Chapter 1234 Nasser in Yemen

British Civil Service Text Volume Chapter 1,234 Nasser in Yemen Alan Wilson inserted Wick into the members of the talks to ban nuclear weapons testing. It was not that he was particularly fond of this subordinate, although he did have some intention to do so. The main reason is that this kind of meeting will not produce results immediately. It is more appropriate to put one person in with mixed seniority.

Similar talks may not yield results for several years, which is also the norm at international conferences. Alan Wilson's interest in Stockholm was limited to the fact that Greta Garbo came to visit.

After attending the victorious opening, he returned to London and continued his boring career as Cabinet Secretary.

"I thought you would stay a few more days." Pamela Mountbatten was surprised. Why has her husband been so good recently?

"That kind of unimportant meeting is more suitable for people with mixed seniority. I've passed that time." Alan Wilson answered lightly, "Who wants to always attend that kind of boring and boring meeting?"

"Not important?" Pamela Mountbatten looked confused. She didn't expect her husband to give such a comment. "That was a formal negotiation to ban nuclear weapons testing, which is a major event related to world peace."

"For Europe, the Soviet Union's tank army is more of a threat than nuclear weapons that can be aimed at each other." Alan Wilson's mouth twitched and he replied nonchalantly, "You ask the Soviet Union to reduce its military power in Eastern Europe. It is much more important than talks on banning nuclear weapons testing."

What is the use of this meeting? Can the Soviet Union control a certain big country? cannot! Can Britain and the United States stop France from researching hydrogen bombs? No, so what's the use of this meeting?

It is only useful in achieving consensus. As Pamela Mountbatten said, it can call for world peace.

Alan Wilson's understanding of the threat from the Soviet Union was mainly in terms of national strength. The number of nuclear weapons was only one of its manifestations. Isn't the Soviet ground armed force a threat? Is the Red Navy weak? Is the Air Force garbage? This is all supported by national strength.

"You have always looked down upon countries with large territories and large populations, except India." Pamela Mountbatten teased her husband, feeling that men are biased on this issue.

"Because India's territory is indeed not large, and its geography is also very bad. The influence of Hinduism is limited to South Asia, and it is basically a regional force. Indians say that Buddhism is a branch of Hinduism. Which country other than themselves believes that? "Alan Wilson denies looking down on India.

In fact, he believes that even if India does not climb into high-end manufacturing and only carries out extensive development, it can still be expected to surpass Japan in total in a few decades. The population is there.

And who says Japan can always be at a high level? Alan Wilson believes that it is not difficult for a large country to surpass Japan's per capita income.

It's as simple as Russia trying to surpass Europe's level.

The method is the same. Find ways to create conflicts to make international capital think that Japan is unsafe. Use this kind of insecurity to collapse Japan's economy. If I can't catch up with you, can't I drag you down to be as poor as me?

In his opinion, Japan's fate is nothing more than a matter of time. It will die slowly without conflict, and its per capita income will drop bit by bit until even the automobile industry declines and it will meet halfway with a certain big country.

If something like Ukraine happens, Japan is an island country that imports everything. It can go from the first world to the third world in half a year.

The world is so unfair. Faced with the challenge from the Soviet Union, the free world worked together to block and siege it for decades. Even after the end of the Cold War, they did not dare to slack off at all, for fear that Russia would show signs of fraud.

All that is needed for Japan is the Plaza Accord. Americans know very well that Japan, the second largest country in the world, will not be able to make a living without the American system.

After all, India is really a big and impressive country. It cannot compare with the conditions of a certain big country, but it is still easy to surpass 90% of the countries in the world. It is a pity that there are no wealthy small countries around India. Pakistan is also barefoot and will not Let the Indians blackmail.

When did Alan Wilson look down on India? He just met the Indian ambassador to the UK yesterday and praised the glorious history of Indian civilization. He made it clear that the Himalayan War was just an accident and that India's future is bright.

It’s not okay to say otherwise. The Five Permanent Members of the Oil Pipeline have such a temper. They really behave like a suzerain country and teach you. Indians will definitely tell you that India is a big country. By the way, recalling the history of British colonial India, Alan Wilson feels uncomfortable. He can’t They are better than Indians in debating scriptures.

After quietly listening to her husband's quibbles, Pamela Mountbatten had an expression of admiration on her face and said, "So dear, do you think India ranks before Egypt or after Egypt?"

