You still need to establish a kind persona. You can say anything in front of other ladies, but Monroe is indeed a very compassionate woman. Regarding the idea of rebuilding Bangladesh, you must talk more in front of Monroe. This will help
To cultivate mutual feelings.
Moreover, this matter is also extremely important to the UK. First of all, the citizens must be kept in the dark. History has proven many times that so-called citizens cannot accomplish anything.
What will they be thinking? All they can think of is that they don’t want to pay even a penny, and they also want to receive that kind of respectful look wherever they go, preferably colonial-style flattery, where the men nod and bow, and the women can’t wait to see them.
Take off your skirt yourself.
How is this possible? However, this is the simplest idea. If you ask them to consider the circulation of pounds and the interests of the Commonwealth, won't it make their granite-like head shells painful?
But citizens are easy to deal with. For example, Monroe only needs to hear some very vague words like peace and stability from Alan Wilson.
"Let's take a shower." Alan Wilson took the initiative to extend the invitation, muttering something about how he might be busy in the coming period, helping Bangladesh rebuild.
Although Monroe knew that this was an invitation to manned spaceflight, she also knew that men needed a reward at this time, so she whispered, "You wouldn't have said the same to Jacqueline, would you?"
"That's not true." Alan Wilson told the truth. He had the courage, but considering how busy he was now, it was better not to increase physical exertion for some spiritual satisfaction.
Walking to the bathroom hand in hand, saying another word at this time would be a huge waste. Alan Wilson looked directly at Monroe and shook his head.
He had never seen such a charming and charming woman in his life. Her whole body was dripping with wet Monroe, revealing her beautiful body in the sun, with water drops constantly falling from her chest; her slender waist and plump hips,
Her curvaceous legs and sexy figure fascinated him, causing him to have the urge to hold her in his arms.
After receiving logistics support from Monroe, Alan Wilson felt that his bones were a little lighter, and he almost lost his sense of down-to-earth when he went to work in Whitehall.
Now we can make a good plan to rebuild Bangladesh. It has to be said that it is a hard life. Even the leader of Bangladesh, Rahman, has not returned to Dhaka. He, a British man thousands of miles away, is thinking about it before Rahman.
The future of 60 million Bangladeshis.
Permanent Undersecretary of Defense Marks Makins came to the door first, and happened to see the supreme authority raising a glass thoughtfully. There was something called wolfberry soaked in the glass. I don't know where this habit came from.
"The Ministry of National Defense is considering whether to conduct a maritime exercise with the Indian Navy. This is also a way to appease India and enhance military mutual trust between the two countries." Makins sat down and spoke directly, "You must know that Bangladesh now has two of us.
In a space where there is no mutual military trust, military conflicts may occur."
"What does Dennis think?" Alan Wilson nodded and asked the Secretary of Defense what he thought.
"He has no problem." Makins said as if I have already taken care of the Secretary of Defense. "He still wants to evaluate the shield ship construction plan."
"The key lies with the Prime Minister." Alan Wilson nodded indifferently. "In fact, now is a good time. I will have a talk with the Prime Minister one day. As for the military exercise, it is indeed a good suggestion. I ignored it a little too much.
If the defense minister has no objection, let the Ministry of Foreign Affairs inform New Delhi to organize a maritime military exercise to break the atmosphere of lack of mutual trust."
Makins raised his eyebrows. The supreme authority rarely criticizes himself. What does it mean to ignore India's ideas? It is clearly looking down on the other party.
He felt that this might be related to the fact that Alan Wilson had served as a colonial official in British India, and subconsciously did not take the opinions of Indians seriously when considering the problem.
If Alan Wilson knew about this accusation, he would also think that there is some truth in it. He does have this idea when it comes to dealing with India specifically, but when dealing with other third world countries, he has always respected them.
Yes, India is the only exception.
Just as Makins guessed, he had served as a colonial official in British India and subconsciously blocked the thoughts of Indians.
After Markins left, Burke Trend and John Hunter finally arrived belatedly, and the three decided to discuss the reconstruction of Bangladesh.
Three people far away in London, the capital of the United Kingdom, will decide the fate of 60 million people in a country thousands of miles away. This kind of thing is rare in modern society. It can be said that it is worth cherishing every time it happens.
The three people were in high spirits, cherishing the hard-won opportunity, and feeling the sense of accomplishment that Lloyd George said more than fifty years ago, as long as my pen touches the map casually, a country will be born.
"Still the old method, the long-term goal is to leave Bangladesh with a decent capital, and Britain will take away the rest." Alan Wilson put his hands on the table with his fingers crossed and dragged his chin. This posture is not very labor-saving but it is
Stylish enough.
