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Text 216 Britain is furious

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    The continued development of the anti-horse plan has caused Yugoslavia to be criticized and faced great pressure internationally.  Nan Jie's identity slowly changed from a victim to a perpetrator.  After the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution condemning the actions of Yugoslavia, the United Kingdom immediately proposed a draft resolution in the United Nations Security Council on the dispatch of multinational forces to the situation in Malaya.

    Naturally, it is impossible for this draft to be passed. In addition to the votes of the non-permanent members, the five countries with veto power have their own agendas. China clearly voted against it, which completely made it impossible for this resolution to be passed. France and  Although the United States is dissatisfied with Yugoslavia's behavior, it does not believe that sending troops to Vietnam has the slightest effect.  The Soviet Union voted randomly. Even if this proposal was passed, they would not be able to send troops directly, let alone send troops together with the United Kingdom, so they voted in favor as a joke.

    Britain and the Soviet Union stood together. This scene was particularly ironic.

    After that, Mrs. Thatcher made a public statement to be wary of the penetration of Chinese-style socialism into neighboring countries, and also strongly condemned the expulsion of Nanyang Chinese to persecute other ethnic groups. In the statement, Mrs. Thatcher once again withdrew from the five countries.  Regarding the joint defense organization, she once again showed her iron lady toughness: "The United Kingdom cannot tolerate its close Asian partners being so humiliated, let alone sit idly by and watch this serious violation of human rights. If necessary again, the United Kingdom will contact  Australia, New Zealand and other allies assist Malaysia in regaining its territory.¡±

    Mrs. Thatcher¡¯s statement immediately escalated the situation. Later, a reporter asked at a regular press conference of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs whether China would send troops again to confront the United Kingdom if the United Kingdom sent troops to Malaya to attack Yugoslavia.

    Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Qian Qishen said: "The Nanyang Liberation Army is a legitimate government organization recognized by our country, and it is a key organization that safeguards the interests of the Chinese compatriots in the region. Our country opposes any country's military involvement under any pretext. The Chinese people and Nanyang Chinese  Our compatriots stand together, and our country will provide all necessary assistance to Yugoslavia except direct involvement in the war."

    These words sound tough enough, but in fact they are telling everyone in a roundabout way that China will not send troops to Malaya to help Yugoslavia resist the British.

    This statement is not only due to Zhong Nanhai¡¯s unwillingness to cause trouble anymore, but it is also related to Qi Yiming¡¯s plan.  Britain wants to come and fight, so come and do it. Qi Yiming stares at the last short distance on the experience display bar of the base, and is simply desperate. He doesn't know how long he will have to wait to fight a small-scale war like guerrillas, but if  The British really fought against him, and probably defeated the British, and the base was upgraded to Level 2.

    The United States is now intervening in the hope that all parties will exercise restraint, but privately it has been contacting London and the capital to see what their plans are.

    Ping Taizong had a short phone call with Reagan. In this secret phone call, Ping Taizong told Reagan that China was not directly responsible for the situation in Malaya. The person directly responsible for the situation in Malaya was the South Liberation Army. Although the British attacked South Korea,  The solution will inevitably have an impact on Sino-British relations, but the Sino-US strategic alliance will not be affected by this. American friends should rest assured.

    London continued to forcefully declare to Washington that in recent years China has lacked respect for Britain's rights and interests in the Far East. Moreover, China's series of actions have challenged the post-war legal order. Rebellious forces such as the Yugoslav Liberation Army are rat droppings that undermine regional peace and stability.  , it should be clear that as the leader of the free world, the United States should send troops together with the United Kingdom.

    Naturally, it was impossible for the Reagan administration to let the British say that wind was rain. Secretary of State Shultz later told the media: "As far as we know, although Yugoslavia has made many unreasonable moves, in general they have vigorously advocated the establishment of a  It is of positive and constructive significance for a democratic and free country to pursue anti-racism and anti-extremist religious politics policies. Our country believes that negotiation and communication are the best means to solve problems and opposes direct use of force."

    Just kidding, what benefits can we get from attacking Malaysia and the United States?  The relationship with China will definitely be severely damaged, and a considerable price will definitely be paid. It is estimated that the gains will not even be a blank check. Helping Malaysia regain its territory will not cost a penny. The United States is not that saintly.

    Major media outlets in the areas under actual control of the South Korean Liberation Army have also reported on the British threat to send troops. Naturally, the South Liberation Army officials cannot speak too categorically and superficially. Not everyone lacks moral integrity like the politicians in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.  , the official can only shout that it is not afraid of any threats, and is determined to defend the interests of the Chinese and the future national sovereignty and dignity, but the media can naturally shout whatever they want. Who makes the Nanyang Republic a superficial "press freedom"  What about the country?

