British Civil Servant

The goal does not need to be too big. It can be placed on protecting the human rights of the Bangladeshis in East Pakistan. This has two advantages. The Bangladeshis are also pacifists. Now the British colony of Malaya, which is now fully preserved, is mainly composed of Chinese and Malays.

Because of the same religious beliefs, the Malays must have sympathy for the Bangladeshis, and there is no hatred between the Chinese and the peaceful world.

And another key Arab country around the Persian Gulf, since the last India-Pakistan war imposed an oil embargo on India, it can be said that this world has a worse perception of India than the world remembered by Alan Wilson. It's never been better.

The good relationship between Hinduism and the world of peace religion can be traced back to the period of British India. At that time, British India had a large area and a large population, and the world of peace religion did not rely on oil to become rich. Arab countries are just as poor, and naturally they have no capital to look down on Hindus, but starting from oil to get rich, this premise no longer exists.

In the eyes of the world of peace religion, India, a powerful country, is far more hateful than a large country. After all, when nearly one-fifth of the population is a peaceful believer, it dares to play a country that discriminates against peaceful believers with extreme nationalism, and that’s how it goes all over the world. only one.

What is extreme nationalism? India during the Congress Party period can only be called nationalism. India during the later generations can be said to be extreme nationalism. Using a relatively simple example, Indian nationalism discriminates against religions that eat cows. Aiming at the pacifists, although it's ridiculous, it's finally there for a reason.

Hinduism advocates vegetarianism, and the extreme nationalism of Hinduism discriminates against all groups of meat-eating groups. The impact is very broad, and Sikhs and Christians are also included in the scope of discrimination.

If the United Kingdom sends troops to pick peaches when India and Pakistan decide to win or lose, it will declare to the outside world that the city is to protect the human rights of independent Bangladeshis. This reason can be accepted by the world of peace religion.

"Sounds good." Harold Wilson listened to the analysis of the head of civil servants, and also felt that after India and Pakistan decided to win, it should not be a big problem for the United Kingdom to seize the gap between the newly independent Bangladeshis and send troops, but it should also be considered. Another factor in India's perception is that Pakistan is supported by a major country. The British Comet was handed over by Pakistan.

"In fact, the Bengalis are also a large ethnic group in India, but the Bengalis in India believe in Hinduism, so it can be judged that India will not annex East Pakistan. Once annexed, it will change the political map of India. As for the 1962 to India In the country that was humiliated, we also have a Chinese army." Alan Wilson lowered his voice, "Actually, we have a good relationship with them, not an enemy."

Thanks to him threatening a big country from time to time, daring to move Malaya and pulling Chinese troops to Africa for ethnic cleansing, the relationship between the two countries has been stable and sound.

In sending troops to rescue the Bangladeshis from the fire, the British mainland is an outsider, and the Chinese and Malays have no friendship with India, and there is no public backlash.

It will not offend the Arab countries, so this matter is only in the government's mind. Even India will not annex East Pakistan. Sooner or later, it will withdraw its troops. Plus the British army will uphold justice, there is nothing wrong.

And one of the supporters behind Pakistan is the United States. The British army dispatched to stop the Indian army from fully occupying East Pakistan. At least the United States will not object. The only opponents may be the Soviet Union. In the relationship between the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union, even a confrontation is reasonable, not to mention that there will be no real fight.

"Things have not evolved to that point." Harold Wilson was moved. If the India-Pakistan war is really going as the cabinet secretary said, it is not necessary for the British army to show the ability of the United Kingdom.

There are always some people who have nothing to do when they are full, saying that the prime minister is a Soviet spy, and if necessary, showing the military strength of the United Kingdom can dispel such groundless accusations.

"Then I will ask the Ministry of Defense to formulate a plan. The plan may not be used." Alan Wilson expressed his preparedness in a relaxed tone, and the Prime Minister nodded after thinking.

With the classic ships of the Royal Pacific Fleet, it is possible to transport tens of thousands of troops and land in the Bay of Bengal, not to mention that the United Kingdom still has a fleet in the Persian Gulf.

Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker then came to 10 Downing Street, Alan Wilson greeted each other and then exited, the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary were talking about the handover of the Suez Canal, Harold Wilson decided to wait for the general election I'll talk about it later.

This time against the Conservative leader Edward Heath, who defeated Profumo. After Aidan lost an election and resigned as leader, his successor, Douglas Holm, resigned as leader. Edward Heath's unexpected resignation Defeat his opponent and become the leader of the Conservative Party.

