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Chapter 258 The Special Relationship between Britain and the United States

"It's all because blood is thicker than water." Alan Wilson responded with a smile, "Have you Americans heard this sentence?"

The phrase "blood is thicker than water" is not a Chinese idiom, but a British proverb. However, it was only in 1860 that the phrase became famous and became known to the Chinese.

The British and French allied forces failed to attack Dagu Pass, and the American fleet in the Far East participated in the battle, making this sentence one of the famous quotes in American history.

When the general in command was asked why he violated the principle of neutrality of the United States and assisted the British fleet fighting the Chinese at Dagu Pass, he justified it by saying that blood is thicker than water.

"Of course, blood is thicker than water, but now China is also an important member of the Allied Powers." Wilkins obviously understood the historical origin of blood is thicker than water, and he was quite politically aware when he answered.

The elites are different from the naive rednecks in the United States! Alan Wilson thought to himself, stretched out his hand and said, "Welcome to British India. Before I start again, I have a few reminders. The currency of British India is the rupee. In principle The US dollars you carry should be converted into rupees for use in British India. This is a new rule since the beginning of the year, and I believe everyone should be able to understand this."

A colony is a colony! As soon as Wilkins heard this, he knew that this was a closed currency loop used to reserve dollars.

If we don’t say that people who work in banks have experience in this area, that’s really what it means.

No matter how small a mosquito is, it is still meat. As a civil servant of the British Empire, Alan Wilson naturally puts the interests of the empire first at all times.

Now the mainland is struggling to recover from the aftermath of the war. As the crown jewel of the British Empire, British India must do its part and set an example.

Out of his sensitivity to money, Wilkins said, "I believe we won't suffer a loss, right?"

"Absolutely not. I will definitely pay attention to this matter and carry out a fair exchange." Alan Wilson nodded solemnly, and even allowed the other party to take advantage of it, using brand-new banknotes that had just come off the banknote printing machine production line to exchange for the other party's hand. U.S. dollars, and wish the other party a happy stay in British India.

The first contact between the two parties left a deep impression on the other party. In Wilkins' eyes, although Alan Wilson behaved very restrained, his greed can also be seen from the side.

As for Americans like Wilkins, Alan Wilson believed that when leaving British India, they should leave cleanly to have a positive effect on the financial burden of the British Empire.

The two of them retreated to the left and right, chatting one after another, talking non-nutritious nonsense, the atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable.

"For a long time, the United States has not paid special attention to matters in Asia." Wilkins emphasized with a smile, "Especially British India, the treasure of the British Empire. But I believe that it is never too late for good things to happen, and it is also good to start paying attention now. It’s time. I believe Mr. Allen should also welcome us, right?”

"Of course, we are all one family." Alan Wilson nodded with a smile, "We face common threats and should unite to maintain world peace."

In the face of the threat of world peace, he talks about maintaining world peace. Alan Wilson keeps doing Tai Chi. If others don't take the initiative to speak, he will not take the initiative to enter the substantive stage. This is the home court of the United Kingdom, and the rhythm must be controlled.

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If Wilkins, and even Morgan after his death, thought that he was just an assistant to the commissioner who wanted to do some scandalous business of selling state-owned assets at a low price to enrich himself, then he would be looking down on Alan Wilson.

Alan Wilson's essential purpose is still to serve the British Empire. He wants to make British India a bureau, bring in American capital, transfer the liquidated funds to the mainland, and add a helping hand to the country's struggle to recover from the sequelae of the war.

fire.

He didn't want to explain it by cutting off leeks. After all, the opponent was not a small player. But what if Nehru wanted to do something in the future? It had nothing to do with Alan Wilson.

The money invested by the U.S. Steel Company will definitely turn into Britain's U.S. dollar reserves. This is a definite fact.

Of course, he could not accomplish all this as an assistant to the commissioner of British India. Fortunately, the contact between the two parties had just begun. When things were almost done, he could report to the local government, which was looking for money everywhere.

However, Wilkins mentioned it intentionally or unintentionally, and there would definitely be benefits. The other party's kindness was difficult to refuse, and Alan Wilson could not refuse directly. "I am a civil servant and will not be induced. Fairness and integrity have always been my pursuit."

The goal."

"He is very fair and honest. I could see it from the first moment I met Mr. Allen. Otherwise, I would not have become the Assistant Commissioner at such a young age." Wilkins hid his contempt deeply, and on the surface he gave

He praised without hesitation, "We ordinary tourists should be able to travel around British India."

