Due to the delay of the war, it is not that there were no postponed graduation ceremonies during the post-war period, but today was obviously a little unusual, and the entire Oriental College was in a warm atmosphere.
In the era of the British Empire, students at Oxford University's Oriental College were actually civil servants who went to work in the colonies to a large extent, rather than those later people who only talked about certain countries.
It is now 1945. Due to historical inertia, it is still a way out for Oriental College students to go to overseas territories to become spiritual masters after completing their studies. Alan Wilson can be said to have realized the British dream of Oriental College students.
He is completely a life mentor and a goal for progress, and of course this life mentor is selling success knowledge when he comes back at this time, wielding a sickle to cut leeks with skillful movements.
In essence, there is no difference between Alan Wilson and the self-proclaimed success masters on later short video platforms. It’s just that he does work in Whitehall now, and students at Oriental College are harder to fool than ordinary students.
Alan Wilson knows very well the essence of selling success science, which is that I have never been successful except to deceive you.
Therefore, in order to successfully deceive, Brzezinski was left without hesitation. If it were not for the fact that Churchill was British and the Iron Curtain speech was too hateful, he was afraid that a small civil servant would not be able to handle it.
I wish I could copy all the Iron Curtain speeches and let Churchill eat ashes in the background.
The Oriental College has set up the stage, and Alan Wilson has also brought in the audience. Many civil servants from Whitehall have come, mainly from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Department of Indian Affairs, but also from the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Home Affairs, and the Ministry of Defence.
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There are those from Oxford University, and of course there are those from Cambridge University. For example, Guy Burgess saw a group of civil servants around him and said to his friend Donald Maclin next to him, "There are so many people. From a social point of view, it is hard to imagine that there are so many people."
In such a short time after returning to China, I have so many friends who are willing to show up."
"Whether he is considered a friend or not is still unknown!" Donald Maclin corrected him with a twitch of his eyebrows, "But this is really a surprising thing. It seems that General Mountbatten is rumored to be able to be friends with anyone."
"General Mountbatten is in New Delhi, and Allen also came back from British India. There are some rumors that Allen and Mountbatten's daughter are lovers." Guy Burgess looked around and lowered his voice mysteriously.
He said, "Of course this is just a rumor. I heard that Mountbatten's daughter is still young. Out of gentlemanly demeanor, I will not comment on this possibility."
"That's really interesting. Allen is really a hard-working person." Donald Maclin made a wow expression and said with admiration, "Of course this is not shameful, right? We must be open and fair.
From a personal perspective, why can a woman marry a man much older than herself and realize her life ideals, but a man can’t do the same?"
Alan Wilson, who still didn't know that he had been turned into carbon by the two spies, was very high-spirited and felt very good about himself, no less than Chang Gong who was ready to swallow up the mountains and rivers.
In another corner, Margaret, who is not a student of the Oriental College, is quietly observing the situation. Her eyes have not left the group of civil servants, thinking of finding some opportunity to leave a deep impression on these people.
Amid much anticipation, Alan Wilson finally made his debut, came to the podium, and completed his graduation after six years.
The civil service community gave him warm applause, demonstrating their determination to defend the collective honor of Whitehall.
"Margaret, he is so young. I heard that if it hadn't been for the war, he would have become the youngest graduate of Oriental College." The girl next to Margaret shook her head quickly when she saw Alan Wilson appear. The arm of the young Iron Lady introduced, "Now that I have entered the Whitehall job, my future development will definitely be very good."
"If you really want to be known by the majority of your subjects, being a civil servant is not enough." Margaret shook her head slightly and said, "Let's see what he is going to say?"
"Returning to Oriental College after six years makes me full of emotions. My most direct feeling is that I can finally graduate. The war delayed my ability to set the record of Oriental College." Alan Wilson said to the crowd under the podium. The show opens in Versailles mode with a proud face.
As soon as he finished speaking, the student group below immediately gave him a warm welcome. Students always don't know that such a group of people can be so innocent and cute before they have been severely beaten by society.
"As a student of Oriental College, this place has taught me a lot. When I work abroad, I often miss the time when I studied here." After Alan Wilson pretended to be cool, he started to get down to the topic, "The Oriental College of Oriental College Scientific research helped the local people break away from the narrow island thinking and created the unique British Empire."
