Chapter 593 Sit-In Petition
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"Commissioner, are the conditions in the countryside quite difficult? It seems that you have reduced your income a lot." Alyssa expressed her concern at this time, "I have a great appetite when I come back from a trip."
"It's mainly to replenish the body's losses." Alan Wilson wiped his mouth and said, "After all, not everyone is a wealthy US military who can maintain a generous supply everywhere."
The combat effectiveness of the U.S. military has always depended on the wealth of the United States. The so-called hard struggle is a long time ago for the U.S. military. For example, the inventory of the Civil War was used as military supplies for the U.S. Army in World War I. It is estimated that the young soldiers of the U.S. military now Neither would believe it.
Even if he goes out to spend time with Vivien Leigh, Alan Wilson has to prepare some food by himself. Unlike the US military during the Korean War, even the thrown away food became delicious delicacies for South Korean soldiers and civilians.
The luxury materials Koreans have access to are very limited, and it is impossible to meet everyone's dietary needs like the US military. How to keep the whole family covered in rain and dew has become a real problem. Fortunately, Korea has a hot pot culture that can be used, mixed with some self-produced cheap ingredients. Stewing vegetables, tofu, pasta, etc. into a large pot can satisfy the whole family's pursuit of delicious food, and the military pot was born.
Koreans should be reminded that instant noodles have just appeared in Malaya and have been patented in London and New York.
Alan Wilson, who has never known the shame of plagiarism, has already popularized the instant noodles invented by the Japanese in British Malaya. That is, conditions did not allow it, otherwise he could even make the cold noodles that Koreans like.
However, the current infrastructure in Malaya does not guarantee that every household has a refrigerator, so we can only think of instant noodles first.
It is said that instant noodles also appeared due to the fast-paced life caused by Japan's post-war social animal culture. From this point of view, it is very suitable for the current Malaya. Anyway, Alan Wilson thinks that instant noodles are a good thing, which is easy to preserve and suitable for fast-paced life. If it is not good, it can also be used to aid the third world, especially arid areas.
You must know that at present, the British army is still stationed in many relatively backward places, so instant noodles are very suitable for the British army. He even wanted to discuss with General Mountbatten whether he could find a way with the Sea Lord who was in charge of logistics.
There are at least 150,000 reserve troops, and they should not have the picky habits of front-line officers and soldiers of the Royal Navy.
He even wants to sell instant noodles to South Korea, and this is also in line with Korean tradition. As a well-known developed country, South Korea is the per capita instant noodles champion in the 21st century. Defeat China and Japan, but not give way to the United States and Russia. It reflects the profound heritage of developed countries.
Considering the current situation in Japan and South Korea, neither in terms of food self-sufficiency rate nor objective environment, they are not in a position to be picky. The current instant noodles should be very popular.
So Alyssa received a task. If the Japanese are in Bibi, let Japan import the instant noodles just launched in British Malaya. The two parties will sign a food supply contract for at least three years. This can be exchanged for Alan Wilson's serious attitude. .
In the past 1950, Alan Wilson had carried out a series of activities since he took office, including but not limited to Australia, the British mainland, Africa, and looking for financial resources, raw materials and policy support for British Malaya. .
They even dug out a sum of money from Newfoundland, the place where they had struggled, to invest in British Malaya. After a whole year of busy work, at the beginning of the new year, he had already designated this year as the beginning of the take-off of British Malaya.
It is initially expected that before 1956, that is, before the historical Suez Canal explosion, it will become a strong supplement to the British mainland. At least it must not be worse than the British mainland in multiple hardware indicators, such as steel production, grain production, and traditional Advantage projects, even oil resources and so on.
Currently, Pamela Mountbatten is looking for opportunities. After Libyan oil returns, she will wait for an opportunity to squeeze into the Middle East oil market. At the same time, there is still exploration work to be done in the North Sea and Malaya.
Under such circumstances, the occurrence of such a difficult matter is actually detrimental to Malaya's development plan.
Therefore, Alan Wilson cannot allow this matter to be completed for a year and a half, and is prepared to use three months to complete all follow-up processing. If this is an unexpected incident, it will definitely be impossible to succeed.
But fortunately this was not a sudden incident. He had already made a record before the incident happened.
As the arrests inevitably expanded, more and more criminals were thrown into prison. In the first week of Alan Wilson's return to Kuala Lumpur, more than 10,000 people had been arrested, and a month later , raids under military control continued unabated, and more than 30,000 people were imprisoned.
And it has no tendency to stop. Rumors are spreading in the society that the British colonial government wants to capture no less than the number of criminals who were killed or wounded and prisoners of war, and give the Japanese an explanation.
Nowadays, people in British Malaya are in a state of flux, and the British army, which originally had a low sense of presence, often appears in front of ordinary people.
Just as the U.S. military initially gained a foothold and verified the fourth battle predicted by Ridgway's Sunday offensive, it began. Protests happened naturally. At first they were small and only concentrated in Kuala Lumpur. Later, they became larger and larger. They were not limited to individual cities but spread to Penang, Malacca and other places.
