Struggle in Russia

John Walter impressed Russell with a sentence, that is, Robert Cohon is a **** stick. Russell shares this sympathy. Without the approval of the Cabinet, especially his prime minister, he engaged in a lot of things on the Wallachia issue, which directly led to the unusually tense relations between Britain and Russia.

Russell’s interest in the Balkan issue is really not that great. There are too few points of interest in Britain over there, and it’s impossible for the Wallachia or the Turks to move with the murderous polar bear. Do you have the energy to go to Africa and India to engage him in making money?

Not only is the Balkan issue, Palmerston always engages in moths on the Polish issue. This guy seems to be sincere to live with the Russians, and always makes a fuss about the interests of the Russians.

The life-and-death relationship between Polish foot wipes and the British Empire has a dime? Are these gangsters being enslaved and abused by the Russians and having an empire relationship? What are the benefits for them to fight against polar bears?

Whenever I think of Russell's palmerston's actions, I feel that my heart beats and my blood pressure rises. I can't help but think that if I continue to let the **** stay in the position of foreign minister, I'm not sure what moth will be produced by the goods. If I can use this opportunity to move him a place and change to a foreign minister who doesn't like to do anything, myself Will this prime minister be more comfortable?

At the thought of this possibility, Russell was involuntarily moved. He was really fed up with Palmerston's troubles. It seems that changing his position is not bad?

After having this idea, Russell suddenly found that John Walter was not so disgusted. If he could control the development within a reasonable range and only attack Palmerston's political reputation and force him to resign, the result is absolutely acceptable.

So he asked, "You... well, can you guarantee that your focus is always limited to Robert Cohon?"

John Walter breathed a sigh of relief. He knew that Russell was already tempted. If he did it properly, he could not only let the Times do a turnaround, maybe he could still get Russell's friendship!

He immediately assured: "The starting point for me and the Times to intervene in this matter is always to spur the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to better serve the country. As long as this department can effectively correct the previous problems, we will be enthusiastic for you and your colleagues. Cheers and applause!"

Russell nodded slowly, and said, "Very well, how much do you know about this case? Is Viscount Palmerston really like what you said, um, the problem is serious?"

John Walter was completely relieved this time. He happily handed over Palmerston's handles. Although these handles did not destroy Palmerston's future, they definitely made him uncomfortable.

John Walter thought Russell would take these things directly to show off Palmerston, forcing him to go out, but Russell was more shameless than he thought.

"Shocking!"

Although Russell said so on his lips, he didn't mean to be surprised, but a little...how to say? It's a bit ecstatic.

He said steadily to John Walter: "I already know these situations, but these are not enough, I can't... well, I can't solve the problem completely!"

In fact, Russell wanted to say that he couldn't kill him and let Palmerston die. He pondered for a moment and then confessed: "So I think you have been stepping up to cover Robert Cohon's case recently, and it would be better if you could even bring the fact that the part of Viscount Palmerston was disclosed.

John Walter is not stupid, he fully understands the meaning of Russell, this Prime Minister does not want to dirty his hands, this is to use him as a sword! It’s just that, although he doesn’t mind getting a knife, Palmerston doesn’t do it in the face. After all, this is the foreign minister, but the state machine is in his hands. Finding a few friends and allies is enough for him to drink a pot. .

Russell smiled slightly: "Don't worry, you will be fine, as long as you report as I said, all problems are controllable!"

Yes, Russell did not fully believe John Walter, he had to guard against it. However, John Walter didn't have the courage to provoke him, and he naturally agreed.

Both Russell and John Walter were satisfied in the end. One could get rid of the obscure foreign minister, and the other could keep and promote his own newspaper. Only poor Palmerston was completely kept in the dark. He hadn’t let the Ministry of Internal Affairs 'S friend played a role, and the Times' stabbed him fiercely the next day.

The front page headline is almost clearly showing that the chief of the Robert Cohon fraud case is his Palmerston, and he even vaguely claims that he is also involved in other diplomatic fraud cases, almost saying that he is responsible for everything. !

Such exposure was amazing. Anyway, Palmerston jumped angrily when he saw it. He rushed into the Ministry of Internal Affairs angrily, and roared in the presence of the Minister of the Interior: "How can such a thing be done? It’s a shameful lie and the most slanderous slander! The Times must be immediately sealed and all editors of this newspaper office must be arrested!”

But what he did not expect was that the Minister of the Interior's answer was no.

"My friend, I can't give this order. This is illegal!"

Palmerston suddenly became inexplicable, how could it be illegal? When did the **** of the Ministry of Internal Affairs become so soft?

"Why?" he questioned.

The Minister of the Interior reluctantly replied: "There is no evidence that they violated the law, so naturally I cannot issue an arrest warrant. If you decide to do so, it is best to go to court to prosecute them, so that I can start to catch people and close the door. of."

If Palmerston dared to sue ~www.ltnovel.com~ that long ago, he just wanted to use administrative means to shut up the Times and John Walter. If it's really troublesome to the court, it's not going to be settled.

"Can't you catch people first?"

"No!"

"Are you sure?"

"Very sure!"

"Can't you make an exception?"

"No, this is not in compliance!"

Regardless of Palmerston's indecision, the Minister of the Interior is not resigned. So Palmerston is gone, although the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is respected and the head of each ministry, but if other ministries do not cooperate, especially when the prime minister wears small shoes for you, there is really no way to take domestic affairs.

So why don’t the Home Secretary buy it? The reason is very simple. This one has been hinted by Russell. As long as Palmerston falls, he is the new foreign minister. Who doesn't want to go to the next level!