Chapter 1773 – Half of the Mountain

This meeting of the Supreme Soviet was not exactly what the free world had expected, but it was comforting enough to have such an outcome after the overthrow of the Chevalier’s gang.

In fact, there were voices that thought that the next time, the Soviet Union would return to the old ways of confrontation, with the better result that Europe would be in trouble in the future, and the worst that the Iron Curtain would fall again.

But Alan Wilson still reminded Margaret Thatcher that there was not much power left in the hands of the Mapheads, and that this government was more Conservative than any six years ago, and that as for the original allies of the Chetniks across the USSR, it was clear that they would not dare to take on the violent establishment when the most powerful local groups had been overthrown, and that the free world could pay, but clearly the Soviets had proved that they can take a life, and when it counts, the liberals still take a life.

The revocation of the status of the Lithuanian Union Republic and the breaking up of the Lithuanians was indeed deplorable, but apart from being deplorable, the free world could not do more, and in fact could not do much from the moment it was erected with arms.

Ligachev’s comments about deporting five million liberals to live in the free world, and naming Germany in particular, upset the Germans enough to suggest that the Soviet Union find a real culprit such as the British.

Anti-British sentiment in Germany seems to have risen quite a bit since the strangling of Kohl, but it doesn’t matter, in time the Germans get used to it.

The British Foreign Office has taken the strongest stance, making it clear that Britain does not recognize the Lithuanians as refugees, and even if they are real refugees, coming by boat will be treated as an invasion, and will certainly let these people sink into the North Sea, and when issuing the statement, it also highlighted the Cuban stowaway precedent, and that Britain will not make a similar mistake.

The USSR got the message in seconds, and the tone changed to one of being able to send them to Cuba to do as they please, and the US then expressed its displeasure at the UK’s maneuver of hitting the US over the head with a flare.

The last thing that happened was that the Soviet Union was willing to get together with the European countries to talk about the future landscape of Europe, to sit down calmly and talk about whether it was possible to establish a long-lasting peace evaluation mechanism.

When the British Foreign Office responded to this news, Alan Wilson was walking with Shiloh, who came to London, and Middleton had to worry about Whitehall matters.

Regarding the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that is, the matter of increased heat in Sino-US relations, Charlotte obviously had something to say, and Allen Wilson did not care, that is East Asia’s business, “The Americans are still pinching the fraudulent island, and Bush, even if he has a certain amount of personal feelings for them, what can he do?”

Bush Sr. is a pro-Chinese, but what can he do alone? The people of a major country should undeniably be grateful to Bush Sr. but this president hasn’t done much.

And in this election, Zipton has surged, and is already closing in on Bush Sr. in the polls; historically, Bush Sr. had the Gulf War to his credit and still lost, and this time it’s more than a little dicey.

“Can’t we find a way to push for a return?” Charlotte talked about a kind of optimistic speech, but apparently this kind of speech in Alan Wilson here and delusion has the same status, “If I were an American, I would mold 20 million cannon fodder out, I not only want to promote the war, I also want to personally in the fraudulent island planted nuclear landmines detonated, and when it comes to say that it is your country to use.”

“Don’t dare to go to war, huh?” Seeing Shiloh’s silence, Alan Wilson sneered, “Then what else is there to talk about, what’s there to talk about, the world order is made by those who speak English, where is the part for you to talk?”

“Father, you couldn’t do that with Ireland either.” What did Shiloh think of his father’s harsh words? England didn’t have its own problems.

“The times saved them.” Alan Wilson spoke again, “The rules were made by English speakers, and the Soviet Union was no match in that regard, let alone you. You can’t understand that statement, you can’t understand that Ireland and Fraud Island are different,”

Not essentially different, but by definition they are, Kosovo is wrong to want independence from Serbia, Udon is wrong to want independence from Russia, there’s little reason why the enemy is considered a human being, and still wants the power of a human being?

Of course if you really dare to pose for a nuclear war, the Americans are still willing to talk to you, the good times are still long, you can’t really accompany a bunch of mudslingers to the same fate.

At present, the free world is fiercely opposed to the Soviet Union, but on the surface can not say it, because the Soviet Union shelled the White House, using cloudburst bombs, so the Soviet Union temporarily counts as an individual, before finding a way to crack to recognize the human rights of the Soviet Union, who said that the Soviets do not have human rights, that is the enemy of the free world.

Alan Wilson applied for Albert to be transferred back to the mainland, for which he felt he could have a good talk with Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady said you’re thinking fart food, really, more people said couples store.

“I am willing to talk to the Soviets on behalf of Britain about a number of issues regarding the current state of affairs in Europe that the Soviet Union should recognize.” Alan Wilson made a direct offer, “If the Soviet Union agrees, it might boost the Conservative Party’s approval ratings a bit, sparing it an embarrassment similar to President Bush’s.”

