"We can exaggerate that France's move to take back the Mediterranean Fleet is a way to talk to the Americans." Alan Wilson pondered for a while and suggested, "Maybe it can increase the approval rating of this government."

"Alan, you can be more specific." Harold Wilson urged, and when he mentioned the approval rate, the Foreign Secretary was not sleepy, saying that since you can talk, talk more.

"Let's use this to hold the United States hostage, saying that when there is internal trouble in the free world, we should give up some selfish ideas. Take a soft response to France. This way, regardless of what Washington thinks, it will also motivate British citizens. Especially during this time of the Iran crisis, making voters think that the UK can get the US to side with the UK and solve the Iran problem."

Why did Alan Wilson suggest that the Iranian oil crisis should be dealt with hard, the longer the better. Isn't it just waiting for France to withdraw from NATO to attract the attention of the United States?

Now that he has finally waited for France's big move, from the perspective of the UK, he should make the best of the situation and adapt to the situation. No one can see the future, and diplomatic work is inherently adaptable. Most of the time, no country has a long-term foreign policy.

However, Alan Wilson has the real history in his mind as a comparison, and cooperates with the traditional British foreign policy, hoping to achieve the effect of one plus one greater than two.

The time has entered 1959, and now there is no need for the Conservative Party to guess. Even voters know that a general election will be held this year. The only difference is which month it will officially start.

From the Labour Party's point of view, it would be best to hold the US hostage to give up its support for Iran if it can pass France's move.

If the U.S. remains unmoved, unilaterally ignoring British interests, and incites a certain amount of anti-American sentiment, it will be good for the U.K. Think about it if France expelled NATO. What if the United States came to talk to the United Kingdom again and let the United Kingdom open its base?

This is not impossible. Once the goal is achieved by the United States, now the United Kingdom has no bases, and the United States is supporting Iran in the Iran crisis. If the US military is stationed, will the British Empire not be dismantled?

What if the voter's support for the United Kingdom is incited, and the United States still firmly supports Iran at that time, and the British voters know it? Even if Labour had to step down, the new Conservatives would not back down on this issue.

Of course stirring up voter sentiment is a skill, and Alan Wilson must be careful. But in the presence of the foreign secretary, he is still full of confidence, as if this is the only cure for Labour's support.

At almost the same time, Norman Brooke, in the Whitehall Cabinet Secretary's Office, took a report on the assessment of French diplomatic movements submitted by Alan Wilson, "There is a small possibility that France will expel NATO's troops in France. Once this happens , NATO will have to leave France, and Britain must avoid being deceived by American rhetoric..."

The dialogue with the foreign secretary can be vain and unrealistic, but the report to the cabinet secretary must be something dry.

Alan Wilson wants to improve his reliability to prove that I am our man. Naturally, politicians and their own people have different choices. If France may withdraw from NATO, it cannot be told to ministers, but it can be told to the supreme authority.

"The strength of the free world is far greater than that of the Soviet Union, and it can be united to defeat the Soviet Union, but if there is only one winner, the United States? If the glory cannot be shared, then the victory is meaningless, but the United States is also weakening us and France all the time. It's good that France is ahead and sharing the pressure on us."

At the end of the paragraph that France might withdraw from NATO, Alan Wilson made no secret of his filth.

Just talk about the unity of the free world, if possible, the United States and the Soviet Union will die together. The best result will be my sublimation of Great Britain, restoring the realm of the British Empire, and suppressing all enemies in the world.

As for manipulating public opinion, the Home Office is the expert, and at this moment, the respected Lord Sheffield of the Home Office is required to operate.

"Alan, you know, we are in a neutral point of view of the party, and this kind of mistake cannot be made." Markins was filled with indignation and seemed to have mistaken Ai Zhongtang. He didn't expect his friend to be such a person.

"Julian's project in Australia? Huh?" Alan Wilson lowered his voice and poured a glass for the esteemed Lord Sheffield. "Of course the issue of principle is insurmountable, and we all agree on that. But not for the withdrawal of France from the Mediterranean. The move to join the team is a reaction, and national interests may be damaged. You have such a good relationship with BP, do you really want BP to be expelled by Iran?"

