The Forty-Nation Disarmament Conference is also a suitable venue for this purpose. This organization was established at the initiative of the Soviet Union and had different names in different years.
It is mainly divided into three major groups, NATO, Warsaw Pact and third countries. Among the third countries, it also includes a certain major country and Romania.
At this meeting at the beginning of the year, Mrs. Thatcher obviously wanted to pretend to be the leader of a major country to show off her own and Britain's diplomatic influence. Alan Wilson didn't care about this kind of thing. It was just repeating what he said before, and it was not worthy of attention at all.
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In fact, when you encounter an opponent like Map Head, it is a very happy thing for your side.
The United Kingdom can make whatever price it wants to the Soviet Union, and there will be no loss anyway. Alan Wilson really hopes that something can be negotiated, if the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty can be implemented. Obviously the Soviet Union will suffer a big loss. This is from an overall level.
, because the Warsaw Pact only had one big brother, the Soviet Union, and in NATO, in addition to the United States, Britain and France were also members of the nuclear club.
In fact, in terms of individual countries, the United States also suffers. The United States and Europe are separated by the Atlantic Ocean. Compared with the Soviet Union, which still has an overwhelming ground armed advantage, the U.S. naval threat is still somewhat abstract. Only European countries do not suffer at all.
, so the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty can be regarded as a victory for European countries.
Although Mrs. Thatcher kept talking about the special relationship between Britain and the United States, she could not change the fact that Britain is actually a European country. Regardless of the special relationship, the position on this matter must be from Europe.
The Prime Minister can perform in Geneva. Alan Wilson has his own affairs. The United Kingdom supports Washington's initiative. It should have shown Germany and Japan how powerful they are. If the two defeated countries develop
It's better than the victorious countries. Wasn't the world war fought in vain?
"The answer is, we believe that with the fact that the United States has stationed troops, the two countries have little ability to resist. However, the attitude of France is that Washington still needs to do its own work. They always say that Britain is a spy within Europe, and we are not good at it.
enthusiastic."
While packing his things, Alan Wilson told the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, "The Ministry of Finance can do something smart about the figures for overseas funds in this year's special appropriations."
Smart processing means putting it under the name of two foundations. After the Plaza Accord is signed, theoretically this part of the country's money will also go to Japan. There is no need to hide it, and it can even be widely used.
The announcement lets all countries know that Britain is optimistic about Japan's development.
Of course, Japan is not a soft persimmon. For example, it can resist the pressure of the United States and not appreciate. It can do so as long as the U.S. garrison is treated as air. What is so difficult about this?
Even Alan Wilson can come up with many ways for Japan to prevent international capital from maliciously attacking Japan. There is only one problem that needs to be solved, which is the existence of US troops stationed in Japan. As long as this problem is solved, Japan, an economic power, will still have considerable energy.
As soon as he turned around, Alan Wilson went to the Ministry of Home Affairs to listen to the issue of the impact of immigration on the UK. Due to the long period of nationalization, it is obvious that some problems of the planned economy also exist in the UK.
Take the issue of efficiency in public facilities, for example. After struggling against the Prime Minister's civil service layoffs to no avail, the White House turned to promoting efficiency improvements, which simply means the promotion and application of computers.
Striving to achieve a national network in the UK, this plan called the World Wide Web reflects the UK's determination to concentrate its efforts on big things. It sounds a bit like another camp, but for post-war Britain, part of the planned economy itself is
normal.
Of course it was inappropriate and even anti-human for the Soviet Union to do this, but it is understandable and responsible for Britain to do this. Anyway, the Prime Minister went to Geneva, and Britain has the final say.
"Isn't it nonsense to always rely on writing and paper records? The most important thing is that the paper industry has little profit. It would be much easier if we relied on computers, which would also promote the development of the British electronics industry." Allen
Wilson made no secret of the fact that he was half as powerful as Lenovo, one of the big country's top players.
Although Lenovo is indeed unable to hold up the wall, and the operation of sucking the milk almost proved to be useless later, Whitehall decided to do it.
After the immigration issue was opened up in a certain big country, Alan Wilson foresaw it. After all, it was obvious that the existence of Malaya would lead to such a thing. Not all immigrants who traveled thousands of miles to a country with a completely unfamiliar culture
Everyone can do it. On the contrary, the Malayan Chinese are at least one of the major ethnic groups, which makes it much easier to accept.
Although Malaya is in fact a colony and should be cursed by the Soviet system countries that have always been anti-colonial, they do not hesitate to curse it at the same time, euphemistically saying that they penetrate into the enemy's interior.