The protesting crowds threatened the colonial government of British Malaya based on false claims of peaceful petitions.
As the spokesperson of imperialism and colonialism, of course Alan Wilson could not give in. A barricade was set up near the administrative office, and the British army, which had not suppressed colonial resistance for a long time, pushed heavy machine guns onto the streets.
"In order to prevent the spread of mass incidents, of course certain measures must be taken. But using heavy machine guns?"
Lieutenant General Bilton was not very able to accept Alan Wilson's attitude of causing bloodshed at any time.
"I also spread the news that Malaya has nuclear bomb reserves through the Security Intelligence Committee." Alan Wilson said that a mere heavy machine gun could not bring him a sense of security. Nuclear weapons should be used when they are needed.
And he was not completely lying. In fact, how could a nuclear test be conducted only once? Of course, Britain will continue to conduct nuclear tests, still in British Malaya.
Of course, in the current local social environment, if a nuclear test is conducted, it does seem to be a bit of a threat.
"Alan, you have to know that once you lose control, this is a big deal." Lieutenant General Bilton expressed his worry with a faint sigh.
"General, stop making trouble. London's response to British Malaya has always been based on suppression." Alan Wilson smiled slightly and said, "And it's still in good order now. Look at what a peaceful sit-in protest, headed by The organizers, also draped in the Union Jack of the British Empire, are simply a model for similar events."
"You think the Chinese will give us the opportunity to kill. Stop making trouble. You can use any words to describe the Chinese. But this ethnic group has nothing to do with impulse. Thinking too much and being greedy has its pros and cons, but as of now It's not a bad thing according to the situation. Aren't they just asking to talk to me? I will talk to you, but it's just not time yet."
Although British Malaya is currently under military control, there are no restrictions on the British media. The sit-in petition that filled the entire block appeared in major newspapers in London within a few days. superior.
Under the concerns of Whitehall, many media outlets that absolutely do not bow to the government rarely report in a neutral and objective tone, and the purpose of the petition organizer's desire to have a dialogue with Alan Wilson.
Unfortunately, the Fourth Battle was in full swing, and what happened in British Malaya did not grab headlines around the world.
The fourth battle can be regarded as the first battle in which the US military recovered from its confusion after being beaten into a dog. It was also the first time that Ridgway verified the idea of the Sunday offensive. From the beginning, it showed a well-matched attitude.
In such a heavyweight battle, Alan Wilson naturally couldn't grab the headlines. While holding on to the sit-in petition, he received almost two telegrams from Whitehall every day.
After all, a bunch of unscrupulous reporters are using their basic skills to make trivial matters sensational.
Not to mention that the sit-in petition in Kuala Lumpur was really huge. It's not a fake product where you just find some firewood and light it, then lie down on the ground, adjust the angle, and then take a picture of the administrative office.
Whitehall saw endless lines of people sitting in silence on the report, densely packed into the entire block. Naturally, one cannot remain indifferent.
Alan Wilson repeatedly assured that the petition was in order and that he was not currently trying to temper the petitioners. At the same time, dialogue has been prepared to ensure that after this incident, British Malaya will definitely usher in a period of stability.
"But having said that, London is also very anxious now." With only a few dishes on the table, Alan Wilson took the initiative to pour a drink for Su Yang who was facing him, and asked proactively, "Is Mary very worried about you? After all, you are petitioning organizer."
"Fortunately, there is a bit of worry. Lord Zhongtang, how is Old Tian?" Su Yang held a wine glass for the Commissioner of British Malaya and did not forget Tian Qianqiu in prison.
Regarding who, Su Yang or Tian Qianqiu, organized petitions outside and who established prestige inside the prison, according to Su Yang's personal confession, it is said that it was the result of his victory in the fist fight.
"I called the prison two days ago. It's not bad. I have a much regular schedule. I don't think about anything. I can only sleep when I need to work. I've also gained a lot of weight." Alan Wilson looked at Su Yang. After asking for another glass of wine, he tapped the table with his fingers and complained, "You are here to protect the rights and interests of the Chinese people. If you go out drunk soon, how can you explain it?"
"Master Zhongtang, if I go out a little later, won't it further prove the difficulty of the negotiation?" Su Yang opened the wine stall and said, "I'll sober up after eating and then go out."
"Don't forget what I taught you. Negotiations are extremely difficult. What the Administrative Office means is that it will never tolerate it. The UK does not take a position on the hatred between China and Japan, but killing people to repay debts and repaying money, I believe you Chinese people do too. Approved." Old God Alan Wilson said, "What we do is reasonable and legal. You must admit that the current petition is unreasonable."
"But our blood is thicker than water, and we have to save them even if it's unreasonable." Su Yang continued, "I know. I'll just say this when I get back. Pour another glass. British wine is boring."
"Drink slowly. Just because the wine is weak doesn't mean it's not intoxicating." Alan Wilson did not forget to remind him, "It's the last drink."
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