"After that, for Britain." Alan Wilson answered decisively. "The importance of the Suez Canal to Britain is unparalleled. It is really worrying to hear that the Free Officers organization has not been eliminated."

Originally, Alan Wilson thought that the Arab leader Nasser should have disappeared, but the two subsequent riots in Algeria and Libya that did not shake the local governments showed that the Free Officers Organization did not collapse. It seems that Nasser is still alive, but he does not know where he is. Where has it gone?

The cabinet secretary's guess was correct. Nasser, who was determined to overthrow colonial rule, always adhered to his philosophy. Leading his followers in the Arab world, he searches for the weak links of imperialism.

In the past few years, Nasser has become an indomitable emperor. Egypt failed, Algeria failed, and even Libya failed. This did not shake Nasser's mind. He firmly believed that there must be a place to resist British colonization.

He was in a vast, gray wasteland filled with gravel and dust. The time is neither day nor night. The ground beneath his feet was a shifting layer of gravel, tugging at his boots.

He was struggling. A burning pain shot through the lower part of his back, shooting down to his buttocks and up his spine. Salty and bitter sand gathered around my mouth. The hole in his throat made him struggle to even breathe. He glanced at the horizon and felt a sting in his eyes: it was filled with wisps of black smoke that had been blown sideways by the wind.

He was tired, disoriented, and losing strength. He got down and started crawling on his hands and knees. Sharp stones bit into the flesh.

He found the follower in a shallow ditch, covered in blood but still alive.

Nasser gave him water and could see that the wounds were not big. Nasser heard the banging sound of the helicopter blades, still very slight, but getting louder. It was the British Tiger gunship. This sound almost became his nightmare.

Must leave this place soon. The noise was deafening now. The helicopter was right above them, but they couldn't see it.

A hurricane swept up the sand and rocks and swirled them up, stinging people so hard that they couldn't even open their eyes. For a moment, he couldn't see anything, and he bent down and groped to hug the soldiers who were following him. Nasser's hand dug into a chunk of beaten flesh.

Then chaos began with a barrage of bullets and rockets. Explosions followed, sending up blinding gray smoke around them. From the endless echoing sound came the dying scream of a person nearby, and it stayed in the air for a long time.

"No?" Nasser sat up suddenly, breathing heavily, with sweat on his face and neck. His legs were still shaking and twitching. He felt like his whole body was filled with lead, and the feeling of isolation and helplessness in his heart lingered for a long time.

After a while, Nasser looked around the room, trying to compose himself. A dull pain shot through his spine. After his third defeat in Libya, Nasser began to have such dreams, which occurred frequently, with only black and gray in color and the desert in the background.

"Colonel, what's wrong with you?" Sadat heard the noise and entered Nasser's room, followed by Farah and others, all followers of Nasser.

"I dreamed about the difficult years, and many of my partners sacrificed their lives." As Nasser spoke, the sweat on his body gradually evaporated. After saying a few words, he regained some energy, "Let's not talk about these anymore. For our cause, Everyone still needs to have firm faith.”

Nasser, who has experienced repeated defeats and defeats, seems to have developed revolutionary optimism and asked about the current situation outside. He brought hundreds of followers to the British colony of Yemen to continue his cause of Arab liberation.

I chose to come to Yemen because there was news that Britain was discussing the independence of Yemen with the local tribal forces in Yemen. Yemen was at the juncture of the ebb of British power.

To this day, Nasser has experienced highs and lows many times. He chose Yemen, where the British still have strong influence, to continue his career, both for himself and for his followers.

"The British Commission has moved to Qatar, and most of the troops have been evacuated to the Persian Gulf and Socotra Island. Negotiations are currently underway with several tribes. However, the UK seems to hope to retain the Aden military base. Many people are protesting and hoping The UK can completely withdraw and restore Yemen's sovereignty." Farah immediately replied, "Should we take advantage of this moment to carry out an armed uprising?"

"The previous failures show that the colonists are still quite powerful." Nasser shook his head and said, "We want to ensure the success rate this time, so we must first lie dormant and strengthen ourselves to gain a foothold, so that we can rescue other Arab brothers in the future."

Although Nasser did not lose his enthusiasm after many failures, he obviously gained a little more caution.

How to gain a foothold in Yemen is a major issue for him to consider, especially since there are still powerful tribal forces in Yemen. He must ensure success. It is not too late to realize other ideas after success.