British Civil Servant

"That's true, it's just that public opinion has to be harder." John Hunter nodded. The art of journalism is not to make up, but to reverse the order. A female college student often goes to a nightclub to work part-time, and a girl in a nightclub often finds time to study. Complete your studies by yourself.

While the former was condemned by at least some voices, the latter was nothing short of inspirational.

For the British people, this round of privatization means that some people think that their interests have been damaged, while others celebrate with each other.

"So we still have to flatter the Soviets with a map on their head." Alan Wilson yawned, "Our Prime Minister has made quite a lot of diplomatic itinerary this year, just wanting to be out of sight and out of mind about domestic strikes. After the Soviets, I will visit China again.”

"The strike is really disturbing." John Hunter hesitated to speak. He didn't know why Whitehall also supported the slow response to the strike, and it seemed that there was no urgency for it.

But Alan Wilson didn't say it, and John Hunter couldn't ask. In fact, what is there to ask? Don't ask if you shouldn't ask. Sanmao knows the truth.

For the couple who visited the map, the art of journalism is real. After Mrs. Thatcher came to power, British public opinion scolded the Soviet Union all year round. The only exception was the few days when the map was here. According to the news, this heroic second-in-command in the Soviet Union received a grand reception at the head of state level in London.

The distinguished guests not only attended a grand and luxurious state banquet in the Tudor Palace, which was attended by hundreds of British elites, but were also invited to hold talks with Prime Minister Thatcher at his villa in Chequers, a suburb of London.

The talks between the two sides covered arms control, East-West relations and space issues. Mrs. Thatcher also mentioned the human rights issue in the Soviet Union.

In addition, during their stay in London, the map head and his wife Raisa visited the Westminster Abbey in England, where they paid homage to the tombs of Darwin and Churchill, and visited the library in the British Library where Marx wrote "Das Kapital" .

The Gords also went to the London headquarters of John Brown, a company that supplied turbines for gas pipelines in Siberia and competed in a bid to build a Soviet plastics factory.

During their stay in London, Raisa and her party also visited the big shopping malls and jewelry stores in London, and bought precious treasures from the capitalist world, which became hot news reported by the public for a while.

The supreme authority is still very interested in the shopping of the future first lady of the Soviet Union, mainly to see how frugal this first lady is compared to Brezhneva, who was slammed by the map headlines later.

After a few days of close observation, the future first lady does not seem to be frugal, but even more extravagant.

"If the Soviet Union and their eastern neighbors learn, should we invest in the Soviet Union?" , Is the more prosperous and powerful Soviet Union a good investment target?

Investing in the Soviet Union is not an option that has never existed in the free world. In fact, all countries have it more or less. Pamela Mountbatten asked about this option, which is also a feasibility at the moment.

"Of course it's okay not to consider American factors. Even if you consider American factors, you can do it." Alan Wilson agreed with his arms around the richest woman's body. "We should also have our own spokesperson in the Soviet Union, right? The idiot received by the Prime Minister is more reliable."

"There's no such person." Pamela Mountbatten tapped her husband's chest lightly. She was used to his optimism, but such words were too optimistic.

"Always work hard for it." Alan Wilson said to himself why not, he felt that his son was the most reliable person, more reliable than anyone else.

A day later, Alan Wilson went to work in Whitehall, holding in his hand a newspaper evaluating the Soviet delegation. It said that they were very confident, eloquent, energetic, amiable, approachable, and gentle. Humor and humanity; quick-witted, shrewd and capable, but just enough.

Throughout the year, there was no such positive report on the Soviet Union. Alan Wilson thought to himself, is it because the inherent stupidity of map heads has really reached the point where people can see through it at a glance?

Going to No. 10 Downing Street, Mrs. Thatcher did not hesitate to praise the head of the map, "I feel that he has a certain spirit of compromise, which is rare in other Soviet leaders."

"The head of state of a hostile country praised the British Prime Minister so much. I was thinking, did Churchill do something again?" Alan Wilson's mouth twitched, expressing an objective evaluation of the British war hero Churchill in front of Mrs. Thatcher.

"How can you say that about Sir Winston. He is a war hero." Mrs. Thatcher's face changed. Churchill is still a very important sign for the Conservative Party.

"Yeah, the United States has always praised Churchill's uncompromising spirit, just like you just praised the Soviets."

Alan Wilson muttered as if thinking, "After all, there are not many people like Churchill, so I don't think it's better to be too optimistic. Unless someone can replicate the glorious deeds of two battleships destroying Imperial Russia, I don't believe it."

