Chapter 1667: Complicating the Simple

Now the Conservative Party’s MPs who were inextricably linked to the period before and after the Second World War numbered more than seventy, which was not as exaggerated as Japan’s hereditary MPs, but it still accounted for a quarter of the Conservative Party’s MPs.

Pulling together thirty MPs to turn against them, Pamela Mountbatten didn’t think it would be much of a problem, not to mention the fact that Alan Wilson could help out in Whitehall.

If these World War II interest-related MPs, seeing that Hess can still continue to live, and the UK no longer has an excuse to keep him in custody, want to kill and kill, then any operation can not be hidden from the Cabinet Secretary, this matter can be done, but definitely not in vain.

“As for the Anglo-American special relationship? If it exists at all, it was never a headlong affair. American presidents can only be re-elected twice, and who can guarantee that the next president will still look like Reagan?” Alan Wilson thinks the special relationship is bullshit, also because Reagan’s successor, George Bush Sr, was a pragmatist.

The Anglo-American special relationship, which Margaret Thatcher touted for years, has, not surprisingly with the change of U.S. presidency, once again become a headache for Margaret Thatcher. Under the old Bush, Mrs. Thatcher’s Anglo-American special relationship again became her own words, so that lickspittle shall not die.

According to the term of office, Mrs. Thatcher will certainly see the United States of America on the Anglo-American special relationship change, this point does not need Alan Wilson to worry about, the old Bush this person, he is not Reagan that the bewildered person, supreme authority remember, he are counted as an old friend of the people of a large country.

Of course, his son Bush Jr. for a while did let a certain big country feel the danger, but there is also Uncle Lamp’s shocking collision, Bush Jr. lured away, it is always a surprise.

“I actually like Vice President Bush, talk about some actual benefits instead of souring on special relationships, at least I personally don’t find it disgusting.”

The couple are not young now, but just outside the palace, but also hand in hand walk, the two do not know that this let Princess Diana see, that is quite envious.

The day after her third term as prime minister, Margaret Thatcher went to Buckingham Palace to present the Queen with a list of her new cabinet members. Several key ministers remained in their posts, Nigel Lawson, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Geoffrey Howe, the Foreign Secretary, Douglas Hurd, the Home Secretary, and George Yellows, the Defense Secretary.

Most of them are familiar faces. It seems that Mrs. Thatcher does not see the need for another Cabinet reshuffle anytime soon, after all, the ones who don’t listen to her have already been thrown out of the Cabinet.

The first thing after Margaret Thatcher’s reelection, is to visit the United States, Alan Wilson m not do nothing to listen to the end, did not make any comments, Margaret Thatcher directly asked in return, “do not say something?”

“There is nothing to say, Reagan is now caught in the middle of Yinlangmen, the myth of the politician has been broken, the prime minister is willing to go is your freedom.” Alan Wilson replied unperturbed, “That’s what politicians do, say one thing and do another, I’ve seen it all over the years. There are those who are keen on the special relationship and those who are not, and foreign policy changes all the time.”

The U.S. quietly and secretly sold arms to former foe Younger in the midst of the “War of Two Younger” in exchange for the Younger government’s persuasion of Lebanon to release yet another U.S. hostage being held in Beirut. And that’s not all: the money from the arms sales was then used by the CIA to secretly fund the Contras in Nicaragua.

And both of these major events were carried out in secret without the knowledge of the U.S. Congress or the public.

Once this explosive news was revealed, it immediately created a furor in Congress and among the public, with the finger of blame pointed directly at the Reagan administration and President Reagan himself. The situation was so violent that it had the momentum of “black clouds pressing down on the city and wanting to destroy it”, and its intensity was no less than that of the bombardment of President Nixon in that year.

Although the President’s Special Committee of three and the House and Senate Joint Commission of Inquiry have issued a statement announcing that President Reagan has nothing to do with this matter, can not be determined to have malfeasance and illegal behavior, but many people still do not believe that the results of such investigations. President Reagan’s image was severely tarnished and his credibility took a huge hit. The media published nothing but cruel and contemptuous comments about him.

“Isn’t it just a backroom deal?” Mrs. Thatcher said with dissatisfaction, “Didn’t you also say that sometimes the state has to give up good people who don’t cooperate?”

“That’s what I said, but I wasn’t stupid enough to be outed.” Alan Wilson took a backward step and said with an air of irrelevance, “It’s better for the Prime Minister to speak with a little more rigor.”

Mrs. Thatcher arrived in Washington, saw Reagan all without the previous radiant, into the eyes is like a dead, helpless look.

Alan Wilson is very opposed to Mrs. Thatcher always forget the United States to run, but the good thing is that the other member of the real couple store, or to do the husband and wife as one, in has been given to Sofia’s Hawksin Manor, hosted a number of Cabinet Secretary in the eyes of the idlers, these people are almost all the oldest British and American special relationship supporters, seniority is far more than Mrs. Thatcher to the old.

