"Oh?" Philby then flipped through it a few times and suddenly glanced at Alan Wilson and asked, "Is it possible that there is still a possibility of peace talks? If the United States mediates."
"Mediation has turned into what Germany is now like? Has it become like no one can eat anyone else?" Alan Wilson said while shaking his head, "This is impossible. If you have a little understanding of Chinese history, you will know how much that country paid for reunification.
We can all pay for it, how to mediate? Just like Germany now, with hundreds of thousands of troops on one side? So according to the size of China, it would take three million Red Army troops to the north of the Yangtze River and two million U.S. troops to the south to hold it in check? The United States will do this
What?"
As far as the level of the gunners are concerned, they are the opposite of any good word. Alan Wilson can't even pick out words to describe the eight-year war of national destruction like the Anti-Japanese War. 130,000 rifles were produced. Who dares to believe this number?
During the Opium War, the Qing government produced more thermal weapons than the Artillery Party. This cannot be described as incompetent, as if anything related to manufacturing could kill the Artillery Party.
"Like Germany? Haven't we always maintained the unity of Germany?" Philby frowned slightly, "It's just that the crimes of the Third Reich have not yet been liquidated, and it is not yet time to form a coalition government."
"Oh, Philby, since you have access to so much intelligence, you should understand that the division of Germany is a foregone conclusion. We have been reluctant to officially announce the merger of the three occupied areas. We just want the United States to agree to some conditions."
Alan Wilson sighed, "After all, most of the Ruhr area is in the British-occupied area. We still want the United States to give some benefits. We can't give it away in vain. Otherwise, we might as well let the Trade Commission continue to work."
Backing up, the issue of Germany was not within the scope of the two men's exchanges. What they were talking about now was the issue of the East. Alan Wilson gave answers to any of Philby's doubts.
At the same time, when Philby said that he might be able to save something, Alan Wilson gave a resounding rebuttal, "No country in the world currently has the national power to save such an incompetent party. It is still possible to protect British interests."
We can fight for it, regardless of how the United States responds. I suggest that the British-owned enterprises in the Far East go to Xiangjiang, and then wait and see, the fleet withdraws from the inland river network, and the sea is our world."
After the Communist Party knelt down, there were still many foreign-funded enterprises left there, among which British-funded enterprises were the largest. The United Kingdom is a relatively special country in the capitalist camp. In view of the special characteristics of the United Kingdom, China has taken measures to deal with British enterprises in China.
It is different from the attitude towards American companies in China.
However, although it was not confiscated, the general environment has changed, and British-owned enterprises are still encountering operational difficulties. In response, Alan Wilson said that an imperial retreat should be carried out and the enterprises should be evacuated to Xiangjiang to wait and see.
"Then we have to send troops to defend." Philby said to himself after hearing this.
"What to defend? If you don't have enough energy, why not think about how to defend Malaya? Why defend that place with a big nose? How can we have the manpower to fight against millions of troops? If they want to take it away, we can't keep it.
It’s time to be more straightforward, like a woman who looks forward and backward, she will only be seen through.”
Alan Wilson was talking about the chairman of a certain school's conservative party. It depends on who is being blackmailed. That is to say, Argentina is indeed too nonsense. If it were Brazil, London might think about it carefully and finally forget it.
Philby was actually more interested in things in Germany, while Alan Wilson said that it was none of his business. He was just idle now and didn't know what to do.
Nothing comes for free, and Britain and France have no obligation to help the United States fight the Soviet Union.
Now at least the political core in London has recognized that the Soviet Union has suffered heavy losses in terms of manpower in this world war. The conventional army only looks scary, but it is far from actually launching a world war. At least the current ten-year-old children will have to fight again.
It takes ten years to grow.
Although the source was Alan Wilson, he was able to guess the result after careful verification. After all, Churchill had always wanted to have Germany and the Soviet Union one in the morgue and one on the operating table.
Former Prime Ministers have made such calls. Is it true that Alan Wilson's conclusion after seeking verification is also wrong?
Now that the verification has come to a conclusion, Prime Minister Attlee, who was far less enthusiastic about the Cold War than Churchill, is not unable to cooperate with the United States, but it is definitely not an unconditional cooperation. It is normal for the boss to formulate rules that are beneficial to him, but sometimes bloodletting is necessary.
, Prime Minister Attlee was waiting to see what conditions the United States could use in exchange for Britain agreeing to give up the interests of the British-occupied areas.
The current situation is that since the late war, the United States has had to rely on Britain to continue to bleed, so it has agreed to the four-nation partition occupation. The area occupied by the United States is not as prosperous as the British-occupied area, or even the French-occupied area, and is far less than the Soviet-occupied area.
