Chapter 666 The Free Officers Organization

Murphy’s Law says that the less you want something to happen, the more it will happen. Out of long-standing caution, Allen Wilson chose to believe in this unexplained law.

While communicating with Governor Philip Mitchell in Nairobi, the capital of British East Africa, Alan Wilson did not forget to maximize the benefits of this tour by having the Zanzibar Commissioner guide the Sultan of Khalifa on his visit to Cairo.

It was also a way to set the stage for the next phase of his trip, and the framer’s job in British Africa was just a figure of speech. Black Africa, which is the worst place to be, is not yet ranked, and in every sense of the word, Africa is among the cheapest places on the world map.

Admit it or not, it is what it is, and Britain’s position on Africa as a source of raw materials was justified, and later powers inherited it.

Alan Wilson needed to judge what Kenya, the core of British East Africa in the 1950s, was really like. This was determined by a judgment about future planning, and in fact Britain designated Kenya as the core of British East Africa, not for any particular reason, but for only two reasons, the first being that it was a good location, and the second being that it was sufficiently backward.

Tanzania in British East Africa was originally a German colony, and it was after World War I that it fell into British hands. That was ruled out, and before British rule in Kenya, Uganda in the interior was actually far more civilized than Kenya.

East Africa is different from West Africa, and has not been slave trade triangle trade scraped the ground, can be sure that the civilization of the East African countries than West Africa, at the same time, the East African colonies are only in the late colonial era in the division, whether it is the British and French or Germany and Belgium, in 1884, after the Berlin Conference, after the depth of Africa, were surprised to find that black Africans actually have a concept of the country.

To be precise, it is the civilization of Africa other than West Africa is surprisingly good, which is completely different from the impression of European countries in Africa, because of the slave trade, Africa has not been torn apart by Europe’s order, generally concentrated in the interior.

Simply put, West Africa is less civilized than East Africa, and the most advanced parts of East Africa are not yet the coastal areas, but the landlocked countries like Uganda, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe.

The landlocked countries kept more traditions because the colonizers penetrated deeper into the interior of Africa very late.

This is why Uganda still has a number of kingdoms, and Kennedy, a place where state organization had not emerged in the interior of Kenya before it became a British colony and was still at the stage of a primitive commune, but among the Gikuyu people private ownership of land had arisen, and land that had originally gone to the patrilineal extended family-“Mbari “Some of the land that was formerly shared by the patriarchal family, the Mbari, has been turned into individual ownership, and the first forms of land rental have appeared.

White communities existed in Kenya, and for the time being the situation in Kenya was largely stable; after all, as the nucleus of British East Africa, the British had a relatively strong presence there compared to elsewhere.

Alan Wilson decided to look around Kennedy to get a sense of the strength of British control over Kenya. Of course, he was going to take Joan Bennett around, and there was no thought in his mind of pretending to be a pussy, so that the American actress could see the miles and miles of the British Empire, and at least so far, the land controlled by Britain is still bigger than that of the United States.

Who knows how much longer? So after this village, it’s time to cash in while there’s still some. Mombasa is Britain’s largest port in East Africa, which is responsible for a large share of Britain’s current food.

Among the real estate development strategies in Africa, Nairobi and Mombasa in Kenya are among them, and Kenya will also become an important stop for British Malaya’s importation of industrial goods to British East Africa.

The docklands gradually emptied. Crowds were leaving in pairs with umbrellas, and the streetlights had come on at the edges all around, a circle of light illuminating the concrete floor painted, east and west.

For the last few bells Allen Wilson was moseying through the crowd, craning his neck to find Joan Bennett, who, at the moment, was tired from standing too long, but still hoping she would show up soon. He sat down on the tube traveling bag and waited for her.

Five minutes passed, then another five, then another ten. The rain had stopped for a while, but the sky was still cloudy. Small puddles had formed everywhere on the large map, and the lights interacted with the puddles, and he saw that the leaping lights were hidden from view because of the downpour, and that the drops of rain gently caused some ripples on the water.

Allen Wilson puts the collar of his shirt up around his neck and considers removing the cloak from his travel bag, but decides it’s not worth the effort. He yawns and blinks his eyes, which are sore from fatigue. He scanned those paths along the dock and imagined Joan Bennett running toward him with open arms. Had he missed her in the bustling crowd earlier in the day?

He shook his head. Surely, if she hadn’t been able to find him, she would have waited. He managed to think of a good reason why she hadn’t come yet, but the options available were too jumbled and worrisome to consider in a second or two.