And these guests, who had even been quite tantalizingly out of politics, talked about things that had nothing to do with the Anglo-American Special Relationship, but another man in another country, Hess the man who still had to be cut down to size.

For the richest woman in the world, this is not at all a surprising thing, her husband has already warned before, and soon called the phone to Whitehall, “What is the darling doing?”

“Investigating whether the media outlets that are shilling for the Prime Minister in the middle of this election are all whitewashed? Very productive.” Alan Wilson clamped the microphone and said, there is no need to hide, he has been doing this for decades, but he is still quite good for this group of people within the United Kingdom, although for decades interested in checking out, but never dealt with anyone, just left the evidence, “Call must be something, want to ask what?”

“Isn’t it a bit of a waste of resources to have only one inmate in a prison?” Pamela Mountbatten asked truthfully, a prison with only one inmate, such places certainly existed in this world. West Berlin Prison, with the release of Speer and others in nineteen-sixty-six, Hess, who was the only remaining prisoner at Spandau Prison, became the loneliest man in the world.

The German Deputy Führer, who had fallen into British hands early in World War II, was no greater in crime than any of the other inmates, and as the others had been released for twenty years, it was inappropriate to keep him alone, and as the Soviets had even long wished for Hess to be released and the prison closed down, resistance to Hess’s release was by no means coming from the Soviet Union.

“We’ve always emphasized openness, my dear, to make sure things are transparent and open, you know that’s something the Prime Minister has emphasized since he took office, and even made a TV series to connote us.” Alan Wilson subtly reminded the richest woman to leave all the evidence behind.

“I certainly wouldn’t be so naive.” Pamela Mountbatten gripped the microphone tightly and said, “It mostly depends on when it’s convenient for you.”

“That’s true, of course you have to wait until the Prime Minister returns for such a big event, but she’ll be back tomorrow.” Ellen Wilson schmoozed, “Only just re-elected herself, and off to wipe Reagan’s ass. Not much of a problem though, we got what we deserved. The Soviets tried to release Hess, the British tried to kill him on videotape, what are we afraid of?”

A day apart, Margaret Thatcher returned impatiently to recount her visit to the U.S. Just in time for the festering Yoon Rang-gate, Margaret Thatcher used her goodwill and feminine charisma in the eyes of the American people to weigh in on President Reagan, praising his style of person and performance in office.

She also gave loud cheers to the moody American public in an interview on CBS’s Face the Nation.

“Realistically, Reagan’s time in office is running out.” Alan Wilson reminded with regret on his face, “I don’t see him being able to do anything except squeeze Britain out of the influence of the African strategy. Negligence, and maybe that idiot, Maphead, can let Reagan rake in a little credit.”

Nonsense aside, Allen Wilson elaborated on the problems brought about by Hess, “We always thought that the Soviet Union would be adamantly opposed to the release of Hess, but the Soviet Union has changed its mind since Maphead came to power. I now that we’re laying out the Soviet Union as the bad guys again, no one believes it at all. In fact, we all know in our hearts that it’s Britain that really wants the old man dead and can’t let him out alive.”

“Then let him die.” Mrs. Thatcher nodded painfully, “But don’t let the Soviets find out, can you pick a time to do it when the Soviet prison warden is watching.”

Ellen Wilson’s eyes were close to the Prime Minister’s face, making the Iron Lady very uncomfortable, before she finally said leisurely, “Can you not be so wishful thinking when considering a problem? Are you still planning to plant evidence on the Soviets, saying that they killed Hess? Thinking is good, I am not capable of that, but I reckon that the Prime Minister’s persuasion of Prisoner Surin will definitely succeed.”

Under this gaze, Mrs. Thatcher’s cheeks reddened in a rare way, and she felt that she was being naive, but still dripped unconvincingly, “The Soviets are suited to that role.”

“I wish a meteor would come and crash the earth.” Alan Wilson turned on his heel and walked away, not even bothering to contradict the Prime Minister, who sooner or later was going to have to send the Atlanticists, along with this Prime Minister, to the midst of the dustbin of history.

This needs to choose MI6 reliable people to operate, the number of people can not be too many, because Allen Wilson afterward still have to kill and exterminate, at the same time in the extermination of the evidence also left behind. Of course the extermination of the time, he still has to make a joint decision with the prime minister, this kind of thing Allen Wilson never exclude, but he will never do this by himself, the prime minister must be with him to kill and exterminate.

“To get all of Hess’s personal belongings, especially the diary, and after getting this physical evidence in hand, have you personally silence the agent who carried out the mission.”

Alan Wilson sneaked up on Ross and said with the look of a thief, “Don’t you dare mention this to Margaret or your mother will come after me.”