British Civil Servants Chapter 1,703 Bush’s Cash Ability
In the victorious but dissatisfied military camp, people were tutting. There was a lot of resentment around Simourdan. Four thousand people against one person seems to be strength, but it is not. Four thousand people are just the masses, and Simourdan is the will.
People know that Simourdan often frowns, and his frown can calm the army. In this harsh era, whoever has the shadow of the National Salvation Committee behind him is frightened, and whoever can turn curses into whispers.
Turning whispers into silence.
Alan Wilson put down the French Hugo's works and muttered, "If I didn't say that the French are always revolutionary and become good doctors after a long illness, they really describe the details of the revolution vividly."
The effects of the chaos caused by drastic changes cannot be ended once they begin. Not to mention France two hundred years ago, it is even more so now. With the blessing of scientific and technological means, it will become more and more complicated.
Alan Wilson concentrated British power in the GDR, but other countries were excluded from British influence. Maybe Grace could influence Yugoslavia?
Certainly not all countries in Eastern Europe have problems. Take Romania for example. If he remembers correctly, the Romanian government has dropped all charges against the Ceausescu family in the 21st century. This is nonsense in the first place.
One of Osescu's accusations is that of damaging the country's economy. The evidence is that his son used the tennis facilities for free, which is ridiculous.
Throughout the history of Romania, there are not many bright moments in this country. The Ceausescu period is already considered a moment when Romania has a high status in modern times. Its neighbor Bulgaria is actually similar to Romania in that it has never received any benefits from the West.
After the war, Bulgaria had little ambition and a low sense of presence.
Alan Wilson thought about the history of Southeast Europe and thought, no wonder, just after the Soviet Union was finished, NATO immediately started to attack the Balkans. From the perspective of history and national sentiment, Russia's dominance in Southeast Europe is quite strong. If it does not pursue the victory immediately,
When Russia slows down, it may be possible to regain lost ground to a certain extent.
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"The United States announced that President Bush will visit Poland and Hungary." The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called and informed the United States of its latest diplomatic moves.
"Understood, we will try our best to provide assistance." Alan Wilson put down the phone and had no intention of coming to the UK. He originally thought that there was a drama about the UK banning the import of American beef. It seems that there was not.
The current situation in Poland is indeed not good. The World Bank has put pressure on Poland's debt problem. As far as Poland's current conditions are concerned, it is obviously incapable of repaying the money, and all the money was defrauded by Solidarity people.
While putting heavy pressure on Poland, Bush Sr. started his visit to Poland with a carrot and a stick, but he didn't know what the price would be.
Now Britain is going straight to the Democratic Republic of Germany, and France is re-developing relations with Czechoslovakia. Seeing the two old versions of the king, it seems that the past is coming back to the past. Naturally, the current American emperor cannot sit still. He chose to visit Poland and Hungary, the only Eastern European country except the Soviet Union.
The largest country in size, a country that has passed diversified political reforms.
The order of visits is first to Hungary and then to Poland. It should bring some benefits to Hungary, and then focus on Poland. This is all Alan Wilson's guess, but in fact it is almost the same. Bush Sr. started this trip with this idea.
When he visited Budapest, Bush received a warm welcome.
Bush visited Hungary and originally planned to deliver a speech to the crowd in the square. But when he got off the plane, it was raining. Facing a sea of umbrellas in the square, Bush raised the speech above his head and tore it into pieces.
He gave a short impromptu speech in order to save the people who came to welcome him from the rain and to show the fraternity of the leader of the free world.
Alan Wilson vehemently criticized George H.W. Bush's speeches, which were always superficial. The supreme authority always believed that the longer the speech, the better the quality.
Now this kind of fraternity cannot impress Mrs. Thatcher anyway, because didn’t Bush Sr. say that Germany is the leading partner of the United States in Europe? Mrs. Thatcher’s feelings towards Bush Sr. are not warm at all. Alan Wilson
He tried to persuade Mrs. Thatcher to take the overall situation into account, which actually added fuel to the fire. "Actually, if we think about it, Germany is not the first country that President Bush visited, so it is much easier to accept it."
Traditionally, the first country a US president visits must be an allied country. However, this convention has been broken. The first country Bush visited as president was a major country where he himself served as ambassador to China and received a gift.
Two Feige brand bicycles as a national gift.
The supreme authority in front of the Iron Lady is obviously the connotation of Bush Sr. He is not enthusiastic about allies in the free world. How could he choose the East as the first place to visit?
"He is not as good as Reagan. No matter how good the policy is, there must be a successor." Mrs. Thatcher gave her own judgment and seemed to be venting her anger at the sudden end of the special relationship between Britain and the United States. Anyway, the responsibility does not lie with her.
