Chapter 195 Indian Wealth Code

"If you are very familiar with the feminist movement, it has a lot to do with the New Culture Movement you advocate. Alan!" John's hand holding the wine glass froze slightly, and said with a clear smile, "It might be you help."

Alan Wilson showed a thoughtful look on his face, as if, probably, as if, what the Junagadh State Commissioner in front of him said made sense.

Although Persick Lawrence, as the Minister of Indian Affairs, can be said to be a layman, he is good at advocating women's rights. If he can guide him, he may be able to help the New Culture Movement.

Although Alan Wilson had no contact with feminists of this era, he didn't know what they were thinking. But in the place of British India, even if you are not a feminist, you are qualified to judge.

"It seems that I should redouble my efforts." Alan Wilson picked up the wine glass knowingly, and touched the Junagadh State Commissioner, skipped the matter, and asked about the recent work, especially It is how the maharajas of the local states recently viewed the British India construction plan.

The National Congress Party of course welcomes it, and the Muslim League only verbally opposes it. So what is the attitude of the long-standing allies of the British Empire and the local states?

"Salaman Khan didn't show any inclination. After all, this matter has nothing to do with the state. But Alan, aren't you afraid that this kind of move will lead to an imbalance in the balance of power? Once the Calcutta industrial zone is completed, the province and the state will be separated. The comparison of strength between the two will be even more unbalanced." John frowned and said, "Of course I have no intention of opposing this, after all, this project is needed locally."

Is it a contrast imbalance, or a rebalance? It's not sure what it will turn into in the end!

However, Alan Wilson cannot always say that the Muslim League will collapse in the Kolkata industrial zone. If it spreads out, wouldn't it be unfair to the majority of peace believers in British India?

Alan Wilson cannot do this. As a pure assistant commissioner, he must ensure that the bowl of water is level, especially the interests of minorities, which is in line with the British tradition in the subcontinent.

However, this dinner was rewarding. Without John's reminder, Alan Wilson hadn't expected to get support in the field that the Minister of Indian Affairs is good at.

Before World War I, the feminist movement in the UK was mainly about fighting for suffrage. Due to the development of the British Industrial Revolution, more women participated in industrial labor and social activities, and first launched a campaign for political rights.

At the same time, the "Women's Suffrage League" led by Mrs. Fawcett opposed the use of violence in political campaigns and advocated the adoption of legal methods of struggle, believing that only in this way can women's suffrage be achieved.

And the current Minister of Indian Affairs, Persick Lawrence, is amazing at this point. He even knows all kinds of feminist activists from before World War I to the present, and he is completely an expert in liberating women.

Only God knows how Pesik Lawrence became the current Minister of Indian Affairs, but Alan Wilson, who is waiting in Mumbai, is ready to chat with the Minister of Indian Affairs about women's liberation, as long as there is this British India The leader of the government has approved it, and after the cabinet mission leaves, it can be launched vigorously, and the teacher is well-known.

On February 18, the cabinet mission headed by the Minister of Indian Affairs, Sir Persick Lawrence, finally arrived at Mumbai, the most excellent port city in British India, after a long journey.

Long before Pesik-Lawrence arrived in British India, all walks of life in British India were looking forward to the trip of the cabinet mission sent this time. Unlike history, the Mumbai sailor uprising did not happen.

Since Alan Wilson arrived in British India, there has been a huge change in propaganda. Different places have different emphasis on this kind of propaganda. Take British India as an example, it is impossible for a broad illiterate population to talk about science.

The assistant commissioner, who was inspired by the Modi old fairy in India, felt that he had found the wealth code of British India. In the final analysis, in one sentence, our India is too powerful!

Based on the "Mahabharata" scriptures, he concocted a batch of remarks that seem very anti-intellectual, but will definitely be accepted by the illiterate Hindus, including but not limited to, "cosmetic surgery" in ancient India, The elephant-headed god was created by transplanting the head of an elephant to a human body with plastic surgery. And Indians have already invented airplanes.

It is not enough to just be anti-intellectual, and some real contributions must be added to it to achieve the effect that it is difficult to distinguish between true and false.

The world's first heliocentric theory - from "Aliya Vita", the most famous medical works are "Sheraka Ben Ji" and "Wonderful Wen Ji Ji", which are the earliest herbal medicine books in history.

