But this is exactly what Alan Wilson wants to see. After all, he is a democratically elected prime minister, and he is always so unreasonable. How should Whitehall's work proceed in the future?
On the contrary, if there is an empathetic prime minister who can complement Whitehall so that both parties can cooperate happily, then it will be a good thing for this country.
Alan Wilson thought, should we praise the greatness of Mrs. Thatcher at the appropriate time?
Just like the supporters of the Conservative Party, after a short period of thinking, it is better to talk about this kind of thing next time. It is not a bad thing to observe first.
In any case, the UK can develop mobile phone manufacturing, which is still a very profitable project. It should be said that Europe is not weak in this regard. Nokia, Ericsson, and Siemens have all been mobile phone giants for a period of time. Although
Later, it was swept away by Apple, but it did enjoy a period of glory before being swept away.
With the labor costs of a big country, the UK will certainly not be able to compete, but with the labor costs of Japan, there should be no cost advantage in this industry.
As the earliest world factory, does the UK now have no fine traditions left? The supply chain is not a problem. The traditional industries in Europe are still very strong, and the UK does not need any hardware. Just imagine it.
It's just my advantage.
Before leaving, Alan Wilson praised the Prime Minister for looking good. After leaving, Mrs. Thatcher took out a mirror and looked at herself, as if she wanted to know whether what the Cabinet Secretary said was true.
"Princess Badia wants to come." This is the first sentence the head of the family hears when he returns home. It comes from Pamela Mountbatten, who is said to have assets of 10 billion pounds, but in fact it is far more than that.
The richest woman, the richest woman, and the eldest princess of Iraq have a good relationship, which has been maintained from the 1950s to the present.
"What is she here for?" Alan Wilson put down his briefcase and sat down directly, seemingly relieved of a huge burden at the same time.
But immediately Alan Wilson sat up straight again. Princess Badia wanted to see if the Iran-Iraq war could be resolved through diplomatic channels. To put it bluntly, she hoped the war would stop.
"Is it Princess Badia's personal idea or Faisal II's intention?" Alan Wilson asked seriously. It's not surprising after thinking about it.
The Kingdom of Iraq is not that Iraq, the royal family of the Kingdom is not the Baath Party, and Faisal II is not Saddam. He must be the leader of the Arab world.
In other words, he has the idea of becoming the leader of the Arab world, but he is not determined to do so at all costs.
When the war began, money was flowing like water. The Kingdom of Iraq was the party that suffered the most in terms of manpower, so it naturally had to spend more time on foreign military sales. Although the UK was not stingy in its support in this regard, it even gave guidance to the Kingdom of Iraq from a certain big country.
Try to find a way, but there is no free lunch in the world, so every penny should be spent.
"Is there any way?" Pamela Mountbatten asked, "Iraq's foreign exchange reserves will not be able to withstand the attack. Now the royal family knows that Iran is indeed difficult to fight."
"Why did you go to the market to buy groceries?" Alan Wilson sneered, "I personally reminded the king in the beginning, but he didn't listen. He felt that he had the advantage.
.At the same technological level, larger countries may suffer a small loss at first, but they will eventually gain an advantage. Iran is much stronger than Iraq in terms of hardware."
The armistice also depends on whether Iran agrees to it. Iran has been beaten several times. Now it is seeing that the process of regaining the lost territory is going smoothly. How can it agree to an armistice at this time? After the Soviet Union regained the land occupied by the Germans, does it still want to armistice?
?
When we saw that Moscow was almost lost in 1941, we really wanted to negotiate an armistice and end the war.
But when I think about the fact that the King of Iraq studied in London, the relationship between the two countries is really good. Alan Wilson didn't say it so harshly. In fact, this is why Pamela Mountbatten dared to ask. Iraq is the largest British territory in the Middle East.
As powerful traditional friendly countries, the relationship between Iran and Britain has not been good since the war or even before the war.
"It's useless for him to come. The UK can issue an initiative calling for peace, but Tehran may not respond. After all, Iran has already reacted." Alan Wilson explained directly to his wife, seeing the Kremlin
The difference between the spire and East Prussia right before your eyes.
Under such circumstances, even Mrs. Thatcher, who is determined to make achievements in diplomatic work this year, will not pay attention to it. There is no point of intervention at all. This is not a short-term war, but a war of attrition.
"Is there really no way?" Pamela Mountbatten asked, seeming to still want to fight for the close royal family.
"No, it's useless for her to come." Alan Wilson answered resolutely, and then changed the subject, "But in your capacity, you can provide some advice to your friends from a personal perspective."