The rain was coming down harder, and he felt it soaking through his uniform and seeping into his bones. He stood up, it was time to walk. If she showed up, she knew where to find him. He had wiled away many days and nights, always with the rain pouring down around him, all of them staring into the firmament, waiting for the storm to stop, waiting for this tour to be over. All he wanted to do now was to return home, get indoors, and enjoy its dryness and warmth.

The neighborhood on that side of the harbor was full of people reunited in pairs, walking through the streets arm in arm, hugging and kissing. Alan Wilson, overwhelmed by disappointment, slung his traveling bag over his shoulder and walked breathlessly up the steeply sloping hill, sidestepping on one side to get out of the way of the happy men and women, who were oblivious of everything and everyone except each other.

A hand gently tapped Alan Wilson on the shoulder from behind and Joan Bennett pushed the large sunglasses from her face, “Alan, I didn’t realize you were so patient. To be honest, it’s hard to be unmoved, if you meet a young girl around twenty, most of them would choose to marry you.”

“I was afraid you’d lose it, an American star going missing in a British colony is certainly not bigger than the sky, but it’s not small either.” Alan Wilson breathed a sigh of relief and took Joan Bennett’s hand directly as a relief, “The point is, I don’t like to expose women to danger.”

“Then I’m very honored, and now I understand very well why why they like to be friends with you.” Joan Bennett spoke with a smile as she walked alongside the man, “I wonder when your tour will end?”

“I appreciate your company lately, the last stop in Africa is Egypt and you can return to Europe when you reach Cairo.” Alan Wilson looked breezy, but there was always a feeling that reaching Egypt would be quite a tricky thing to face.

The reason why he asked Sultan Sanibal to go to Cairo was just a distraction. Although he did not arrive in Cairo, he kept in contact with the Cairo side through telegrams, and there was no clear answer to his inquiry about the Free Officers Organization.

No reply does not mean that there is no danger, Alan Wilson is more inclined to, MI6 waste of fame. It really didn’t find out about the Free Officers Organization and Nasser’s movements.

What he himself preferred was for Murphy’s Law to be fulfilled, to jump out in a hurry and throw himself into the net while he happened to be on a tour of Africa, and to use one of his African tours to take care of all the short-term dangers.

That was why he had tied up Grace to accompany him, in the hope that this future chief of the Chetniks, at his side, might be welcomed to the rescue of Mihailovich if anything happened to him.

If you can use the wrist to facilitate the emergence of results in favor of the United Kingdom, Alan Wilson is more hopeful that this wave of contradictions can be focused on the explosion of the United Kingdom, whether or not the United Kingdom can safely through the short-term crisis, depends on this one hammer deal.

So he hoped that Nasser could do it in accordance with the original history of the time, at the same time he had to facilitate the reconciliation with Iran, and by the way, to take out the Gold Coast Kwame Nkrumah, this Pan-Africanist ideological flag-bearer.

Alan Wilson didn’t have a lot of time on his hands this time around, after all, touring the African industry as Deputy Secretary General of the Overseas Assets Management Council was a short-term part-time job, and he still had to go back to Kuala Lumpur to continue his work as a commissioner.

Whether or not he could get all these things to come up and be resolved within the period of his current tour would not be past wishful thinking, it would have to be with Nasser’s cooperation.

In recent days Alan Wilson had wondered how he could get Nasser to act in accordance with his historical contemporaries to initiate a coup.

In fact Alan Wilson’s dissatisfaction with MI6 lay in the fact that the Free Officers organization should have been around for years. Even Farouk I might have known that the organization existed, only it was not yet known how powerful it was. It’s hardly plausible that Britain didn’t know about it.

Or perhaps Britain also knew about the Free Officers Organization, but didn’t feel threatened by it. If this speculation was valid, then Allen Wilson could only say that MI6 was not as good as that thief Farouk I.

In any case, he must make a trip to Egypt, and it would be best if he could happen to block the coup d’état Nasser.

At the end of May, Alan Wilson, who had collected a bunch of first-hand information on British Africa, opened the second phase of the mission, secretly arrived in Egypt, and on the first day, he met the Sultan of Sanibar Khalifa, who was also visiting Cairo.

As an island nation too close to Africa, Sultan Khalifa was of course very taken with the idea of visiting the powerhouse of the Arab world, and was very grateful that Britain was able to make it happen.

“Dear Sultan, would you be able to ask for me if His Majesty Farouk is aware of the Free Officers organization. It is very important to me!” Alan Wilson took the initiative to speak, “It’s not good for me to come forward directly, if the Sultan can help the UK get this matter straightened out, I believe it will strengthen the traditional friendship between us even more.”