Chapter 313 Treasure Trap

Alan Wilson is an imperial civil servant, and of course he still has to do business.

Under the instructions of Sir Barron, Patel was invited to send elites from the Congress Party to deal with India's future political and economic system. This can be divided into two aspects. When the bill was formulated, Nehru's supporters were invited. Alas, cultivating economic power is more focused on Patel’s supporters.

To put it bluntly, the reason why we focus on economic support for Patel is mainly because Hindu conservatives seem to be more suitable to be a comprador force.

So why does free competition look so beautiful but cannot be realized? Because the current globalization system promoted by Europe and the United States is essentially an exploitation system. It is a political and economic system in which powerful countries continue to exploit weak countries. It is a hunting ground for capital. International capital, which mainly lives in Western societies, plunders the world's resources wantonly.

When backward countries open their doors, since these countries basically have no capital, they will become the targets of international capital plunder. It is inevitable to form a comprador class in the country. When this class controls state power, backward countries will forever become The prey of international capital cannot stand up.

Liberals in backward countries will all become comprador forces dependent on Europe and the United States, almost without exception. The exceptions are nothing more than a few fish that slipped through the net after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

If you want to fight against international capital, you must have capital in your own hands. Only then can capital defeat capital. For example, a large country has a set of state-owned capital called state-owned enterprises, which is its capital against international capital.

In fact, India also has this capital, which is the state-owned enterprises that were constantly sold by Mr. Modi. It originated from the Indian state-owned enterprise capital established by Nehru after independence. When India’s state-owned capital is sold out, India will truly suffer. It's long overdue.

Only when India is wiped clean from top to bottom will this country be judged as not posing a threat to the international order.

Alan Wilson is very entangled, because he is currently in the distress of me against myself. He cannot weaken India too much, because India must prevent peace from teaching the world to be connected. But it won't work if you are too strong. If you are too strong, you will disrespect the suzerain country.

Therefore, we can only act selflessly with ambivalence and attract the two diametrically opposed factions of the Congress Party to benefit independent India politically and economically.

We also need to leave a backdoor for the British Empire after it withdraws. We also need to consider that the backdoor should not be too big. It must be just right for the size of the British Empire. If it is too big, it will be bad to let the United States in.

Therefore, this matter is not easy. It is a matter that tests the ability of the imperial civil servants. How can he be so free as the governor?

Regarding the choice of industry and agriculture, Alan Wilson also said when facing Patel’s supporters that the development of agriculture should be strengthened. The surname Patel originally means village chief in terms of caste.

Although a low-level bureaucrat like a village chief is not a high-ranking official, he cannot hold many. With the population and area of ​​India, there cannot be hundreds of thousands of villages.

The agricultural socio-economic foundation is stable and has not been separated from the influence of the small-scale peasant economy. The industrialization process of the entire country is naturally dragged down by the small-scale peasant economy.

Therefore, the impact of the village community culture derived from the small-scale peasant economy, and even the superstructure including the political system and military system developed from the village community culture, on economic development must ultimately return to the village community itself.

In front of Patel's ultra-conservative supporters, Alan Wilson expressed the need to attach importance to agriculture, develop industry, and lay a solid foundation for the development of the phalanx, which is simply a guiding light on the road to life.

"It is hard to believe that among the civil servants in the Government House, there are people who respect and consider India's national conditions. Mr. Allen is really admirable."

Faced with this compliment, Alan Wilson seemed very happy and responded positively, "The word respect is the biggest compliment to me!" No one respects India more than Alan Wilson, he even respects Hinduism!

If he knew that these conservatives were so easily fooled, he would have brought the civil servants from the Governor's Palace with him.

Find a temple to visit. Although he had served the saints of the temple elders before, his respect for Hinduism has not changed.

He just regarded the action of taking care of the saint as a merit, and vividly told the story to the governor's wife and daughter. If he didn't tell them, these Indians wouldn't know.

"Pamela is fascinated by India's long-standing culture and has always wanted me to take her to see it." To be honest, it has always been an essential skill for imperial civil servants, and Alan Wilson is certainly no exception.

“There’s no better place to experience India’s longstanding mainstream culture, especially in Delhi, than the Birla Temple.”

"I've wanted to see it for a long time." Alan Wilson expressed great interest and said with an expression that India is too powerful.

