Chapter 515: My Deepest Sympathy

“Oh?” Allen Wilson’s face was full of playfulness, looking at the Americans who if operating in the dark, for a moment there was a feeling that the glory days had returned, “Mr. James, it would have been the truth, no need to deliberately emphasize it.”

After a short period of playfulness, Alan Wilson expressed friendliness, “Who in this world does not know the intimate relationship between Britain and the United States, if I deny it, then there is no doubt that I am lying.”

Allen Wilson opened his mouth full of daddy’s love for you, playing small to see you as a rebellious son with an outstanding tone. As for the burning of the White House that can not even be mentioned, the mention of all the two countries intimate battle.

But mentioning it, James will not be relaxed because of this, relaying the views of the country, “Washington and London’s friendly relations, once again on the issue of the Soviet Union, should not be put to the test.”

“Where does that begin?” Allen Wilson spoke salaciously, “In principle, Britain has always supported the United States, as you know, Mr. James, and it is very sad to speak so. Although I myself have reservations about import and export controls, I have never said so.”

“Mr. Wilson is against the technological embargo against the Soviet Union?” James asked rhetorically with a surprised look on his face, emphasizing, “For the United States the Soviet Union is far away, for the United Kingdom the Soviet Union is close at hand, I’m sure you wouldn’t be unaware of the difference, would you?”

“It’s not so much that I object to it as that I don’t see much use in it, I suppose. In fact, I know in my heart that a blockade involving multiple countries will only end up becoming a platform for mutual abuse. The member countries will have nothing but to point fingers at each other during meetings at that point.” Alan Wilson glanced at the other party as he said this, and said in a conspiratorial manner, “Maybe the country that destroys the export control at that time is the United States as well, it’s not like the United States hasn’t done this kind of thing before.”

James was a little embarrassed, he knew it was the Great Depression, the United States of America’s great help to the Soviet Union’s industrialization, a little angry and weak, “That’s all in the past, it’s the United States made a mistake.”

“There was no mistake, it’s just that the United States had a bigger goal at the time.” Alan Wilson smiled gently, “On the matter of import and export controls, ask London if they agree, of course London agrees, but what about Rome? What about Paris? I don’t need to tell you that these two countries simply have no secrets from the Soviet Union, you and I know that in our hearts.”

“Will this become the bridge that binds Washington and London, and then but between Paris and Rome and Moscow? On a pessimistic note, that possibility certainly exists, and even if it does, we still support the decision, and you can’t expect London to do more than that, Mr. James, can you?”

Alan Wilson set out what London expects from this, the first point being that the US is expected to keep a tight rein on its rule-breaking heart.

The second point is that the U.S. must show a good faith by example; it will not do to enforce one set of standards on Europe and another set of standards on European countries.

In fact, after the fervor of the early days of the establishment, the weekly meetings of the Batumi members at the U.S. Embassy in France became a platform for mutual accusations and attacks and a jockeying ground for the Soviet market.

What common values simply does not exist, the Toshiba incident is just happened in Japan, happened in Europe and the United States between the quarrel much more, only Japan is ultimately in the bottom of the U.S. alliance system, in the Toshiba incident was set fire to the European countries and the United States of America between each other slamming mostly will not be known just.

In addition to this, Alan Wilson turned the tables and expressed his firm support for import and export controls, saying that what he had just mentioned was just a matter of detail, and that more discussion might be needed to safeguard the vital interests of each country and save internal disunity in the future.

This in fact does not even need to be said, his first visit to the United States Embassy was also firmly supportive, with the same attitude as now.

As for the United States want to let the United Kingdom to help put pressure on other countries, that is impossible, Alan Wilson said he is not even optimistic about this organization, but just to give the United States a face support, but also want to use the United Kingdom as a gun to make it simply impossible.

After expressing strong support in the general direction, Alan Wilson took the initiative to send James outside the embassy, ending this private communication.

Return to the embassy, Pamela Mountbatten took the initiative to welcome up, see his man a serious whisper asked, “sent the Americans away? Look at you, why so serious.”

“Just a deep appreciation of the current British situation, if the dependence on the United States continues, we still can not get rid of the situation of being pressurized.” Alan Wilson reached out and put his hand on his fiancée’s shoulder and sighed, “My dear, that’s why this matter, in the end, still depends on the contrast of the national power, I hope that the UK will be able to get rid of the dependence on American funds as soon as possible.”

Get rid of the dependence on U.S. funds, this import and export control still has the need to exist, the capitalist countries, despite the contradictions and disagreements, but the general goal of everyone is the same, are trying to curb the socialist countries and the development of economic power to defend the strategic high ground of capitalism, after all, the imperialist war of yesteryear has ceased to exist, and in its place is the two futures, the two systems of the life-and-death struggle.