    The Sin Chew Daily, which had begun to consider itself a newspaper of the Nanyang Republic, had a group of writers and editors such as Yu Dafu during World War II. After the war, it played a decisive role in Malaysia's independence. After the trend changed, it began to praise the liberation of Nanyang, and added to the  The British colonists' traditional hatred, the magazine's editorial commented: "Now that they have left this land in despair, all they have left behind isThere is nothing left but devastation and national hatred, so the ugly colonists should not come back as saviors. The sun never sets in the past, leaving only an empty shell. Five years ago, the Falklands War made the world laugh.  If that's not enough, the South Liberation Army's fighters, who are ten times stronger than the Argentine army, will definitely make the arrogant and arrogant British swallow the bitter pill of defeat.  "

    The scolding of Guanghua Daily, founded by Sun Wen at that time, was even more pungent, and even went a bit too far to satirize Mrs. Thatcher¡¯s personal ethics. ¡°As a female politician, she did play an important role in the development of the feminist movement, but even her own son  The education is not good, he is allowed to accept bribes and sell government intelligence, and he is cold-blooded towards the dissidents in Northern Ireland. Please let Mrs. Thatcher take care of her own domestic affairs first and then look at the world."

    In the previous Al-Yamaha Agreement, Qi Yiming used a strategy to expose the bribery scandal of BAP and Mrs. Thatcher¡¯s son. This also made Mrs. Thatcher extremely criticized. Her son was even restricted from leaving the country and awaiting investigation for his crimes.  After understanding that the Chinese were behind this, and feeling that she had been insulted by the Chinese in the Hong Kong negotiations, Mrs. Thatcher was naturally very resentful of China, and was eager to get rid of South Korea.

    The British statement also aroused strong dissatisfaction among the Chinese and Chinese people in the areas under actual control of Yugoslavia. Some people gathered to stage demonstrations and burned British flags. In Malaya, some radicals even burned Mrs. Thatcher's  A Nazi symbol was pasted on the large profile picture, with two Chinese characters written on the left: shrew, and an English word written on the right: HITCH.

    This scene was photographed by a Reuters reporter, and it spread all over the world the next day. Mrs. Thatcher was so pranked that she made a big embarrassment. In fact, this female politician was not as magnanimous as she imagined.  It is said that the female prime minister smashed one-third of the fragile objects in the office, causing the cleaning staff to work overtime for more than two hours that day.

    At No. 10 Downing Street, Mrs. Thatcher held a meeting with her cabinet ministers with a livid face.

    "The glory and reputation of Great Britain have been trampled on by a group of ridiculous clowns. They have no fear of the majesty of Britain and cannot see the glory of Britain. They have repeatedly provoked us and have aroused the anger of the people. The British people are watching  "Looking at us, the people of the world are looking at us, and if we do not respond appropriately, Britain will become a laughingstock," Mrs. Thatcher said loudly, her tone sharp and mean.

    If Defense Minister Young was Chinese, he would definitely quote "The Lord must not raise armies in anger." Most people in the cabinet knew that many British people not only did not feel offended, but also thought it was very interesting. Mrs. Thatcher was a  A very controversial political figure, people who love her deeply, and those who hate her deeply.  Some British people also don't see the point in sending troops to fight an opponent that obviously doesn't look weak for Malaysia.

    "Madame Prime Minister, although China has stated that it will not send troops, if the situation develops out of control, they will definitely intervene, which will put the world in a more dangerous situation." Yang Ge advised.

    Foreign Minister Howie stood with Mrs. Thatcher at this time. He said: "What the Prime Minister's wife said was to respond appropriately, not to actually fight a war like the Vietnam War with Yugoslavia. China  People have sent tens of thousands of volunteers there, with many advanced weapons. We need to send at least 100,000 soldiers to fight across the ocean to have an absolute chance of victory, and Britain cannot be dragged into such a war with little return.  But the dignity of the United Kingdom cannot be challenged. Only after South Korea is taught a lesson will the world know that Britain is still a lion and cannot be questioned."

    Mrs. Thatcher nodded, very satisfied with He Wei's support, and said: "Very good, this is the idea, how can we show our muscles to the South Korean world without being dragged into a war?  Woolen cloth

    Viscount Whitelaw, Speaker of the Privy Council, suggested: "The Southern Liberation Army, like the Chinese army, is better than the army, and we, the UK, are the pride of the ocean. Let our navy go to the Indian Ocean to make a declaration of force and use an aircraft carrier battle group to show the world our power."  , of course, if we have the opportunity, we can also carry out some bombing operations against the South Korean Liberation Army and punish it a little. It is easy for us to go, but it is difficult for the South Korean Liberation Army to fight back because as far as I know, China has not given it.  No matter how many fighter planes and warships they have, they have no chance against the Royal Navy, which has an excellent tradition."

    Defense Minister Young also nodded and said: "It is indeed more appropriate to use the navy to make a declaration of force, and we have a base in Diego Garcia, where taking off Tornado fighter jets for an aerial refueling can reach Malaya, and to South Korea  Bombing is the safest and most effective method."

    Mrs. Thatcher said happily: "In that case, please prepare a draft for sending troops."
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