This is a very serious matter. Although Alan Wilson understands that there is no killing without buying and selling, the market exists and there will definitely be people doing such business.
But if his son's father-in-law did this, that would be another problem. He couldn't ignore it, let alone Pamela Mountbatten, who was implicated in a lot of dukes and counts.
Compared with those messy and fastidious nobles, Alan Wilson is quite easy to talk to. As long as he gets rid of this kind of business, everything will be easy to talk to.
Furthermore, this kind of business is really not profitable. The so-called making money is justified from a personal point of view, but there are almost one million subjects in Rhodesia, and everyone has nothing to do to cut their own waists? The Third Reich is not so free.
"The opium poppies and marijuana you grow are not worthy of development, right? It can barely solve part of the livelihood." Alan Wilson's disgust was written on his face. If Grace has thousands of people under his command,
If there are tens of thousands of people, it is not impossible to make money through drug trafficking, but hundreds of thousands of people cannot be supported by this kind of industry.
You can't get rich in this business, so the leader should take the lion's share. Is the remaining money enough for an armed group to live a good life? If it is enough, why are the armed groups in Thailand and Myanmar almost wet their pants?
For larger groups, the armed groups in Mexico, the quality of life of ordinary members is average. It makes sense for them to become a side industry. If you are not the leader, you cannot get rich. If you become the leader, things will happen.
The Slavs in Rhodesia were the remnants of World War II after all, and they were too cheap to do such a thing.
"Cannabis and opium poppy cultivation must be slowly reduced. In fact, with Rhodesia's natural resources and population ratio, there is no problem in living an Australian life." Alan Wilson said it with sincerity. The most important thing is that Rhodesia is really
It has the conditions to feed the people in the territory. The only regret is that there is no outlet to the sea.
Rhodesia certainly cannot compete with Australia for mining, but we must also consider Rhodesia's population and better growing environment than Australia. Mining and modern agriculture are enough for a society with a population of one million.
Seeing Grace nod, Alan Wilson went directly to the topic, "Colleagues on the Price Management Committee can bring modern planning to Rhodesia, which is beneficial to future development. In fact, with Rhodesia's agricultural advantages,
If the agriculture of neighboring countries takes the food issue into their hands, they will not dare to go against you in the future."
"I still have to support thousands of people." When Grace heard that the real drama was here, he even doubted how sincere the conversation just now was.
"I don't deny this either. I am the head of the civil service and I cannot watch my colleagues lose their jobs. You see, this way everyone can rest assured." Alan Wilson readily admitted, "I must explain that the female prime minister who came up this time is
In fact, many aspects are unpredictable. Women often go to extremes in order to prove something. I really don’t want to confront her. It’s best to live in peace with her.”
It just so happens that Pamela Mountbatten is going to return to her homeland with her Australian partners. Now all the conditions are met. Alan Wilson means to keep everything simple. After all, Mrs. Thatcher has just come to power, and the British social environment is not only poor.
There has been no improvement at all, and inflation is a little higher.
Isn't this time of making big decisions like Haile Selassie feeding meat to lions when the country is starving? The head of the civil service also depends on public opinion, although the head of the civil service does not need to be selected.
"My brother is getting married to the Rhodesian side, but I feel that he must be very willing." Arnold appeared with his hands in his pockets and commented in front of the supreme authority, "In this way, we can establish connections between the local and Rhodesian sides.
Contact is necessary based on interests. Why can't such a good thing happen to me..."
Alan Wilson slapped his youngest son on the head and said, "How about I find one for you from Ustasha?"
"It's better to say goodbye. I have worked hard to benefit society and contribute my talents to the country." Arnold puffed up his chest and said, "For marriage, it is more appropriate for my brother to be a soldier. I must abide by the tradition of a gentleman and cannot be with these overseas
It has a lot to do with it.”
In order to increase the proceeds from the sale of BP, Alan Wilson suggested to Thatcher that the shares be sold at auction, which would increase the British government's proceeds and improve its financial situation.
The sale of public housing is for ordinary people, and BP's shares are obviously not accessible to the majority of people in the UK. These are two audience groups with completely different problems.
Currently, the executive undersecretaries of various major departments are listing targets for a showdown. In the future, this will become an important criterion for promotion of civil servants. While fully promoting the sale of public housing, Pamela Mountbatten finally finished everything and took the lead.
Many supporters returned to London.
Cutting welfare is also an important topic for discussion with Mrs. Thatcher. Although it is right to do so, it cannot be said too straightforwardly. "Essentially, it does not support lazy people, but you cannot really say that they are lazy people. They are also British citizens."
