Chapter 1020 Parting on Bad Terms

It has to be said that the United States in this era has a profound heritage. Eisenhower's construction gave the United States a completely new look.

The period of prosperity from the postwar period to the present has been well-deserved. Britain went crazy and cashed in its colonies, and now it's just on the same level as the United States.

In a sense, when Japan and South Korea rose to prominence in the early days, they deeply felt that the consumption power of the United States was unlimited, which is definitely not a lie. It is precisely because of this that the pound was proud to have withstood the short-selling crisis before.

After all, Alan Wilson only used the strength of the United States to praise his contributions to Britain over the years.

Therefore, when Princess Margaret often asks him to ride on a rocket, the royal family is not at a loss, and he is fully worthy of it.

Alan Wilson, who was on the last leg of his visit, was not in a hurry to negotiate with the United States immediately. He found his old friend Lana Turner to take him around so that the other party could show his kindness as a landlord.

"A diplomat stayed with me directly after arriving in the United States. It was another gossip." Lana Turner rolled her almond eyes at the uninvited guest, but it could be seen that she was still quite happy.

"You Americans don't care about this kind of news, right? Didn't Monroe accompany Khrushchev when he came? She is the sexy goddess behind you. How is your relationship between the two of you?" Alan Wilson was very interested in this question. Keep asking.

"It's okay." Lana Turner put on the clothes she had taken off as she spoke, and a moment later she became a dazzling star again, lighting a chimney, "I'm giving you an advantage this time, I just got divorced. Could you do me a favor, if you can.”

"We are friends. As long as you ask, I will do my best." Alan Wilson lay with his legs spread out. The establishment of connections was mutual. Now that the words had come to this, could he still refuse?

"My ex-husband, can you help me get rid of him." Lana Turner turned her back to Alan Wilson.

Alan Wilson checked the bill and asked in disbelief, "Can divorce turn into this?"

"Normally not, but he raped my daughter Cheryl." Lana Turner took a long drag on her cigarette. "My daughter has become very extreme now and even killed someone last year."

Lana Turner married actor Lex Barker with whom she filmed the film "Flame and Flesh" in Italy. She later learned through her mother that Barker had raped her thirteen-year-old daughter, Cheryl. Despite Buck's many excuses, Lana puts a gun to Buck's head and drives him out of the house.

Last year, Lana Turner and her boyfriend Johnny had an argument in Lana's apartment, and then Lana's fifteen-year-old daughter Cheryl stabbed Johnny Stormpanato to death with a knife.

Because of her chaotic private life, Lana Turner's role in this case was criticized. On the contrary, her daughter Cheryl was widely praised. This case brought some trouble to Lana Turner.

"Huh?" Alan Wilson put his trousers on the boat without anyone noticing. He was really afraid that Lana Turner's daughter would have another life on her hands, and he would look for Lana Turner when she came to the United States. Turner seemed to have made a hasty decision, "Your daughter has a lot of character, maybe she can consider joining the army to sharpen her skills, but forget it."

As for the US military, which is an area hardest hit by female crimes, Lana Turner's daughter may have entered it, and she may become a murderer when she comes out.

The military discipline of the US military is world-famous. Even a general's daughter cannot protect herself when she joins the army, let alone a celebrity's daughter.

But Alan Wilson, who received a warm reception, couldn't turn his back and deny people. That was not his style. "I have taken note of your matter. When I finish this diplomatic mission, I will help you figure it out." Last full stop.”

"Thank you! You're welcome!" After asking and answering, the two of them had settled the matter.

This matter may also require Grace, who is not doing his job and is addicted to transporting dozens of tons of heroin to the United States every year. Alan Wilson cannot use the power of the state to kill an individual.

Of course, we can also let Korean orphans in East Malaysia do it.

But this is the United States. He adopted Korean orphans to facilitate his work in Asia. Coming to the United States is still somewhat risky.

"Cheryl will be very happy." Lana Turner expressed her gratitude sincerely, "How about you meet my daughter. It would be good for her to go to Europe to relax. With your help, I won't Worried."

Alan Wilson opened his mouth and nodded with difficulty, "No problem. I am obligated to marry my old friend's daughter. Maybe I can find a marriage, so you don't have to worry."

Did he really want to reject a woman who had killed someone? If she knew about her relationship with her mother, would it be a hidden danger? Is Alan Wilson even considering getting sucked into MI6 or finding a husband from Northern Rhodesia?

In fact, it’s not impossible. Isn’t Cheryl praised by the American media as a loyal daughter who protects her mother? With such a good reputation, it would be a pity not to use it to help Northern Rhodesia make money. It makes me sad to think about becoming a drug lord.

