects, it is impossible to turn its back on the United States and get closer to the Soviet Union. In order to protect the interests of the United Kingdom, I still hope that the world will be more peaceful and the Soviet Union’s strategy will not shrink. into a strategic collapse."

What Alan Wilson said in front of a big boy is of course half-truth and half-truth. He not only wants to balance the United States and the Soviet Union, but also wants to use a certain big country to balance the Soviet Union.

All major countries maintain a certain degree of competitiveness, which will make the world more beneficial to the UK. Only when the strength is similar can the UK have a place to play. You must know that in the 18th and 19th centuries, the UK was able to do well in a world where many powers coexisted.

One-sidedness itself is eliminating its own united front value, and the longer it is one-sided, the lower its own united front value, so Alan Wilson can understand the backstab of a certain big country, but the angle of thinking in this life is already the United Kingdom, look at the back Stabbing is backstabbing, and I don't believe in the self-promotion of righteous backstabbing.

The problem of the Soviet Union involves not only the Soviet Union, and the elder agrees with this point. Alan Wilson directly informed Alexeyev that yesterday he asked the prime minister and the map leader to discuss the status of Germany.

"Alyosha, do you know what the problem is? I'm afraid that the Soviet Union will reform itself, and the Eastern European countries will not be able to reform. As you know, these countries are not very powerful, but in terms of difficulty, they are no more difficult than those in Africa, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia."

Allen Wilson couldn't comment on the behavior of the Soviet Union that needed surgery, but did not hesitate to bring its allies together for surgery. Later, it was reasonable for Eastern European countries to oppose Russia. You choose, idol.

Of course, the country that is really anti-Russian, of course, can’t forget Poland, which was exposed to Duzhen, and Lithuania, another part of Poland’s glory at that time. Other Eastern European countries are not really doomed.

Take Romania's Ceausescu as an example. He even visited a certain big country and said he was confident in Romania's stable situation. When he returned home, he got out of control and was shot directly.

The funniest thing is that, even though thirty years have passed, Romania has been looking for huge amounts of corrupt wealth for so many years, but it has never been found. The three-foot search should have been found long ago.

Romania is a powerful country in Eastern Europe. In fact, Ceausescu's death is really strange, but from the perspective of Ceausescu's administration, Romania has achieved prosperity and prosperity, but wealth cannot buy people's hearts, and people's hearts are not satisfied.

Ceausescu always wanted to go out of the independent route and become Charles de Gaulle in Eastern Europe. He wanted to have good relations with the Soviet Union and communicate with Western countries. This is bound to make the Soviet Union dissatisfied, and the United States has contacts with Romania on the surface, but in fact the purpose of the United States is to disintegrate a socialist country like Romania.

But it cannot be said that his death is related to the United States. The Soviet Union has controlled Eastern Europe for so many years. It is unrealistic to kill it. With this kind of unknowing operation, the Soviet Union, which has been cultivating for decades, may be more in line with the actual situation.

In Alan Wilson's view, Romania's foundation is the best. The country's living standard is second only to Yugoslavia and the Democratic Germany. There is no ethnic problem in Yugoslavia, and it doesn't look like the Democratic Germany is on the front line. His death may be the result of the United States and the Democratic Republic of Germany. Common result of the USSR.

But until many years after Ceausescu's death, they still did not find the trace of the huge overseas deposit, perhaps the money did not exist from the beginning, and the demonstrators rushed into Ceausescu's home and did not find the rumors Among the extravagant furniture, the pure gold faucet does not exist at all.

Twenty years later, many people in Romania, with its depopulated population, have regretted it, making Romania, which had great international weight during the Ceausescu period, become a country with little sense of existence.

Alexeyev listened to Alan Wilson's narration. The core of this analysis is that Eastern European countries are far from the foundation of the Soviet Union. Once they are forced to play a role model by the map leader, Eastern Europe will definitely become chaotic before the Soviet Union. If the leader of the map wants to replace the leaders of Eastern Europe who do not listen to his guidance and reform, he will definitely borrow the KGB's decades of deep cultivation in Eastern Europe. This matter cannot be hidden from the KGB.

"I heard from Katyusha that you were the Minister of the Advisory Department. It seems that this matter cannot be hidden from you." Alan Wilson squinted at Hao Daer, "If a similar idea appears, it is actually very simple. If the United States If you do it, as an important member of the Five Eyes Alliance, you can't hide it from the UK. If you, the Soviet Union, do it, you are a high-level KGB, and you can't hide it from you."

"Romania, which we assume is to be subverted, is actually very simple. Just tell Ceausescu himself about it. As long as he knows the source of the threat, he has the ability to calm things down~lightnovelpub.net~Of course other Eastern European countries The situation is more complicated. The optimism just now is limited to Romania. As for other countries, because of the existence of the Soviet garrison, you can’t actually do much. But it is also because of the existence of the Soviet garrison that even if there is a problem, as long as the Soviet garrison has not Withdraw, everything can be redeemed."

The reason why Romania is mentioned is because Romania had a Soviet garrison in the early days, but during the Ceausescu period, because Romania was advocated for independence, the Soviet troops stationed in Romania were driven away on the surface. Did the KGB leave a hidden stake? , Alan Wilson, an Englishman, certainly did not know.

As long as the Soviet troops in these countries are still there, as long as they don't leave for a day, there is a chance of a comeback, and Alexeyev doesn't have to worry about this.

"If the head of the map forces these countries to reform at the pace of the Soviet Union, it means that the problem is already very serious, and these countries will be in turmoil. I believe that the contradictions in the Soviet Union will be very sharp at that time, and it should be the peak of the various factions attacking each other. If you really have made up your mind to send your family members out when the time comes, I will definitely protect them."

(end of this chapter)

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