"But after two world wars, the situation has undergone unexpected changes. How to safeguard the interests of the British Empire in this changing world is very important for students of Oriental College. The world is very big!" Alan Wilson He began a completely original graduation thesis speech that had nothing to do with Brzezinski.
Eurasia is the world's largest continent and geopolitical axis. The country that dominates Eurasia will be able to control two of the three most advanced and economically developed regions in the world.
If you look at the map, you will know that controlling Eurasia will almost automatically control Africa, making the Western Hemisphere and Oceania geopolitically the peripheral areas of the central continent of the world.
Eurasia is home to about 80 percent of the world's population. Its businesses and underground mineral deposits account for the lion's share of the world's material wealth. About three-quarters of the world's known energy resources are also in Eurasia.
"Eurasia is home to most of the world's most politically confident and dynamic countries. The world's economic powers behind the United States are all in Eurasia. The two most populous countries in the world are interested in seeking regional and/or global hegemony. The countries affected are also Eurasian countries. All countries that may challenge the primacy of the United States politically or economically are also Eurasian countries. The combined power of Eurasian countries far exceeds that of the United States."
This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! "Looking back at history, from a civilizational perspective, the countries on the Eurasian continent are the centers of civilization. History does not belong to remote island countries, such as the United Kingdom before the Industrial Revolution. The same is true for the United States."
"From the perspective of the entire Eurasian continent, we cannot ignore one country. This is the Soviet Union from the Baltic Sea to the Pacific. Today's Soviet Union is far more powerful than the imperial Russia of the past. With the increase in national power, throughout Eurasia
It has an overwhelming geographical advantage, whether people like it or not, this is an unchangeable fact."
"What position will the British Empire be in this era? To be honest, the current British Empire must let go of some outdated ideas, actively embrace Europe, and protect the core of civilization of the entire world in recent centuries. The British Empire has leadership
Europe’s role is also for the whole world to be more balanced.”
"The United Kingdom has a certain distance from the European continent. This is an advantage. During the long Middle Ages, the United Kingdom could avoid the persecution of the Roman Catholic Church and carry out scientific and technological innovation step by step in a relatively closed environment. Other European countries could
Not so lucky."
"But the advantage is also a disadvantage. The advantage is that it has a certain sense of security and it is easy to check and balance. The disadvantage is that it is easy to be isolated. Today, facing the United States and the Soviet Union, the British Empire faces competitors that are different from any country in the past. In
At this time, London must play a leading role, integrate Europe's forces, and get rid of the impact of the war as soon as possible."
First, he copied Brzezinski, and then Alan Wilson's graduation speech began to lean towards the three-ring diplomacy that Churchill proposed when he came to power for the second time. However, Alan Wilson's speech on actively intervening in the European situation was much more sincere than Churchill's.
And it’s even more suitable for fooling the students of Oriental College. What can students who have not been severely beaten by society do? They can only say, well, it makes sense!
"Well, that makes sense." Margaret, who was listening to the graduation speech attentively, heard the girl next to her say this, which was actually her inner thought.
Alan Wilson, who plagiarized two great keyboard warriors, directly became the life mentor of Oriental College students. He took a step further on the road to successful learning and received thunderous applause before his speech was over.
"Well said, Alan!" The most critical reason is that the civil servants in Whitehall play a leading role because they are short-tongued. For the students of Oriental College, the civil servants in Whitehall are directly responsible for their actions.
An unbeatable example of successful learning.
Alan Wilson barely left a department behind and summoned the imperial civil servants to the Oriental College.
"Thank you!" Alan Wilson looked at the civil servant who was shouting and smiled confidently. "I know you. Last time you came to see me, you put two young actresses on the cultural exchange list."
With such colleagues cheering me up, lecturers and professors from the Oriental College were naturally generous with their compliments. Looking at me, Alan Wilson, who was back among the civil servants, I began to praise him half-heartedly.
"Alan Wilson is the pride of Eastern College. If not for the war, he would have graduated six years ago."
"We are very pleased to see that after six years, his growth has been better than we expected. This is also the educational spirit that Oxford has always upheld."
Before the Cambridge civil servant pouted, the professor who spoke had already skipped the topic and said that today was a good opportunity to bring closer exchanges between students and seniors entering the society.
Almost immediately, a group of Oriental College students enthusiastically surrounded many Whitehall civil servants, each of whom was their life mentor on the road to success.