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But just like the facts in many fields, the United States now wants to change this unfavorable division and has been working hard to do so, hoping that London can make concessions.
If, as in history, the UK asks for help, then forget it. But three years have passed since the implementation of the two-wings fly together. London has officially ended the rationing system and cleared its short-term debt. Obviously, it does not want to seize the opportunity so early.
Let go of the British zone in hand.
Ismay, the permanent undersecretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has been working for the past six months to pull France to adopt a common position and negotiate the merger of the three districts advocated by the United States. Originally, in the original history, it was Britain and the United States that jointly exerted pressure to allow the French-occupied areas and the dual-occupied areas to be negotiated.
The district merger was ultimately successful.
Now it has become Britain and France, in the name of establishing a coalition government, to frustrate the United States' merger request. This has also received support from the Soviet Union, which believes that the United States is dividing Germany, while Britain and France do not want to see Germany split.
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This is of course not true. Britain and France are also happy to see Germany split, but the interests of the occupied territories cannot be given up.
However, considering cooperation and struggle, Britain and France are also willing to hold the blame for Germany's division on the heads of the Americans. If the United States is willing to pay an appropriate price, Britain and France will give up resistance and let the United States bear the main responsibility.
Norman Brooke, who was busy establishing the Overseas Assets Management Committee, even asked Alan Wilson to go there once during his busy schedule to inquire about the report on the civil war trends of a certain major country and whether it was authentic or just lying.
"Dear Sir Norman, this is a question for a gentleman!" Alan Wilson said sternly.
"Oh?" Norman Brooke's eyes glanced up and down at Alan Wilson and asked, "Is this considered a gentleman of questioning?"
"Of course!" Alan Wilson straightened his back and emphasized, "A gentleman who graduated from Oxford."
"The Prime Minister is also very concerned about the situation in the Far East. Although it is far inferior to the United States, we still have interests." Norman Brooke took a deep breath. "If such a big country becomes a country with the Soviet system, it may make a difference.
It’s an ordinary reaction, and it’s hard to say what the future will look like.”
Alan Wilson opened his mouth and wanted to say something about the domino theory, but he still did not say it out loud. He just said in passing, "The situation on the Korean Peninsula is similar. It is also in an environment where the United States and the Soviet Union are divided. We all know that,
What if China's status in the Eastern world can cause a demonstration effect?"
"Oh, will such a situation happen?" Norman Brook frowned and said with an uncertain look on his face.
"But it's not necessarily a bad thing for Britain, right? It just allows the United States to continue the Pacific War and realize the wishes of some gentlemen." Alan Wilson said with a relaxed expression.
Since the so-called certain gentlemen are a group of leaders who knew the United Kingdom very well in the late World War II. After the European battlefield ended, there were actually many people in the United Kingdom who really hoped that Japan would keep its word and fight a decisive battle on home soil.
This is exactly the opposite of the European battlefield, with European countries acting as backup, and the U.S. military going to the battlefield to fight tooth and nail. On the one hand, it can continue to receive assistance from the United States to regain its strength, and on the other hand, it can use Japan's resistance to weaken the United States.
Some of these gentlemen even included Pamela Mountbatten's father. General Mountbatten had been encouraging the US military to invade Japan and completely liquidate the country.
Of course, Mountbatten was not prepared to lead the British army to complete this task. He just hoped that the US military would be bled like European countries.
The most optimistic people believed that Japan would let the war last for two years and exhaust the United States. But with the successful detonation of the nuclear bomb, this wish was not realized.
Norman Brooke had obviously heard such remarks, and said in a low voice, "Write a report and leave it to me. Don't let anyone know about it, my expert on Eastern issues."
Alan Wilson nodded understandingly. A report like this with clear results is actually very difficult. Just fill in the specious and far-fetched content.
The vast majority of China Pass is actually at this level. The so-called China Pass is just a label used to make money.
Not to mention, Alan Wilson is really talented and knowledgeable. It is not difficult to pile up the number of words to produce such a report. The biggest difficulty is to make the report so long and smelly that the prime minister and ministers cannot understand it. They just feel
I don't know how serious it is.
This report is full of utilitarianism and was written from the perspective of how to view the excitement of the United States. Fortunately, the confidentiality level is very high. Otherwise, if it were leaked, it would not be a joke, and it would damage the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States, its significance and the significance of Philby.
The importance of one cannot be compared to the same.
While Alan Wilson was busy, a delegation from the Crown Territory of Newfoundland arrived in London, forcing Alan Wilson to slow down the progress. Why did he say that his chief executive had not expired yet, so of course he had to handle the reception himself.