, their votes are votes too.”
What Mrs. Thatcher needs most now is support to stabilize her position as prime minister. Knowing that Alan Wilson has her best interests at heart, she can't help but feel warm in her heart. "Whitehall's support is extremely important for reform."
“We want to say that we should emphasize individual responsibilities and obligations, change the principle of universality to the principle of selectivity, that is, welfare expenditures do not apply to everyone, but only give benefits to those who need them most, and improve the market mechanism in the welfare system.
Resource allocation efficiency in the economy. The welfare system can not only help the poor, but also help improve their work enthusiasm, resulting in a win-win situation for individuals and the country."
Alan Wilson thought as he polished it, "This kind of rhetoric is not generally offensive and is much more acceptable."
In fact, this is just like the sale of public housing. Rhetoric and concrete implementation are completely different things. Rhetoric can be quite beautiful.
For example, among the documents promoting the sale of public housing, one article states that even if you live in public housing in the future, you must pay 20% of the local house price as rent as a user fee.
But in fact, all public housing will be sold this time, and there will be no public housing at all. Why do you still need 20% of the rent? You can find a house by yourself in the future.
"The trade union issue is the most untouchable issue in the UK." Mrs Thatcher knew that selling state-owned enterprise assets and selling public housing were minor issues. The last thing the UK should not mess with was the trade union, especially the National Minerals Union, and she believed
The Minerals Union is the most important union that should be eradicated in the UK. You must know that the UK is now simply unable to compete with other countries in terms of horizontal comparison of minerals.
"Energy can be hoarded from the Soviet Union and other places to prepare for a long-term struggle."
Alan Wilson put himself in his shoes and suggested, "We have learned a lot about past strikes and union methods, which were nothing more than causing traffic jams and energy shortages. Energy issues are the top priority, and this can be done. Since BP's private
The chemical reform has begun. We are considering changing the power stations that use coal to oil-fired power stations to reduce dependence on coal. This will also reduce the energy of the coal union. There should also be our people within the union to understand every move of the union. I suggest
Use MI5 agents to closely monitor the leadership of major trade unions."
"This is a good idea." Mrs. Thatcher immediately agreed upon hearing this, and did not think there was anything wrong with MI5 using it to deal with trade unions.
Mrs. Thatcher still emphasized that it would be best to resolve the issue of selling public housing within the year and asked how difficult it would be.
In fact, it was not difficult at all. All departments had begun to apportion the problem. How difficult could it be? However, Alan Wilson still issued a military order and promised to solve the problem in 1979.
"We estimate that we can raise 2 billion pounds from the sale of one million public housing units to solve the government's pressure on fiscal expenditure. This is definitely a policy that benefits the country and the people."
As for another policy that benefits the country and the people, that is, the sale of 20% of BP's shares, Pamela Mountbatten is solving it. After returning to London, she has frequently contacted business partners to strive for a position in BP.
On the issue of the sale of company shares, the effect of bid rigging was achieved.
How could Alan Wilson interfere with this kind of operation involving huge wealth? He could only cede the venue to the richest woman and hide aside so as not to disturb the grand plan of the richest woman.
With a face full of troubles from a wealthy family, Alan Wilson came to Hepburn to express his grievances and expressed his loyalty to the ball player, "How is Sheen lately? I really owe you a lot."
"It's nice to say it, but who knows how sincere you are." Hepburn was not fooled by a few words, and complained softly, "You are not enthusiastic about me now, and you don't bother to do it later..."
Pamela Mountbatten was so brilliant that she successfully won the bid for BP's shares for 800 million pounds during the sale of her shares.
Although it costs a little more than the earlier method that did not use auctions, it did not use auctions earlier, but it was open to all people, and a part of the shares had to be reserved for citizens to hold shares.
Nowadays, the way to conduct auctions is much simpler. Pamela Mountbatten can eliminate most of our competitors. Although it costs more, it saves worry.
When Ellen Wilson arrived home, the excitement of the richest woman had not dissipated. She was very surprised to see her husband return, "Why do you seem so tired?"
"Really? It seems that even if I am a little tired at my age, it is normal. I have been working hard for the country, how can you enjoy life so much." Alan Wilson tried his best to act as if nothing was wrong, and changed the topic, "Look
I gained a lot from coming back this time.”
"Of course!" Pamela Mountbatten immediately gushed, recounting the preparations for this bid and the entire process of the auction. She looked beaming, as if she was thirty years younger.
Obtaining the shares of BP was considered a staged victory, and Alan Wilson finally got the good news that he had promoted. The batch of tanks ordered by Iran finally had a new buyer.