"Of course, this is a land of freedom, but I don't recommend going to certain places. You must know that it is a difficult time for British India. Drought and plague have broken out in some places. I am not stopping anything, but

It's for everyone's safety." Alan Wilson slowly suggested that people like Wilkins had better tell them where they are going in advance so that they can make arrangements themselves.

"The state of Mysore shouldn't have the above factors, right?" Wilkins finally made it clear that this was the purpose of coming to British India.

"The local scenery is pleasant and full of exotic customs. I hope the tourists coming from afar will have a good time." Alan Wilson responded simply, ending this series of first meetings.

The next day, the US dollars carried by these Chase Bank business elites were exchanged for rupees, the currency of British India. Stacks of brand-new Indian rupees were placed in front of everyone. The new banknotes looked good, and the smell of the banknotes was also exciting.

Feeling relaxed and happy.

"I wish you a pleasant journey in British India. My assistant, Andy, will help you deal with matters in South India!" Alan Wilson had just finished speaking, and then took out a letter from the Hyderabad Commissioner's Office.

Contact information.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Once we determine something, some of the benefits brought by the matter will arrive soon." Wilkins took the initiative to reach out and talk to Ai

Len Wilson held it together, hinting at the treatment after the matter was completed.

Originally, Alan Wilson wanted to say that he could go to Alyssa if he had anything to do, but when he thought of the bunch of Americans in front of him, he temporarily changed his mind and asked these people to find Andy, who had the same goals.

People like Wilkins harassed British expatriates when they first arrived in New Delhi. They are a perfect match for Andy, who finds prostitutes without paying them. Maybe they have something in common. As for Alyssa, although she is not a peerless beauty, her appearance is also

On top of that, having long red hair will inevitably not make Americans with brains in their genitals fantasize.

If something happens, Alan Wilson will be in a very difficult situation. He can't be shot. Now that we are in a civilized society, we can only set up cannons to let these Americans enjoy the treatment of the Indian Rebellion.

"Have a nice trip." Alan Wilson waved his hand and watched these money-distributing boys on their way, preparing to return to the Governor's Mansion.

He is so busy as the Assistant Commissioner. Not to mention the health bill, he is now worried about what Nehru should do, such as formulating a bill to ensure that foreign-funded enterprises do not make much money.

It cannot make money at all. If it does not make money at all, no one will invest in British India. It is necessary to ensure that in addition to British companies, companies from other countries will not make much money when they invest in the subcontinent.

Although historically, India has done a good job in bringing in foreign-funded enterprises and making stumbling blocks. But Alan Wilson feels that it can do better.

With foreign capital, even if Britain becomes independent, as long as all the hidden piles laid during the colonial period are not dug out.

British companies will have an advantage over companies from other countries. This advantage will still exist even if Nehru promotes Indian social reforms in the future.

After all, Alan Wilson did not believe that Nehru could really turn India into a country like the Soviet Union.

Wilkins doesn't need to thank him for the small work he has done. Don't ask, ask about the special relationship between Britain and the United States...

The work in the Governor's Palace is quite boring at present, and it is even more boring in British India. Except for the American tourists who have just arrived, every day is nothing more than food issues.

However, since the U.S. Steel Company donated a shipment of food and it has already set off, it can be used to wait for the plum blossoms to quench thirst.

Although there is still no food to eat, and even if it arrives, there may not be any victims, the spiritual boost is endless.

The spiritual strength it brings can help many people survive this drought.

As for whose credit this credit belongs to, Alan Wilson, who has hidden merit and fame, is definitely not suitable. Of course, it belongs to the Indian goddess Vivien Leigh.

According to sources who do not want to be named, namely Alan Wilson, some temples are preparing to enshrine Vivien Leigh. Is this very normal? There are 330 million gods in Hinduism, and one more is not much more.

What's wrong with becoming a god?

Since the news has been released by the assistant commissioner who did not want to be named, it will naturally be published in the newspaper. When it is published in the newspaper, some people will naturally agree with it, and the voices of disapproval will be ignored.

The unnoticed voices disappeared, and the remaining people naturally agreed, and the matter was settled.

"Assistant Allen, have you seen today's newspaper?" Edel asked while holding today's newspaper during lunch time, which contained the message that Vivien Leigh would be conferred as a god.

"No, I thought you were talking about the second round of debates between the Congress Party and the Muslim League in London." Alan Wilson said with an ignorant look, "We are civil servants and we want to read some meaningful newspapers. This

This newspaper is for Indians, and its effect is equivalent to entertainment news."


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