"Wow. You seem to have settled for me." Markins squeezed the glass and looked at his colleagues in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Alan Wilson shrugged indifferently, otherwise? "When personal interests and national interests overlap, what is there to hesitate? The ruling party needs approval ratings, and we also hope that public opinion will support Britain's efforts to defend its rights, so that BP can maintain its interests for many years."

Farther interests, such as promoting Britain's suspicion of the United States, preventing the Conservative Party from coming to power after the election, being brainwashed by Washington's words about the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States, and foolishly opening the territory of the United Kingdom as a military base?

All of this is still an assumption. It's not that Alan Wilson didn't tell the other party. He is such an honest person. If Markins asked him, he would definitely say it conditionally, but if the other party didn't ask, there would be no way.

"We are all patriots." Markins thought for a long time and made an excuse for his own behavior.

"Of course, we have always guarded this country." Alan Wilson raised his glass and took the initiative to touch Markins, "Any slight difference in the current UK will become very dangerous."

Bang, Markins drank the whisky and agreed, "Like BP now."

"Respectful and reliable government is passed down from generation to generation." Alan Wilson said happily to himself.

"The national interest is the criterion." Makins asked tacitly, "It seems to be very leisurely recently."

"Occasionally, Pamela has good news. Considering the objective impact of environmental sunlight on her mood, she plans to go to Perth to raise a baby." Alan Wilson said with a look of reluctance, "Maybe I will be alone for a while. "

Although he was very reluctant, Alan Wilson still wanted to send his wife on the plane. After all, the environment was beautiful. Although it was only limited to the surrounding area of ​​Perth, for the prosperity of the next generation, Alan Wilson could not be so selfish and put all fatherly love first.

It was not until his wife and a pair of children took off that Alan Wilson reluctantly left the airport.

A day later, I found Hepburn with a sika deer and wanted to give Hepburn as a pet.

"How about Ibby?" Hepburn liked it very much, and smiled like a hundred flowers in full bloom, "What a cute little guy."

"It's a really good name." Alan Wilson certainly doesn't know what's good about it, but since it's the name of the ball flower, it's right, "I envy this lucky little guy for being able to find a high-quality, compassionate mother. ."

"I'm not that good either." Hepburn was embarrassed, but the man around him started to use the pua skill again.

She felt empty in her heart, like an empty plate where only a few crumbs were left of delicious pastries. She tried to find something ready-made, but the pantry was empty and empty.

All I have left in the fridge is some flour and beans besides corn to make delicious matzo. But with just these ingredients, along with a little imagination and a little love, you can still make a pretty hearty meal.

But fortunately, this man appeared and made fun of her life status, as if he had conjured up a sumptuous lunch out of thin air, "This is the feeling of home."

For some reason, Hepburn felt that there was a deep sadness hidden in the eyes of the man, especially when he just felt it, he couldn't help but whisper, "What about her?" She was naturally the female president of Mountbatten Group~lightnovelpub.net~ Ms. Pamela Mountbatten.

"Going to Australia with the child." Ellen Wilson forced a laugh and choked, "I can't control her, I hope she will have a better time this time, or at least make the child happy."

The so-called life is like a play all depends on acting skills. Although Hepburn is an Oscar winner, it does not mean that senior officials in Whitehall are inferior. The same emotion, the same voice. When the trembling palm supported the ball flower body, this scene had just begun.

According to polls, the dissatisfaction of British citizens with the United States has exceeded 50% because of the position of the United States due to the Iranian oil crisis. Take a tough stance.

"Leward, it's all rumors, some newspapers are irresponsible to get people's attention hastily. You also know that the environment of the free world can make a very small voice amplify. This is also the difference between us and the Soviet bloc. place, but that's democracy."

In front of the US ambassador to the UK, Alan Wilson downplayed it. He accompanied Great Britain Treasure to see his son David today. If he didn't hurry, the National Treasure might be misunderstood and cause unnecessary contradictions.

"The United States attaches great importance to the voice of the United Kingdom, but on some issues, it seems to be inconsistent, but the United States is not willing to quarrel with the United Kingdom or even France, which will only make the enemies of the free world happy." Liward said sincerely. "You don't know what kind of schadenfreude Soviet Pravda expressed about the recent state of affairs."

"You still read Pravda?" Alan Wilson lowered his eyelids and looked up and down with a look that was judging whether the American ambassador was reliable. Although he read it himself, and he didn't lose his time, he had a purpose. , what is the purpose of this American?