Chapter 17 Strength Determines Everything

"We are gentlemen in the civilized world. Don't look at things with the local caste." Pamela Mountbatten looked strange. Why did this young civil servant sound like an old man? There are many beautiful things in the world, but the other party turned a blind eye.

"The two major religions are fighting each other every day, and we, the UK, have indeed colonized here. If one day we leave, do we expect the Indians to thank us?" Alan Wilson said with a chuckle, "What did the UK do here? , we, as Britons, know all about it."

British India once wanted to establish a more efficient management system, that is, before the Indian uprising. At that time, while establishing an efficient management system, Britain devoured the country and eliminated the caste system.

But the caste system is the pillar of Hinduism, and in the end several reasons combined to cause the Indian uprising. After the Indian uprising, British India also officially emerged. Afterwards, the Governor of British India officially gave up his previous idea, and kept the Tubang and Tubang living together in harmony, and no longer wanted to do anything to the caste system.

No matter how many colonial officials the British send, they will always be at a disadvantage in terms of numbers. Therefore, the caste system just facilitates their colonial rule and makes it easier for them to find out which ethnic groups are the upper class that need to be wooed and bought, and which are the lower class people. Just need to act as cheap labor.

The caste system in the traditional sense restricts personal occupations, which also facilitates the British to plan which ethnic groups to engage in which manual labor, and what positions the upper class who bought with benefits should occupy in the colonial government.

The British Empire ruled India not to provide welfare and spread equality for everyone. They retained this system of grading people, which is essentially the same as classifying animals in zoos to facilitate captivity.

After a long period of adjustments, British India officially absorbed caste into British Indian laws and strengthened it. As for the British citizens, they enjoy all the rights and interests of the high castes in India, but they are not among any castes. To put it simply, all the benefits are needed, and they must be detached from the caste system.

"Miss, don't trust any upper-level figures in the colony. They all have a purpose. Once we leave, they will incite the lower-level people to curse us. This is inevitable." Alan Wilson patted the table with a file bag in his hand. , "Don't look at how peaceful they are, it's fake. Nehru is one of them."

Nehru? When Pamela Mountbatten heard the name, it seemed as if she had heard it mentioned by her mother!

Why hasn't the commander-in-chief of the Southeast Asia Theater come back yet? Although Alan Wilson had already prepared for a career as a civil servant, he happened to accept an unreliable assignment. The assignment was actually reliable, and Mountbatten was a bit unreliable.

"Why don't I give it to my father for you, don't you believe me?" Pamela Mountbatten raised her hand in front of Allen.

"Uh, no, it's just more reassuring to hand it over by yourself. This may be the distribution of materials for British India's support for the Burmese war. In principle, it should not be known by Indian politicians." Alan Wilson hesitated to speak, It seems that I have made a big decision and handed it over to Pamela Mountbatten, "I am not a civil servant of the Governor's Mansion. I have to rush to Hyderabad in the next few days, so I will leave it to you."

"Don't worry, I will hand it over to my father and never let my mother see it." Pamela Mountbatten raised her head and said confidently, "You are too serious, why do you look like someone from MI6?"

Alan Wilson paused slightly as he walked towards the door, but immediately adjusted and left the villa. How can this be said? He really is, providing information about Pearl Harbor, how could he not be in contact with the information. Now he was an MI6 informant in addition to being a Hyderabad commissioner.

"Miss Pamela, I'll leave it to you." Alan Wilson politely shook off and closed the door from the outside.

Now occupying the position of mainstream media in the world,

There is no doubt that the Yalta Conference, the Big Three of Churchill, Stalin and Roosevelt, under the premise that the Axis powers are at the end of the road, the post-war order will be formulated under the leaders of the United States, the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom, which is full of intrigue.

The later French President Charles de Gaulle once said angrily that this was a spoils-sharing meeting, full of black-box operations. However, in Alan Wilson's view, it was nothing more than the lack of French cakes on the spoils table that made him so dissatisfied.

Thirty years back in time, the Big Three after the First World War had a place in France. Britain and France joined forces to snub President Wilson of the United States, and the United States, which was still a little immature in the international arena, did not get what it wanted.

"Sir Barron, it seems that the Prime Minister has not obtained President Roosevelt's understanding on some issues." Mountbatten crossed his legs and looked at Sir Barron and Governor Wavell of India in the same room with some gloom, and said with a sense of satisfaction, "We Shouldn't the UK and the US stand on the same front?"

Sir Barron's face changed slightly, he cleared his throat and organized the language, "Commander Mountbatten, politics is a very complicated matter. Every country has different interests. At this stage, when the war is not over yet. The Prime Minister must first ensure that The most important thing is the integrity of the united front. In this process, we have to maintain the superficial peace with the Soviets, at least until the defeat of Germany. As for the ideas of the Americans, we also look at this issue from a mature political perspective. Before it's over, it shouldn't be too harsh."

Alan Wilson rolled his eyes. Sir Barron seemed to say a lot of things with his superb words, but in fact he didn't say anything. In fact, the current consistency between the United States and the Soviet Union on many issues can only be explained by one reason, that Even the Americans and President Roosevelt believed that the Soviet Union was stronger than the United Kingdom, so they listened more to the other party's propositions, and strength determines everything.

But Sir Barron and the British present admitted that the Soviet Union was more important in the eyes of Americans, and some of them couldn't say it.

As for why Alan Wilson didn't go back to Hyderabad, but here, that's a good question, and he also wants to know.

"Actually, the benefits we can exchange with the Soviet Union are no less than those of the Americans." Governor Wavell sighed, "But on the issue of Poland and Greece, the two sides have reached a deadlock."

Mountbatten slapped his head, shaking his head, unwilling to bother with this matter, turned his eyes to Alan Wilson, looked at him, and said, "You are younger than I thought, no wonder Pamela is talking about you, but Alan, my daughter is still young, he is only sixteen years old, it is not gentlemanly for you to enter my villa and stay with her for so long. Of course you do it when you are twenty-one Commissioner of Hyderabad, it’s not that bad, it’s just that there is a gap between me and me, as for the appearance? There is also a gap!”

If there is a gun in his pocket now, Alan Wilson may consider breaking this narcissist, although the other party is right.