After a trip to the United States, Alan Wilson even started to worry about the marriage of his friend's daughter.

Alan Wilson, who took a private job, began to use his own connections. His best American friends, McCarthy and Robert Kennedy, belonged to the connections of two political parties respectively.

The common denominator is that both men are of Irish descent, and at some point the Irish could also be friends with Alan Wilson.

Now chief counsel to the Senate Select Committee, John F. Kennedy Jr. shifted his focus from tracking down pro-Soviet elements to investigating organized crime, overseeing labor racketeering investigations that led to his long-running feud with Hoffa, the president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. .

Alan Wilson knew that JFK Jr. would soon become an important figure in the Democratic Party by siding with his brother because of JFK's campaign, but hadn't that happened yet? At this time, Kennedy Jr. still wore the same pants as McCarthy.

"My friend, although I don't want to say it, your purpose this time may be disappointed." McCarthy is still very emotional. Although he uses all means to treat pro-Soviet elements in the United States without mercy, he can This does not stop him from being a good person.

"The Dulles brothers took the lead in this diplomatic friction and made a move to support Germany." Kennedy Jr. then added, "Of course we don't want to cause discord between Britain and the United States, but the Iran issue is indeed related to colonialism. , in principle the United States does not support the legacy of colonialism.”

"This is not an issue of colonialism, but a matter of British dignity. I have signed an agreement with Iran before and have adjusted the profit ratio to be the same as that of American companies. Iran's current total confiscation is untenable."

Alan Wilson looked indifferent, "And many British citizens regard Japan's stance of supporting Germany as an association with Axis relations. Robert, we can't stop the citizens' association. What I'm worried about is that the relationship between Britain and the United States will be affected."

Alan Wilson can be said to be a good actor at this time. Under the collective training of the Zodiac, he is already a senior actor just after his debut. His subtle expressions can express the entanglement of trying to maintain the special relationship between Britain and the United States, and worries about the future. .

This Oscar owed him a statuette for his acting skills, which also silenced McCarthy and JFK.

"Forget it, let's have a drink." Alan Wilson expressed his gratitude to the two of them with a smile, "I still have to communicate with the U.S. government. I hope that the United States can consider the relationship between the two countries as blood is thicker than water, and stand firm. On the British side.”

Kennedy was too drunk and soon left the main battlefield between the two.

"Joseph, Robert's brother is a Democratic senator. I'm not trying to provoke him. Maybe he will leave you. There are still quite big differences in some domestic affairs between the Republicans and the Democrats. Once the presidential election begins, the relationship between the two parties may not be the same. It would be too conciliatory, and a Republican presidential candidate would never forgive the opponent who beat him to the White House."

"Allen, if you fail to achieve your goal, I hope you won't blame the United States for its choice." McCarthy really wanted to help, but the matter had been decided by the White House and he really couldn't intervene.

Alan Wilson nodded, and the next day he officially represented Britain in diplomatic negotiations with the United States on the series of events triggered by the Iranian oil crisis. He was greeted by Deputy Secretary of State Smith.

On this day, officials from the U.S. State Department could hear a fierce argument broke out between the two. This explosive argument was clearly heard by everyone.

In response to Alan Wilson's demand that the US side with the UK impose sanctions on German biopharmaceuticals. Smith expressed his firm refusal and expressed dissatisfaction with Britain's actions to collude with Commonwealth countries and undermine the unity of the free world.

"The UK's sanctions are unreasonable. Everyone knows Germany's expertise in the fields of biopharmaceuticals and chemicals." Smith retorted bluntly, "Maybe the UK's accumulation in this area is not as professional as Germany's."

"It was accumulated with the lives of six million Jews. Do you dare to publish your words now?"

Alan Wilson asked with a sneer, "Do you dare to repeat what you said? You don't dare. The United States has been trying to weaken the ties between the Commonwealth. Do you dare to say that this is not true? Likewise, you can't. What else is there to say? , the United States’ actions to support Germany and Iran will cause twists and turns in British-American relations, and the United States will bear all the consequences.”

"The United States considers the overall interests of the free world, not the protection of colonial countries." Smith avoided the Jewish question. If he dared to continue, trouble would really occur. "Germany's previous responsibilities are not the reason for the UK to launch sanctions now." , the UK should immediately drop sanctions."

"Impossible." Alan Wilson flatly refused and spat, "Do you think Britain doesn't know the role the United States played in the Iranian oil crisis? Britain knows all about this."

"So what?" Smith said arrogantly, as if he was an American. "I thought this was the era of the British Empire."

The negotiations broke up unhappily, and the effort to persuade the United States to adopt a common attitude has officially failed.