, all are the willful actions of the new president of the United States.
"I also feel that an outstanding president like Reagan is rare." Alan Wilson sang the praises of Alzheimer's patients against his will and never mentioned the consequences of tripling the debt.
There was no way, Mrs. Thatcher thought that Reagan was a benchmark for the leadership of a big country, and the leader was a hero who eliminated long-standing abuses. So what should he do? He could only follow the Prime Minister's wishes. As for George H.W. Bush, who was trying to crawl through the bureaucracy.
A president who has been around for decades is definitely not as good as a third-rate actor.
He even made a certain big country the first stop of his foreign visit. He was probably a traitor from the enemy who broke into the free world. Considering the mood of the Prime Minister, Alan Wilson did not mention that Bush visited a certain big country more than 20 times in his life.
Otherwise, the Prime Minister will be in an even worse mood.
This chapter is not finished yet. Please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Bush Sr. felt that the allies in his camp were either rebels or useless and just took advantage of the United States. He was not enthusiastic about the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. He was just in the position of president.
My duty is to work hard to dismantle the countries of the Soviet bloc, but I have always been very concerned about a certain big country, as if I have a special relationship with them.
This does not mean that Bush Sr. came empty-handed during his visit to Poland and Hungary. In fact, in Budapest, Bush Sr. promised US$300 million in aid for Hungary's reforms.
At the same time, it was also for the Poles. Bush completed his visit to Hungary in Budapest and began his visit to Warsaw.
It has to be said that because the Solidarity Union is suspected of a Ponzi scheme, the environment for Bush's visit to Poland is more difficult than in history, but it doesn't matter. On the one hand, the World Bank is pressuring Poland to pay back its debts when they are due; on the other hand,
Map Head has no feelings for Eastern Europe and will not help Poland. The issue of Solidarity is already a minor issue.
Poland is the largest country in Eastern Europe after the Soviet Union. Naturally, the commitments brought by Bush Sr. must be higher. When talking to the Polish ruling party, Bush Sr. promised that as long as diversified political reforms are carried out, Poland's due debts will not be insolvent.
It can be said that the debt problem is only part of the problem. The United States is also willing to immediately assist Poland with one billion US dollars after the diversification reform to alleviate the current economic difficulties.
Using a billion dollars in aid in exchange for Poland's diversified reforms, Jaruzelski, after constantly asking for help from Map Head to no avail, agreed to learn from Hungary and carry out diversified reforms as soon as possible. Big Brother did not
Damn it, what can he do? The Soviet Union can't be a coward and lead Poland to confront the United States, right?
Once diversified reforms are carried out, massive funds from the free world will immediately enter Poland. Bush Sr. said that Britain and France are just fighting in small quantities, and the country with the most economic strength is the United States.
After thinking about it, Jaruzelski realized that Solidarity had been disgraced now. Even if there was an election, apart from Solidarity, there were no powerful political parties in Poland. In the end, he would win. So after discussions with the party, he
The decision on diversity reform was finalized at the round table and a general election will be held in November.
There is no doubt that Bush Sr.'s visit did achieve the desired goal. The price was the promised aid of 1.3 billion US dollars, 1 billion for Poland and 300 million for Hungary.
Although the decision was made late, the action was faster than that of Hungary. Hungary is preparing to hold an election in March next year, which shows that Poland’s debt crisis is indeed quite serious. And after seeing Mapou’s attitude, Jaruzel
Ski's attitude also changed.
Alan Wilson, together with France and the United States, explained the British idea. Obviously, the current actions of Britain and France in the Democratic Republic of Germany and Czechoslovakia are different from those of the United States. In addition to explaining that the Democratic Republic of Germany should not reunify with the Federal Republic of Germany, they repeated the same old tune.
There was another layer of reason for caution in the GDR and Czechoslovakia.
Once all the pro-Soviet political parties in Eastern European countries collapse in a short period of time, will it trigger a counterattack by Moscow's conservatives?
This is a big problem. You must know that the Soviet Union has troops stationed in many countries in Eastern Europe, at least in countries such as Poland and the Democratic Republic of Germany. It is still very easy for the Soviet Union to interfere.
Selecting a country to take a brave step, and only if Moscow does not respond, is it appropriate to take the next action, which is also based on risk considerations.
After all, the Soviet Union is still there. Even if Map Head has shown that he has non-existent capabilities, he should still be cautious. We cannot expect Map Head to be stupid, as the entire Soviet top brass will be stupid.
"If Moscow doesn't respond, then we can go ahead with confidence." Alan Wilson expressed his determination to fight side by side with the United States at the NATO Secretary-General's meeting.
While he was appeasing his allies, Arnold was already talking a lot in Berlin, and one after another well-run old companies were selected for privatization.