"Are you so confident?" Although Mrs. Thatcher never showed timidity in public, her secretive nature was still exposed at this time.
A woman after all! Alan Wilson murmured in his heart, and then explained, "The origin of the Soviet Union is essentially some factions that split off the Socialist International after World War I. Maybe after World War II, the Soviets tried to use this to split the European socialist parties.
To make them move closer to the Soviet Union. But once they encounter problems, it may also bring about another consequence, and they will move closer to the ideas of the Socialist Party. In fact, non-top-level cadres of the Soviet Union have been visiting Sweden continuously in the past two years."
It is not a secret that the Soviet Union keeps sending people to investigate Sweden. Of course Alan Wilson knows it very well. He also has a mother and son in Sweden. Democratic and humane, isn't that what the Socialist International advocates? In fact, the British Labor Party
It also falls within this category.
Mrs. Thatcher was not interested in the ideas of the Labor Party, but she still had the patience to be a good listener. If it did not move closer to the ideas of the Socialist Party, the Soviet Union would still be the same enemy it was before it came to power on the map, a tit-for-tat enemy of the free world. How to choose
The Prime Minister still knows.
"So during the visit, I think if the Prime Minister wants to see the results of the new thinking, they will definitely agree. I guess now the map leader also wants to use the praise of foreign dignitaries to silence the opposition. He can't
Let’s talk about political achievements. The Soviet Union has declined under his administration.”
The contempt in Alan Wilson's eyes was very clear. What did Map Head get in the end? He received a pension promise of four thousand rubles from Yeltsin. During the Russian Federation, the Khitan came with a big one and directly let Map Head
The pension of four thousand rubles directly became a currency with the same status as two US dollars.
Visiting the Soviet Union now will definitely make Mrs. Thatcher's purpose of pretending to be the leader of the free world a complete success, because Tutou has already achieved a staged political victory, and the replacement of Moscow's First Secretary Grishin is an open and obvious one.
Incident, Yakovlev's work is even more significant. With him as the leader of the Soviet propaganda department, he has achieved results this year that have not been seen in decades.
Scientific and technological intellectuals were excluded, and the media, artists and pro-Western political, economic and literary scholars were favored. Under their advocacy, Soviet artists shouted "art returns to art", and "Pravda" editor-in-chief Afanasyev was dismissed.
Balfenov, director of the Ministry of Economy, took over, and the newspaper immediately attacked Stalin as a tsarist agent.
The editor-in-chief of "Spark" was changed to Korodich, and he immediately published "Farewell to God" to deny the October Revolution, vilify Lenin, and praise Nicholas II. In September when Alan Wilson was in Hong Kong, "New Century" magazine directly attacked Lenin.
Why else would Alexeyev suddenly decide to go deep into the Asian espionage center and talk to him, the British Cabinet Secretary-General? This is all well-founded.
With this condition, how could Mrs. Thatcher not be welcomed when she visited the Soviet Union? Of course, before that, the distinguished female Prime Minister had one more thing to do and made a decision that was not difficult. Defense Minister Heseltine
He was dismissed as Defense Secretary and became a backbencher in the House of Commons.
Alan Wilson shrugged, hesitated between his wife and daughter, asked his daughter Pamela to send condolences, and then said to his wife, "My dear, this is really a worse world."
Under the puzzled gaze of Pamela Mountbatten, Alan Wilson sighed. Now he deeply felt that there was no such thing as a fight between gods at the end of the Cold War. It was nothing more than a bunch of low-level politicians who happened to meet a pure fool.
It's that simple.
"Mrs. Thatcher was obviously retaliating and was dissatisfied with Heseltine's leak of the helicopter acquisition plan." Alan Wilson explained with raised eyebrows, "There is no politician at all."
"She insists on selling it to the United States, right? But even if Heseltine doesn't object, you will object." Pamela Mountbatten muttered angrily, "Can she still be re-elected?"
"Because of the existence of a pig opponent, re-election may still be very high, but there is still a discussion on whether she can secure her position. I will find a way to pull her down." Alan Wilson even joked lightly, "Major is more likely to be prime minister."
Is it appropriate, or would it be better for Heseltine to be prime minister?"
In front of the richest woman, the supreme authority made a solemn promise that even if Mrs. Thatcher was re-elected, he would find a way to prevent her from completing her term and would rather replace her with another. In his heart, he couldn't help but sigh, it is really hard to live a life between women.
Annoying.
Fortunately, many things no longer require him to do it himself. What is the purpose of having a child? Isn't it just for running errands?
Pamela brought Heseltine's friendly response, which made Alan Wilson very moved, "My good daughter, maybe one day in the future, you will also become the Prime Minister."
"Isn't this unrealistic? Unless I join the Labor Party." Pamela said as if she was proud of the British Green Party. "Actually, I have no political ambitions. I would be satisfied as a member of Parliament. If I can't do it, I can still promote and pay attention to myself."
Things you like.”