If others knew that Alan Wilson had commented on Churchill in this way, it might cause trouble, but was he afraid? His people have all seen Hess, and it is a fact that Churchill's battle led to the collapse of Imperial Russia, which dragged on the war that would not have lasted so long for several years.

Suppressing Mrs. Thatcher verbally, Alan Wilson said, "You seem to have never smiled so brightly when you saw me, and you were so happy to see a Soviet man."

"Don't think too much about it." Mrs. Thatcher couldn't laugh or cry, what and what is this? It was just the first time she saw a novice politician who could handle it at will, and she was carried away with joy for a while.

Alan Wilson absolutely believed this to be true. While Mrs. Thatcher used the police to deal with striking workers, and dared to point fingers at the human rights issues in the Soviet Union, the map leader still hadn't refuted it? How can it be expected that the Soviet Union, who is praised by British public opinion, can do anything?

Yes, the Soviet Union itself is under heavy pressure. More than 30% of the Soviet Union's finances need to be used to support agricultural subsidies and farm workers' welfare; 15% of the Soviet Union's finances need to be used to maintain factory operations and worker welfare.

These two items together accounted for nearly half of the Soviet Union's fiscal expenditures, and the U.S. finances did not have such a terrible consumption. However, the Soviet Union has to carry two huge burdens to compete with the United States. The difficulty can be imagined.

However, in the past year, the industrial output value of the Soviet Union exceeded the plan, reversing the depressed situation of continuous decline in growth rate for many years. Agricultural output value increased by 5 percent, and social labor productivity increased by 8.5 percent.

There has been a significant increase in employee compensation, and the situation of always being out of stock on store shelves in various places has been significantly improved.

It can't be said that what Andropov can do with a sick body, put on the map head that Mrs. Thatcher is very optimistic about, and immediately take a sharp turn for the worse, right?

Mrs. Thatcher obviously wanted to regain Britain's traditional diplomacy, that is, offshore balance, so she told Alan Wilson about one thing. She suggested to the map leader to meet Reagan and try to improve it at the Los Angeles Olympics. The relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union, but unfortunately, the map head has not yet responded.

"He is only No. 2 now, and Chernenko is No. 1. How should I respond to you?" Alan Wilson replied with a smile, "But when it comes to the Olympics, it is a peaceful event."

Obviously, this is a good opportunity for Newfoundland to improve its economy. Every two years there is the World Cup or the Olympic Games. With this kind of help, it is no wonder that Newfoundland's development is so bright.

With a per capita income of 20,000 plus, you must know that last year Japan was just over 10,000, and Switzerland was only 170,000. After the Plaza Accord, the yen appreciated to compare with the current Newfoundland.

The biggest difference between the Los Angeles Olympics and history is that it was not boycotted by the Soviet Union, because the previous Moscow Olympics was not boycotted, and the income of Newfoundland was not affected by the struggle between major powers. This group of modern pirates should thank him as the first post-war administrator.

After the 1970s, the Soviet Union was clearly superior in the Olympic Games, while the United States had the home court advantage. This was destined to be a battle between dragons and tigers. The more unpredictable the Newfoundland, the more likely it is that income will be higher.

This time the Los Angeles Olympics started a number of innovations. Uber Ross led the committee to start from scratch and broaden its financial resources. It took the following main measures: entering into funding agreements with corporate groups; selling TV broadcasting rights and game tickets; reducing various expenses.

Make full use of the existing facilities, try not to build stadiums; do not build a new Olympic Village, rent two university dormitories in California for athletes and officials; recruit volunteers to do voluntary work for the conference, etc. ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ The participation of the Soviet Union For other countries There are also influences. For example, a certain big country may not achieve such impressive results in the Olympic Games for the first time. After all, it is taught by a master, and it cannot be broken. Many of the strengths of a certain big country are actually the sports strengths of the Soviet Union.

Alan Wilson watched the broadcast of the Olympic Games at home, applauded this peaceful event, and then devoted himself to his own affairs again. Since August, Chernenko has entered the stage of disappearance and has not shown up for a long time. Obviously, this is better than the Olympic Games. much more important.

After Mrs. Thatcher received the map leader, she began her own visit to China. Soon, the joint statement on Xiangjiang, which is well known but can not be said much, was released. Choosing to gain a sense of presence in the diplomatic field is a good move. As the frequency of iron ladies in the diplomatic field has greatly increased, strikes have become increasingly unnoticed.

In order to maintain the intensity, the good boy Arnold did his part and created a gang fight between the workers and the police, maintaining the heat of the strike, and he was about to shoot the next time.

I'm wondering when it will be finished.

(end of this chapter)

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