This is a long-term goal, and it is not something that needs to be done now, because currently Bangladesh has been shaved twice by the Pakistani army and the Indian army, and it can indeed be said that it has no hair at all.
The photo on the front pages of major British newspapers today is of Bangladeshis washing second-hand clothes donated by Malaya on the banks of the Ganges. The clothes are almost no longer covering their bodies, which shows the situation in Bangladesh.
Of course, people's basic need is to eat. If you don't eat, you will die. But after solving the problem of eating, covering your body is the second problem.
"Dhaka? How much population should we build a capital city to accommodate?" John Hunter asked, "I heard that Bangladesh has a very high population density, with 60 million people."
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "We need a population of five million, and now there are so many people around Dhaka. This is a big project." Alan Wilson frowned.
Eyebrow commented, "The amount of work is a bit large, but it's not urgent. To be honest, isn't this a long-term goal?"
"The biggest issue now is currency reform, which we have discussed before. The Pakistani rupee will become history, and the value of the new currency is the big issue."
Burke Trend spoke, causing the two of them to agree that Bangladesh's new currency must be anchored better than the pound. This is necessary. Otherwise, why would Britain intervene? It also cost a lot of oil money.
"Our people have already met with Rahman. Of course, what we hope is that Bangladesh's currency is a piece of paper and can only be exchanged with pounds for the time being. But for the specific situation, let's see what Rahman can do.
You cannot agree to our conditions."
Alan Wilson replied, "After Rahman returns to Bangladesh, he should play more tragic cards, attribute all the tragedy to the devastating destruction of the war, and then carry out reforms and construction under our leadership. The 60 million Bangladeshis will
It will become a new force in the pound area, and the demand for reconstruction in Bangladesh will increase the liquidity of the pound."
"I hope that this reconstruction can become a model generally recognized by the international community, so that the United Kingdom can wash away the negative effects of the colonial era. When the costs are recovered, the United Kingdom can even take the initiative to withdraw its troops. Of course, if we withdraw our troops, India will also join us.
We need to withdraw our troops. We must not be sloppy."
"It is best to sign a friendship treaty covering military affairs to give Bangladesh a security guarantee." John Hunter suggested, "This way, the influence after the withdrawal can be retained."
"Come out a plan and I will hand it over to the Prime Minister. Marks has just arrived. We will conduct an exercise with the Indian Navy first. Breaking the atmosphere of lack of strategic mutual trust is a top priority." Alan Wilson nodded, "Then
We just set the tone for now.”
Although this time Britain seized the fleeting opportunity and quickly struck out to pick India's peaches, this may make New Delhi smile on the surface but feel embarrassed in its heart.
But haven't we started to make amends now? It is impossible to return the peach. Everyone who sees it has a share, but it can give India a step down.
Although Britain did not officially support India in this Indo-Pak war, it did not criticize India, especially it resisted pressure from the United States and did not intervene. This in itself is a kind of support.
The Royal Navy's failure to get involved in the confrontation in the Bay of Bengal was already the greatest goodwill towards India, and the Indira Gandhi government must make this clear.
Now that the British government proposes to conduct a maritime exercise to dispel the rumors about the relationship between the two countries, India should readily agree.
Indira Gandhi does not need to worry about the issue of face. I, the British, have never lost face after picking peaches. The diplomatic documents I issue will definitely make it impossible for anyone to find fault with me.
On January 10, the British and Indian governments simultaneously announced that they would hold joint maritime exercises in the Bay of Bengal, with the aim of maintaining peace and stability in the Indian Ocean region.
This military exercise can be described as star-studded. The aircraft carrier Vikrant, which shone brightly in this India-Pakistan war, will star together with the British fleet docked in Chittagong.
After the news was announced, the British government has launched a major external propaganda campaign, recognizing the Indian Navy as an important peaceful force in maintaining the Indian Ocean. This India-Pakistan war has proven this.
"India is already a maritime power. There is no denying this!" The Times commented on the Indian Navy in this India-Pakistan war. It can be summed up in one sentence: Pakistan Navy, no! Indian Navy, yes!
The content is about the fact that the Indian Navy has withstood the leadership of the British Royal Navy for many years and has cultivated a large number of talents, which is the key to the Indian Navy's victory this time.
"Oh, the reason for the victory of the Indian Navy is very simple. It is that the tonnage is larger than that of Pakistan. There is no other reason." Taking the report of the Indian Navy's results for the Royal Navy, Alan Wilson muttered indifferently,