"That's right." Alan Wilson nodded. His impression of his daughter was to let it develop naturally. If the two sons disobey, they should lie down? He must let the two men know what it means to have a father's love like a mountain.
But as a daughter, don’t be so forced.
The interests of the Middle East are still important to Britain. In order to find a way to pull the Kingdom of Iraq out of the quagmire, Alan Wilson, a good friend of the feudal lords of various countries, is trying his best to provide guidance to the Kingdom of Iraq, waiting for the battlefield situation to change.
Iran is not a country that keeps silent about its losses. In recent months, the legal battle over Iraq's use of chemical weapons has become the biggest focus at the United Nations.
If the United States was willing to uphold justice, Rumsfeld's career might have ended before it even began. However, the United States' attitude was obviously conciliatory, making the use of chemical weapons a mystery.
This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Although it became a suspicious case in the United Nations, the investment of chemical weapons on the battlefield still had an immediate impact. Iraq finally went from attacking to being pushed back, and then to
Taking the initiative, this twists and turns, with chemical weapons at hand, the advantage lies with me.
Alan Wilson took the opportunity to let the diplomatic system launch ceasefire mediation, striving to help the Kingdom of Iraq end the war as soon as possible.
"The Soviet Union should thank me." Alan Wilson murmured in his heart as he listened to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' proposal on Britain's call for an armistice at the United Nations meeting.
Although Britain failed to prevent the outbreak of the Iran-Iraq War and was still defeated by the ecstasy soup that the United States fed to Faisal II, the war broke out several years later. Just because in these few years, the Soviet Union had to lead him in a passive situation.
, although the Soviet Union did not know this, he kept it in mind and must find opportunities to get it back in the future.
In fact, it is very simple. Historically, the Iran-Iraq war broke out in 1980. Brezhnev was not yet dead at that time. During the Brezhnev period, the Soviet Union’s foreign aid also reached its peak, and many countries said good things about it.
, the Soviet Union just pretended to be fat, and even the most profitable arms business was able to lose money.
During the Iran-Iraq War, Iraq under the leadership of Saddam Hussein fought for ten years. The Soviet Union sold arms but did not make profits. Instead, Iraq owed the Soviet Union 10 billion.
When the Iran-Iraq war broke out in this world, Brezhnev was already gone. Andropov was not interested in giving things away for free, at least not to lose money in the arms trade.
Moreover, Alan Wilson pulled the strings and allowed a certain major country to replace the Soviet Union. This resulted in the Soviet Union theoretically not making any money, but the Soviets did not know that this move did not cause the Soviet Union to lose money.
But it is absolutely impossible to say that the Soviet Union will be very good because of this. The implementation of the prohibition on alcohol for one year is enough to wipe out the money. Moreover, the Soviet Union did not lose money but did not make any money. Saudi Arabia fully cooperated with the United States.
Under such circumstances, the Soviet Union's foreign economic and trade was still stretched thin.
At this moment, the foreign exchange reserves of the Kingdom of Iraq have bottomed out. If the war continues, Saddam's dilemma in history is likely to occur. Alan Wilson is trying to find ways to promote armistice conditions.
"I think that since the map leader is now eager to recognize it, we can use a fake show of force when visiting the Soviet Union." Alan Wilson came to No. 10 Downing Street to express his thoughts. The Kingdom of Iraq is a country that has a traditional friendship with the United Kingdom.
Countries must not fall into a debt trap.
Her words are very reasonable. Mrs. Thatcher also knew that once the Kingdom of Iraq consumes all its foreign exchange reserves and becomes a debtor country, Britain's influence in the Middle East may be damaged, but she is still embarrassed, "Does this count as bowing to the Soviet Union?"
It was as if Britain was asking the Soviet Union for something."
"Prime Minister, from whom did you learn this philosophy of wanting to take advantage but not lose?"
Alan Wilson murmured with suspicion on his face, and then said, "But I don't think the problem is big. You must know that Map Head now advocates easing. If this war of little significance can be ended, it will be considered a big deal for him."
An opportunity to show his face on the international stage. With this incident, maybe he can be more determined to reform."
Map Head's gaining prestige does not mean that the Soviet Union will benefit from it. There is a saying that the routes are different, and the more knowledge, the more reactionary? Map Head's gaining prestige is a bad thing for the Soviet Union.
"You're right, that's what diplomacy is all about, isn't it?" Mrs. Thatcher had doubts at first, but she had never used force to safeguard British interests, at least not to achieve similar results against the Soviet Union.
But if you think about it carefully, if it works for the United States, why can't it work for the Soviet Union? Success is also one's own political achievement.
The international news of the day was that the US and Japanese finance ministers issued a joint statement that at the cost of lowering interest rates, Japan obtained a public statement that the exchange rate adjustment of the yen and the US dollar was roughly in line with the current economic basic conditions, and issued a public statement to the market that the yen was not
A signal of further appreciation.
This news is too hard for Alan Wilson to wipe his ass. It is just a change from a sharp appreciation to a slow appreciation. The appreciation of the yen is not over yet.