The richest woman's ears perked up, and Ellen Wilson continued, "Now only by crushing Iran's attack and regaining the initiative can we have the conditions for peace talks to end the war. But you and I both know that Iraq is a country with a huge capital of manpower and land."
The disadvantaged party can only think of ways to deal with weapons and equipment. Ordinary weapons are no longer effective at this time. Some extraordinary weapons must be put into the battlefield to make Iran, which has been mobilized through religious fanaticism, feel
pain."
Chemical weapons, nuclear weapons of poor countries must appear on the battlefield. This can be regarded as the end of history. Iraq under the leadership of Saddam really did have chemical weapons anyway.
In the Battle of Basra in another time and space, Saddam used tear-gas chemical weapons against the Iranian army. This mild chemical weapon is not a prohibited weapon. Later, Iran's 100,000-strong army attacked the Fao Peninsula, an important town in the southeast of the front, not only
It divided and cut off the Iraqi troops and even blocked Iraq's sea entrance.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Now Iraq panicked and fought back desperately. During these counterattacks, Iraq began to frequently use chemical weapons.
"Providing chemical weapons to Iraq?" Pamela Mountbatten covered her mouth and whispered in surprise, "My dear, this is a very important matter."
"Why should we give it? Did King Faisal fight for the British? The United States should be left alone."
Alan Wilson thought to himself, "You are really generous. In fact, old chemical weapons are not so secret. Some industries can produce them, but the equipment they build cannot be hidden from the United States. In this way, after Princess Badia comes to London, the cabinet will definitely
Will reject Iraq's request, and then you point out a clear path for her, let Iraq control what the United States wants, and if the United States does not give it, then say that it will purchase equipment for the production of chemical weapons. I estimate that the United States will also refuse the former, but the latter takes Iran into account
The current relationship with the United States may be accommodating."
Seeing that the richest woman was listening in rapt attention, Ellen Wilson emphatically reminded her, "Don't just listen to the Americans' promises when starting a war. Once the Americans agree, you must keep the evidence and hold it firmly in your hands.
Otherwise, the United States can provide equipment to Iraq today, and one day it can use weapons of mass destruction as an excuse to attack Iraq."
This is a historical fact. A few decades later, didn’t the Americans reveal the washing powder at the United Nations? As for the United States’ speculation, it is not too much to start from any moral bottom line.
Others say that the source of Iraq's chemical weapons was a man named Rumsfeld who helped operate it. Yes, he was the U.S. Secretary of Defense during the invasion of Iraq.
The supreme authority is acceptable to every country. Except for the United States, which successfully usurped Britain's world hegemony, even if the Kingdom of Iraq did not take his persuasion seriously before the war this time, he still fought for Iraq at the critical moment.
The Kingdom points the way to glory.
Princess Badiya came with the earnest hope of the Kingdom of Iraq. Just as he expected, the cabinet did not relent in its willingness to help. Alan Wilson also did not take the prime minister's route and argue with reason as usual. Naturally, Pakistan
Not surprisingly, Princess Dia will return disappointed.
At this time, Pamela Mountbatten appeared as a friend, analyzed the current war situation, and then spread her hands, "My husband has persuaded you several times, saying that Iran is not easy to fight. You don't listen at all and treat the Americans
I agree with the statement, and the key now is to get the Americans to help."
"Now we must take any measures to defeat the Iranian army's offensive on the battlefield. Only when Britain intervenes to mediate can it end. In this way, I can help operate it..."
In the free world, Britain's chemical engineering capabilities are certainly not lagging behind, but it is more appropriate for such a good thing to fall on the United States. The richest woman has pointed out the future for the eldest princess, hoping that the Kingdom of Iraq will move from one victory to another. In this regard,
Princess Badia was convinced.
After returning to Baghdad, Princess Badia immediately took this as her foresight and told King Faisal, and said in a tone that Americans could not believe, "This time we have to leave evidence. Washington promised us
Not yet. This time we must leave evidence and urge the United States to help."
"This is indeed the case. The United States has clearly promised to help us, but the support it provides is far less than that of the United Kingdom, and even not as much as China. The United Kingdom gives us satellite photos of Iran's military deployment every week."
While there was a heated discussion about this in Baghdad, Pamela Mountbatten looked at her husband as if she were seeing a psycho, "Honey, what on earth are you doing?"
Alan Wilson was holding a vial, shaking the white powder inside, and said proudly, "I'm thinking it would be interesting to put the evidence of chemical weapons at the United Nations General Assembly in the future."