Margaret Thatcher straightened her back and finally gave the order for Albert to return home, it is well known that a scholarly general should be in a more appropriate position, the position of Vice Chief of Army Staff would be appropriate, and then Margaret Thatcher began to ask, “Getting the USSR to accept the current European pattern, are you sure about that.”

“I just want to talk business with the Soviet Union.” Alan Wilson said with his arms folded, “I hope that the Soviet Union will give in on something that it would have never valued before.”

What things did the Soviet Union not value? Mrs. Thatcher was puzzled, but in asking, Alan Wilson had stopped talking and simply replied that he would leave before the end of the year, and of course this would be with the Foreign Secretary John Major, after all, a Cabinet Secretary who leaves the Foreign Secretary hanging out to dry is not a good thing to say.

Alan Wilson at this time has been prepared to contact the Soviet Union and the good Dahl, but this does not delay the United Kingdom in scolding France, that is being carried out on the Soviet Union to visit France’s diplomatic action, on behalf of the French disloyalty to the free world, as for the time when the United Kingdom out of the reason, because France has been disloyal, so the United Kingdom can not look at France to pick up the cheapest for nothing.

This will also be the last major event to be accomplished during the Cabinet Secretary’s term of office, and Pamela Mountbatten said she must know what her husband is up to, or she won’t sleep today.

“I wish the Soviet Union had given it to Britain, but something the Soviet Union itself has never valued is that trade settlements must be in pounds sterling.” How could Alan Wilson keep this from his wife? This is the richest woman in the world, “And the Soviet Union has to disarm, which is also for the sake of peace in Europe. Europe itself is militarily balanced in order to have a basis for peace, otherwise the role of the United States will be perpetuated in order to balance the Soviet Union.”

Allen Wilson was not snubbing the Soviet Union, however, but it was natural to ask for these things from the Soviet Union, and naturally give something in return, such as full assistance to the Soviet Union to help it complete its transformation.

“You’re going to take money for peace?” Pamela Mountbatten thought about it and was not right to talk about it. After all, if the Soviet Union is willing to let the pound to play the role of foreign trade settlement, Hui is also worth it. The richest woman is mainly afraid that in the future, the Soviet Union slowed down, may be reversed.

“That’s why aid has to be tied to disarmament.” Alan Wilson said that these two things must be put together to solve the problem, the Soviet Union piled up a frightening scale of weaponry, must be reduced.

Do not think that the Soviet Union suffered a loss, this is also beneficial to the Soviet Union, the size of the Soviet army, the current financial situation of the Soviet Union simply can not afford to feed, and these five or six years down the hearts and minds of the people, the people’s voices can be a lot more powerful than the needs of the army, the USSR itself does not have the money, no money to what extent it is the Soviet Union’s treasury gold reserves of three hundred tons.

This is the Soviet Union in previous years to buy food a year’s expenditure, that is to say, now the Soviet Union’s treasury can only ensure that this year will not go hungry, as for what other construction, all have to borrow.

If the Soviet Union is willing to make substantial moves on the issue of disarmament, Britain can help the Soviet Union to raise funds for the next stage of development, of course, the free world does not do anything for free aid. Even if the USSR is willing to use the pound sterling in exchange for trade settlements, the aid will have to be paid back.

The Soviet Union can choose to use the Soviet army to suppress the voices of discontent, but the army can not solve all the problems, not to mention that sometimes the army itself is part of the problem, I believe that the good Dahl at this time has already recognized the problem, that is, the Soviet Union’s finances are already full of holes, as for like the Soviet Union when the Soviet Union was just founded to use the method, now can not be used.

It was in this context that Allen Wilson made this secret visit, with a level of secrecy comparable only to the negotiations with the Germans in Munich in the first place.

“It is delightful to be able to see you again.” Allen Wilson gave Foltseva a warm hug and said with a tone of homage to the Culture Czar, “Shall I call you by your first name, or Deputy Director?”

“I am not in charge of you.” Foltseva gave a you-care-what-you-want gaze and said, “This time, there must be something going on, and I guess, you should come to take advantage of it.”

“Don’t say that, Katyusha. I’m here for Britain, you’re here for the Soviet Union, it doesn’t have to be a head-on collision.”

Alan Wilson’s tone was mild, but opening his mouth for half of the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union’s strength was still too much of a disruption to the balance, and something had to be done on top of mitigating the body count.

Foltseva frowned, listening to the other party’s words, and finally could not help but slap the eucalyptus, “You really dare to think, am I hearing it wrong.”

“The army is a part of domination, but not the only one.” Alan Wilson shook his head, “What’s the use of your fifty to sixty thousand tanks? Isn’t it still time to decommission them and seal them? No one would dare do anything to the Soviet Union as if you had 30,000 tanks, but to Europe it would be a whole different story. Is there a difference between 40,000 nukes and 20,000 nukes? The difference is that the Soviet Union can barely even afford to keep its nukes now.”