Chapter 863 – Talking About Arms Sales First

Malaya Administrative Office, the colonial officials saw the top boss, with a unique temperament back, those with a good nose can still smell a drop of fragrance.

The head of the Executive Council and the Commissioner of West Malaysia, already waiting in the High Commissioner’s office, the top boss came out and also brought this smell in, “Commissioner, the smell is quite strong.”

“It’s not going to work today, gotta change.” Alan Wilson walked to his desk and sat down, and spoke immediately afterward, “No matter what beliefs, the Malay mosque, the Chinese temple are not allowed to be demolished. We have to respect their beliefs …… and give me the documents that need to be reported ……”

The Honorable High Commissioner of the Colony, who has just returned from the temple of the Goddess of Mercy, is not so much because of Anna’s two-child plan, but out of respect for the Chinese tradition of having many children, and in order to keep the colony’s demographics healthy.

The fundamental aim was to keep the population ratio of the two major ethnic groups constant, and the Malayan colony could not count on the so-called pension, which was essentially the wealth created by the young people used to support the elderly under the government’s deployment.

Counting on pensions, sooner or later will not be able to make ends meet, such as the United Kingdom, such as the old imperialism, need to be supplemented by the heritage of the former colonies, the United Kingdom is to create a financial center, to attract rich immigrants to spend money in the United Kingdom.

Like East Asian countries, young people are overstressed, the birth rate will avalanche, sooner or later there will be a scene of seven sisters supporting the whole country.

Land resources is a quantitative, like the former is not a colonial country, either like the Soviet Union as the land is vast, or more people power to break through the Europe and the United States set up a big filter.

In this process, traditional concepts cannot be ignored, and once the concepts are changed, there is no going back. Pacifist countries don’t have much of a fertility problem because of their religion. Apart from the low economic level, the stubborn traditional concepts of the Religion of Peace is also a big factor.

And Malaya needs the two major ethnic groups to balance, so the feudal dregs of burning incense and praying, Allen Wilson also has to take the initiative to contact.

Taking the report of two subordinates, Alan Wilson’s mouth is still than than chatter, “I heard that Xiangjiang north of China, is not being proclaimed the power of many, we change the name to also take the same public opinion. The Malays don’t need to be rushed, if we get one group right, the other will naturally follow.”

“Understood.” Alisa took out the same habit as her top boss, a small note to jot down the words to prevent forgetting.

“Theoretically, the Malayan colony won’t feel population pressure until it has a population of fifty million.” Richard took stock and nodded, “Still in the range we can handle.”

Alan Wilson was holding the survey report of the big urbanization build-up in Penang, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, and casually looked at it twice and said, “The first wave of urbanization is ready to begin. Waiting for Pamela to bring a group of planners from London can be officially started, supervisors are solved by the four major companies in Xiangjiang, as for construction materials, cement and steel are not lacking in Malaya nowadays, the first round of urbanization can begin. Kuching and Kota Kinabalu in East Malaysia are in no hurry, delay the start for a year.”

Counting from the defeat of Japan in 1945, another month will be eleven years, and the population of the Malayan colony has passed thirteen million. The post-war Japanese Confederates were intercepted by Malaya to build a number of housing units and infrastructure, but the time had come to update the separate housing units and the decade-old roads.

Crucially, Malaya also really needs to undergo some degree of urbanization to cut the leeks.

Necessary urbanization helps to absorb social wealth, but Malaya residents do not have to worry, he will not do everything to fish, with real estate to build this important colony, cut leeks have long taken the approach of the education industry, real estate is nothing more than the development of a certain degree of inevitable increase in economic vitality of the approach.

“Among the report, did not leave industrial land in advance?” Alan Wilson finished reading the report of the four important cities in West Malaysia, rushed to Richard and took the initiative to ask.

“Commissioner, we don’t have specialized design and planning talents, or the people from London arrive to arrive at a judgment.” Richard let out a bitter laugh and said, “In fact, I don’t understand, it’s entirely possible to find a group of people from Australia, it’s still cheaper.”

“It’s good to take care of a nationality beforehand. It’s cheaper to find them from Japan.” Alan Wilson shook his head and smiled faintly, “The current round of urbanization is projected to be the completion of Penang, Malacca, Singapore, and Kuala Lumpur, with all four cities exceeding a million people. I would like to see the results before the end of my second term, no later than completion in 1960, Richard, re-conduct some surveys.”

Richard nodded his head and left the office with the report before Alisa took out her briefcase and handed it to her top boss, “Commissioner, I can’t believe you ran off to beg for a son, is it that Pamela having only one daughter saddens you, in fact, what’s the problem with that if you want it.”

“Of course there’s no problem!” Alan Wilson glanced at the reliable subordinate with a bad heart, and frankly said, “I really went there with the purpose of the colony’s development.”