Delhi was once the capital of the Mughal Empire, and most of its landmarks are related to the Peace Cult. The Birla Temple is one of the few Hindu temples. As the capital of the Mughal Empire, the Hindu temples in Delhi are generally not It is as grandiose as temples elsewhere, filled with all kinds of indescribable sculptures and paintings.

To be honest, most of the Hindu temples in the subcontinent are too exaggerated and have nothing to do with the grandeur of the religion.

The temple was built in 1622 by Devil Singh and was repaired by Prithvi Singh in 1793. More than ten years ago, the wealthy Birla family in India rebuilt the Lakshmi-Narayana Temple. Therefore, the temple was also called the Birla Temple. When the temple was built, Mahatma Gandhi Attended the opening ceremony in person.

Alan Wilson is no stranger to the Billla family. He issued a green card to this family and the other party accepted it.

The Birla family was a multi-millionaire during the First World War, and its current wealth exceeds 200 million rupees. If the Tata family, which currently operates steel, is the U.S. Steel Company in India, the Birla family is the DuPont family of India.

The Birla family, which has adopted British identity, is undoubtedly one of Alan Wilson's own people, or should be said to be our people.

This helps him achieve some goals so that he can shirk responsibility and appear as a victim when problems arise in the future.

Holding hands, Alan Wilson and Pamela Mountbatten stepped into the Birla Temple. Facing the magnificent temple, Pamela Mountbatten was full of excitement.

British India still has merits, completely forgetting her attack on Hinduism during Alan Wilson's operation to rescue the saint a few days ago.

The elders of the temple all seemed kind-hearted and devoid of desire, so Pamela Mountbatten thought there was no problem. She still lacks experience and doesn't know the truth that people cannot be judged by their appearance.

Because of the noble status of the governor's daughter, the most senior elder of the temple came out to greet her in person, which was considered a favor to the governor.

Alan Wilson followed Pamela Mountbatten, not knowing what he was thinking in his mind, "I heard people say that the faith here is sincere and some wishes can come true. I don't know if it is true."

"Sincerity leads to success, but it also depends on one's hard work." The elder of the temple told Alan Wilson through a translator.

"That makes sense. Of course, it depends on personal struggle, but also on the factors of historical process." Alan Wilson chatted one after another, pretending to know nothing.

Arriving at a place that was definitely not small, but was called a secret room, Alan Wilson was waiting on the side. The distance was just right, so that he could not hear anything, but could still keep Pamela Mountbatten in sight.

The kind-hearted elder was giving a sermon to the governor's daughter and explaining her doubts. Pamela Mountbatten nodded for a while, looked nervous for a while, and asked something.

The temple elders talked nonsense seriously. Although Alan Wilson did not understand Hindi, he believed that the Birla family would not deceive him and would definitely handle things beautifully.

In the previous incident with the Hollywood visitor, Alan Wilson's biggest gain was to prevent the incident from happening.

On the one hand, we need to be more cautious in this aspect, and on the other hand, we need to take a precautionary shot.

To prevent Pamela Mountbatten's feelings for him from changing, so there is this scene.

After a while, Pamela Mountbatten came over half worried and half happy. Alan Wilson stepped forward and said with concern, "What's wrong? Pamela?"

"Nothing is good." Pamela Mountbatten breathed a sigh of relief, smiled and said, "I just said some words to comfort the soul, but what I said makes sense."

"Oh, then I'll give you some incense money." Alan Wilson breathed a sigh of relief and said as if he was scared, "Scare me."

Behind Pamela Mountbatten's back, she gave the temple elder a brand new ten thousand rupees. The two came out of the temple. As they walked, Pamela Mountbatten suddenly said, "Are you popular with women?"

"Where does this start? If you are referring to you, I think I am quite popular." Alan Wilson immediately fell into narcissism and seemed quite content with it.

"I'm talking about someone else." Pamela Mountbatten said it halfway before swallowing it back. The Hindu elder at the temple said that the man beside her would be popular with women.

"Ah? If what he said is accurate, I want to go back and ask if I can dig out a treasure." Alan Wilson changed the topic knowingly, "If I dig out a treasure one day, I will think that what he said Very accurate.”

"What a money addict." Pamela Mountbatten rolled her eyes, and the haze in her heart also diminished a lot.

"You are my greatest treasure." Alan Wilson comforted the affected Pamela Mountbatten. How difficult is it to find a treasure? The Hoxon treasure is still waiting for him to dig. Not only must he dig it, but he must also dig it with Pamela to share the joy.