On June 18th, the 1970 annual general election began. Alan Wilson went on a trip with his wife in his arms. He had long been indifferent to the occasional general election.

The two decided to go for a walk in the Aegean Sea. For a long time, Alan Wilson had turned his back on all beings and died. This time, he took the initiative to accompany Pamela Mountbatten around, making the richest woman very happy.

When she arrived at the port of Pilu, she was infected with the vitality of Greece. Athens is a large port in the Mediterranean Sea. Thousands of years ago, their shipping dominated the maritime world. Hundreds of thousands of ships of various sizes come and go, people busy at the wharf to make a living, and wandering travelers. It just kept spinning.

Between the islands and Athens is a super passenger ship, providing countless tourists and necessities of life on the island, and the ship can accommodate hundreds of cars. All young passengers sunbathe on the second and third decks, sitting in groups of three or five, as if no one else is at ease.

The boating time was long, and most of the people were half asleep enjoying the sun and the sea breeze. Only two couples of male and female friends were energetic and chatted all the time. From time to time, someone gave them impatient glances, and they were happy. Standard American style, standard American English.

Alan Wilson, who was shrouded in a large parasol on the upper deck, looked at a few Americans with his hand dragging his chin. He didn't know what he was thinking. He couldn't leave the sea to feed the fish, anyway, it was a special relationship between Britain and the United States.

"Based on the current polls, Labour's chances of being re-elected are very high, and the so-called youngest Heath leader has little hope." Alan Wilson threw off a few oil bottles in a good mood, and there was no one in Whitehall. Caution and prudence are like gold.

"Which party do you lean towards? In fact, most of our friends lean towards the Conservative Party." Pamela Mountbatten let her husband lead her, which reminded her of the time when she first met.

"Most of your friends don't like the Labour Party because the Labour Party has the voice of adopting a republic. But if their voice exists, it doesn't necessarily mean anything." Alan Wilson comforted, at least during the reign of Her Majesty the Queen. , it is still unlikely that the United Kingdom will adopt a republic, and of course that African baboon may not be.

In the 1920s, the Labour Party's annual meeting proposed two republican bills, one of which demanded that the British royal family should no longer be a necessity of British constitutional government. Of course, such a bill was not formally adopted. , but the abolition of the monarchy was not yet ripe and did not constitute the main contradiction of that period.

Before World War II, when Edward VIII was ousted because he insisted on marrying the American Mrs. Simpson, the then independent Labour MP James-Marxton proposed to add a republican amendment to the ouster bill, suggesting that the United Kingdom should use a republic after the ouster of Edward VIII. , a total of five MPs supported the proposal at the time.

There are probably a few propositions in the current small circle. Britain will leave the European Community, unilaterally disarmament, withdraw from NATO, no longer formulate revenue policies, state management of all British industries, canonize thousands of nobles, and completely remove the House of Lords. Get rid of it. Transforming Britain into the last bastion of radical socialism in old Europe.

How could such an assertion be extended, although he also believes that this is indeed the peak of Labour's governance, and that Harold Wilson is very good at elections.

Not surprisingly, the two are still in Greece. This time the British general election has come to an end. The Labour Party's victory can be said to be near misses, winning by 33 seats more than the Conservative Party. A big victory like that~www.wuxiaspot.com~ But the extra seats are enough to establish an advantage, and it is impossible for more than 30 seats to have an accidental by-election.

Edward Heath, who should have defeated Harold Wilson in history, did not lead the Conservative Party to a miracle, and the Labour Party seems to be in power for a while.

The two who were avoiding the domestic uproar learned the result of the general election. Pamela Mountbatten said with a smile, "It seems you are right, the Conservatives did lose."

"Have you read the former Education Secretary Margaret Thatcher's campaign?" Alan Wilson replied, tilting his head. "In addition to canceling the free supply of milk to school children, they also cut funding for public universities."

"What's the matter? What's the reason for the Conservative Party's defeat this time?" Pamela Mountbatten asked in confusion. "But it's not surprising that this kind of proposition makes her unpopular."

"The disadvantage now may become an advantage in the future. Maybe she will become the first female prime minister of the United Kingdom." Alan Wilson was also surprised that Mrs Thatcher was about to step on the brakes of liberalism in 1970. " By the way, if there is such a day, the privatization wave starts, and it's time for you to go further."

"I'm suddenly looking forward to that day." Pamela Mountbatten smiled and said looking forward, "I think Mrs Thatcher might be a good person!"

Once the wave of privatization begins, it will represent countless opportunities, money, and glory, and for those who are prepared, these things are within easy reach.

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