This was not just what Alan Wilson meant; it was what France, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands all meant. Everyone’s containment of the Soviet threat was fundamental, and the present dispute was just a matter of detail.

Allen Wilson also had a little doubt that in seeing France and Italy, there was always a feeling of looking at undercover agents. I’m really afraid that one day these two countries will come and say, “I didn’t have a choice before, now I want to be a good guy.”

“You’ve worked so hard for your country.” Extricating herself from the surroundings of the French aristocracy, Pamela Mountbatten hastened to belabor her man’s lonely mind upon her return.

“You’ve worked just as hard, my dear.” Alan Wilson wrapped his arms around the woman in his embrace, was the master of time management not just a name?

In essence, the Paris Coordinating Committee was nothing more than a loose cartel alliance. This is the biggest role, the pursuit of high profits from monopoly.

While the U.S. is among the most powerful of these countries, it is not quite a tightly knit group of Conseillers.

There may not be a pattern in saying that, but that’s the way it is, and that’s the biggest role of the Paris Co-ordinating Committee, similar to the one that exists in OPEC.

Speaking of that OPEC cartel alliance, it certainly isn’t there right now, and Allen Wilson would like to see the UK join in if possible, but with the North Sea oil fields yet to be discovered, it would be quite difficult to join such an organization.

If the UK came up with an idea and the US ended up joining in, it would be more than worthwhile for the UK now.

Now Allen Wilson is through Pamela Mountbatten, first in the weak link among the oil-producing countries, to establish an oil company than any now oil companies have a conscience, and after making a name for themselves in slowly penetrating towards the Persian Gulf countries.

In fact, it is very similar to another thing, such as a certain idea, first from the weak link of imperialism Imperial Russia victory, and then slowly spread to the world.

Starting with Libya was also for this purpose, joining forces with the French to make a name for themselves, and prying into the Persian Gulf, where British-owned oil companies are concentrated. Eventually putting an end to the overly unforgiving old oil companies with an improved face.

“By the way, my love, send a little exploration team to Egypt as well, and then declare that all of Egypt has no oil resources.” Alan Wilson remembered his old boss Sir Barron, soon to support the Cairo meeting of the Arab countries, ready to send a big gift.

Egypt has nothing but yellow sand hair, which Alan Wilson knows all too well, and after the death of Kadazo, the other country that fought with the Turkish-Esudan for control of Libya was Egypt, which has nothing but hair.

“Why?” Pamela Mountbatten wondered, not understanding what the point was.

“Trafficking in anxiety!” Alan Wilson whispered, “It’s good for the future of the British Empire.”

The days of both cooperation and struggle continued as Pamela Mountbatten returned to London to borrow money again, and after scouring the French aristocratic community, as it were, returned to London to approach the British aristocracy, banking on the hope of reaching an eventual win-win situation.

Ready to win twice Pamela Mountbatten, like a hard-working bee, tirelessly.

The representatives of the five nations, including Allen Wilson, were at the U.S. Embassy, listening to the loud ranting of the Americans, “I just can’t believe that the Chinese would really dare to confiscate the assets of the United States of America.”

“Absolutely not!” Alan Wilson was equally righteous, expressing Britain’s determination to stand with the United States.

“Britain should join the United States in pressurizing and issuing a protest!” James made his suggestion with a flash of light in his eyes when he heard Allen Wilson’s words.

“That’s not appropriate, is it?” Alan Wilson said unhurriedly, “There’s just a rumor, it hasn’t been paid off yet, would it seem petty to do it now. Surely we all agree that this is a plague, a shock, an unprecedented holocaust.”

“Can’t we do something about it?” James looked at Alan Wilson with an expectant gaze, wanting to see if there was a way to deal with it from the mouth of a diplomat of an old imperialist country.

“Actually, there isn’t nothing!” Alan Wilson spoke unhurriedly, “It’s nothing more than a few attitudes, the first is to listen, the second is to express regret, the third is to file a formal protest, the fourth is to cease diplomatic relations, and the fifth is to formally declare war.”

“Listening to it means that we have no way, expressing regret shows that we admit to making a fool of ourselves. As for filing a protest, the other side may not take it seriously, and terminating diplomatic relations is meaningless at this point. Direct declaration of war?”

Alan Wilson kicked the ball back when he said this, “What does Mr. James think of the fifth option?”

“Isn’t it a bit over-reflective?” James said with a frown when he heard Alan Wilson answer that way.

“Then gentlemen, let’s continue talking about the control list.” Allen Wilson greeted the French representative Claire, “We in the UK believe that among the arms control list, there should be ……”