Buddhist scriptures say that things only exist for one moment, and in the next moment they are replaced by copies of themselves. This is similar to the frame-by-frame playback in current film technology.

Therefore, adhering to our Alan Wilson, who is too powerful in India, this is the ironclad proof that India invented movies.

Since the beginning of the New Year, newspapers that have been controlled by the hostile British Governor-General of India have seen a surge in sales, and have even caused a wave of Indian newspapers everywhere. They are good at finding certain records similar to modern society from ancient classics. This is to prove the greatness of ancient India.

At this time, the so-called sober people are traitors in the eyes of many Indians. Obviously our India is so great, and some people have low self-esteem.

As for how the peace believers view the performance of the Hindus, this is beyond Alan Wilson's guess.

After the cabinet mission led by Pesik Lawrence arrived in Mumbai, it was warmly welcomed by the citizens of Mumbai. The number of citizens welcomed was close to 200,000. It is hard to imagine that at the same time in real history, the same 200,000 Mumbai citizens were marching to support the uprising of the Mumbai sailors.

History is so marvelous that even Persik Lawrence, a veteran supporter of the women's emancipation movement and now Secretary of State for British India, was taken aback by what he saw.

"It seems that what Sir Barron said in the telegram is correct. The current situation in British India is very peaceful. But why do soldiers always mutiny?" Persick Lawrence faced Alan Wilson who came to greet him asked.

"Dear minister, this is not contradictory." Alan Wilson pondered for a while and said in the organizational language, "The current real situation in British India is indeed that dangers and opportunities coexist. All we can do is try to prevent things from becoming irreversible. In the end, let British India contribute as much as possible to the United Kingdom, but no one knows how much time there will be to support the mainland."

"There is always news of mutiny among soldiers. These Indian soldiers and the British Empire are no longer of one mind. Although there has not been a mutiny that spread and cannot be contained, the danger exists, and I don't know when it will happen."

"As for the attitudes of the two biggest forces, the Congress Party and the Muslim League, I can only tell the minister the real situation before I meet with the leaders of the two forces." Facing Indian Minister Persik Lawrence, Alan Wilson Introducing the current real situation in British India, "It's hard to say what is the specific difference between the two parties, because in the pursuit of independence, the two are consistent, but they are temporarily blinded by the construction plan."

"That is to say, in the long run, British India is bound to become independent?" Persick Lawrence lowered his voice and asked in a solemn tone, "Is it really inevitable?"

"I think the minister will know when Nehru and Ali Jinnah come, and his attitude is much firmer than what I said." Alan Wilson said helplessly, "At present, we are just constantly releasing news to attract the attention of ordinary people. Attention, the majority of Indians are caught up in fake news, but how long this will last, it’s really hard to say.”

Persick Lawrence was interested and asked Alan Wilson what the specific method was? Then he regretted it, adhering to our assistant commissioner who is too powerful in India, saying that India invented the telephone, invented the movie, invented the airplane, and at the same time a variety of religions emerged, leading the world in heart and soul.

Persick Lawrence was taken aback. It was hard to imagine that Alan Wilson, who had acted very decently just now, would say such anti-intellectual words. It was not the first time he had seen Alan Wilson. I saw this civil servant who was about to return to British India. At that time, Alan Wilson was well behaved and impressive. How could it be like this?

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"The Indians also believe it?" Persick Lawrence asked in disbelief, "What are they thinking about?"

"Many Indians don't even know they're alive, so it's not surprising that such a simple mind has such wishful thinking." Alan Wilson said with a wry smile, "The effect is very good. The glorious history of India has already It has resonated with many Indians, but in the long run, it will only make Indians more inflated, and the short-term effect will only make life more difficult in the future."

But now there is no good way, only to take the method of diverting the contradiction. Allen, the papermaker, has done everything he can. Perhaps knowing that the Minister of Indian Affairs does not like to hear this topic, Alan Wilson turned to something lighter

After turning around and turning around, it slowly shifted to the very expert topic of Persick Lawrence, emancipating women.

"Is Allen also interested in protecting women's rights?" Persick Lawrence was indeed aroused, and he is good at this topic.

"From Paris to Bonn, and then to British India, my caring heart for women is always with me." Alan Wilson replied solemnly with a serious face.