Strictly cracking down on illegal immigration has always been the policy of Malaya after its economy took off. As the most populous country in the world, not only did it not have immunity in this regard, but it was listed as the highest-level prevention target by the colonial government. Of course, because of immigration
With abundant sources, Malaya has also raised its immigration standards again.
"Quality immigrants are what we need. Many public sectors, such as the health system, have alleviated a lot of problems in the UK after many doctors with professional skills joined. In this way, consider their university rankings. The rankings of these schools in Qingbei
Graduates should have immigration priority."
People who want to run will want to run no matter what. The UK's indifference will not alleviate this problem. People will choose to run to the United States. Rather than doing this, it is better to come to the UK.
"In fact, judging from the results, they are indeed high-quality immigrants who do not cause trouble and are hard-working and hard-working." Brest agreed, "I won't say how well they integrate, but it will not increase management costs."
"Yes, easy to absorb is a great advantage. It is better than black people anyway." Alan Wilson laughed and said, "Britain must not repeat the mistakes of the United States. Although equal rights have only been around for twenty years, has it really happened?
Since everyone knows it, is there any problem?"
"The Ministry of Health has discovered an incurable disease." Brest shook his head. He was talking about AIDS. This is definitely not good news.
Alan Wilson said to himself, "Just be content." This must be much later than history. As far as the relationship between Britain and the United States is concerned, it is a miracle that it can be discovered now.
"Screen all his relatives, and at the same time tell Whitehall to consider allocating funds from public funds for specialized treatment." Alan Wilson said as long as the world is full of love.
Now it can be concluded that the operation of shining a flare on the head of the United States was correct. It did not give the United States a chance to cover up the news, and it must have had a huge effect on early prevention. As for Canada's protest against being treated on an equal footing with the United States, this cannot be blamed on the United Kingdom.
Your two countries are right next to each other. They can't protect the United States but not you. Isn't this a ridiculous loophole in defense?
The Forty-Nation Disarmament Conference in Geneva and the news about British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher actually aroused the concern of Ms. Monroe. Obviously, Monroe hoped to negotiate something. "If all nuclear weapons are reduced, it will be beneficial to the whole world."
There must be good in the world.”
"What do countries with nuclear weapons use to threaten others?" Alan Wilson shook his head and said, "No country will voluntarily give up on the treatment of holding a gun to someone's head."
Furthermore, the free world relies on nuclear weapons to keep the Soviet Union from taking rash actions. How about moving the powerful navy of the free world to land to threaten the Soviet Union?
At the Geneva Disarmament Conference, Mrs. Thatcher seemed to speak for the United States. It is no wonder that Prime Minister Thatcher indeed inherited Churchill's tradition and never forgot to consolidate the special relationship with the United States.
Just like Churchill did to Roosevelt and Truman, Mrs. Thatcher believed that the relationship between Britain and the United States was completely different from the relationship between any other Western country and the United States. On international issues, especially the issue of East-West relations, Britain would support the United States, and at the same time
Don’t forget to emphasize the United States’ support for the United Kingdom at all times.
U.S. Secretary of State Schultz didn't say anything. He didn't have much to do when he encountered such a female prime minister with a very radical personality. After all, not everyone has the supreme authority. The United States also hopes that the United Kingdom can help persuade Germany to take the overall situation into consideration and serve the United States.
The economy pays the bill.
The long-tested and loyal... soldier, the great proletarian revolutionary, Comrade Konstantin Ustinovich Chernenko, finally left us prematurely.
A few hours later, with the unanimous approval of the Central Committee meeting of the Soviet Communist Party, Tutou successfully became the leader of this superpower.
Alan Wilson, who was discussing the Disarmament Conference with the female prime minister returning to London, received the news at the same time as Mrs. Thatcher, "This tough Soviet leader is finally dead. Every time I think of this Soviet man who refuses to take any advice.
, I’m very unhappy.”
"Absolutely? What do representatives from other countries think of you when you act like you represent the United States?" Alan Wilson put his hands in his pockets and muttered, "Of course, this is a good thing. As for how the situation will develop in the future,
We still need to observe it for a while.”
There is no doubt that the era of Map Head has come. It can be said that when Map Head first came to power, it was very consistent with the high expectations from both inside and outside. Needless to say, in the free world, compared to the old stubborns before, Map Head seems to be able to communicate
As for the Soviet people, everyone generally hopes that the new leader can bring about good changes.
I wonder if Tutou, who is so smug at this time, would have thought that he actually meets the definition of being both good and fun-loving? He probably wouldn’t have thought that it is difficult for people to see themselves clearly. Mrs. Thatcher also believed that she was doing it for the good of Britain.