Then he lowered his head and flipped through the report submitted by Alyssa, the scope of Alyssa’s report would have nothing to do with Malaya. It involved Japan, Korea, Indonesia, and South Vietnam, and the Indonesian part was nothing more than, was there a recent rally bashing the white world.

The Japanese, Korean and South Vietnamese reports, on the other hand, were local reports along with photographs of what kind of criminal behavior was occurring by American GIs who couldn’t keep their genitals in check everywhere.

At this moment Allen Wilson’s behavior is similar to that of Ren Bohan, except that this part of his **** report is dedicated to the United States, from the massacre of U.S. troops during the Korean War to the rape of U.S. troops in Japan in the postwar period, and there are other parts of the book of the commissioner in other colonies.

The last page of the report is about a week earlier, when American advisors raped a high school student in South Vietnam. It was accompanied by a photograph of the death, of course, and Allen Wilson put it down with a grimace and asked, “How many files have been amassed?”

“About four thousand cases, and that’s the ones that made the news. Minor drunken and disorderly behavior doesn’t count.” Alyssa’s face was equally impassive, “Four or five hundred deaths, but a lot of them we dug up before nineteen-fifty and there’s not a lot of evidence.”

“You don’t need that much evidence for something like this, if photographs are evidence, having photographs of a hundred cases would be visually stunning.” Alan Wilson put the photos back in the compartment of the South Vietnamese newspaper, “We’ll have to keep these case investigations, maybe they’ll come in handy someday.”

“Maybe?” Alyssa said hesitantly, “Our garrison in Malaya spends a lot of money on that as well.”

“I don’t care about physical needs, aren’t there Korean women who come to the South Seas, and it seems like a lot of Filipino women have come recently. But you can’t let the garrison soldiers affect the residents of the colony, I’ve said many times that the two main ethnic groups in the Malayan colony are very conservative. When things go wrong, I’m quite willing to use a life to prove the authority of British law.”

If some local woman was too poor to be a soldier and had something going on with a garrison soldier, that was out of Alan Wilson’s hands.

But it wasn’t out of the question that the major sultans of the Conference of Rulers were quite willing, and showed no fear of authority in such matters.

While in Penang, Alan Wilson betrayed the garrison in order to keep his authority out of the hands of the Rulers’ Conference.

It’s a bit embarrassing to say it, but it’s better for the garrison to be supervised than for him to be supervised, and he has a society to benefit in Malaya.

It wasn’t as if he was doing similar things himself; his old colleague John, for example, was busy working on the independence of the Sudan, not forgetting to keep one eye on how the French soldiers were massacring the Algerians.

The Commissioner of Northern Rhodesia left behind numerous photographs of Congolese with their hands chopped off, and the Commissioner of Zanzibar documented the process by which the Sultanate of Zanzibar drove the blacks back to the African continent. Wasn’t the similar behavior of the various commissioners because they were taught by a fellow Under-Secretary-General of the Overseas Assets Management Board (OAMB).

What if it could be used someday, maybe even for profit, even if Belgium has long since stopped doing so in the Congo.

But because it had done so before, one day if it made Britain less reliable, with the hegemony of British public opinion, it would be perfectly possible to knock Belgium’s reputation as a country down the drain.

Alan Wilson didn’t see anything wrong with the collection of evidence of these crimes, including but not limited to the United States, and it was evident that he was still not afraid of power, saving the United States from always feeling self-conscious about how different it was from other European colonial powers.

The last one was a telegram, sent by his wife from Paris, about her conversation with Sylvia Bodini, Madame Monet, whose circle wanted to facilitate the creation of the European Economic Community.

“The Treaty of Rome?” Alan Wilson pondered for a moment and realized the purpose of these people in Monet. Unlike the original history, there was now a British presence among the EEC, and even a great deal of discourse.

Only Britain was treating the EEC as one of the two wings flying together, and was obviously not very interested in the EEC. It is also indifferent to Monnet, the President of the Commission of the United States of Europe.

Monnet is obviously looking for a representative of British capital to promote his idea of a Greater Europe. Pamela Mountbatten, who had a strong base of contacts in France, was considered a suitable candidate.

Alan Wilson immediately went to the telegraph room, half a world away to solve the problem for his wife, “The big European idea of Monnet’s group depends on what price can be offered. If it strengthens the pound, probably London won’t reject it. But the immediate question is, has there been any talk of grudge-level arms sales?”

A little later in the telegram, Alan Wilson’s thinking is a little clearer, said that if some important European enterprises in London to list financing, increase the financial strength of the United Kingdom, may be able to have a chance.

But this part has to be talked about last, the arms sale first, without talking about the grudge class aircraft carriers sooner or later is scrap metal.