Romanian Eagle

In Lagdan Palace, Rawls from Romania came to visit again.

"Hello, Your Excellency Emile."

"Hello, Mr. Rawls, welcome your Excellency again."

This time, it can be regarded as a once-in-a-lifetime familiarity. As a visiting Rawls, he took the lead in opening the conversation. "Your Excellency Amir, what do you think of Jordan's future?"

In the face of Rawls's words, Abdullah's face became heavy, because he knew that these words would not be said casually, and must have his own intentions. Since Jordan is mentioned, the thoughts of this Romanian visitor are basically predictable.

I saw Abdullah speak. "The future of Jordan will inevitably be determined by the people of Jordan, which is both the will of the Jordanian people and the will of God."

And Abdullah's words, Rawls can understand naturally, this is to imply that Jordan will make his own decisions. The Jordanian people are not yet represented by his Abdullah, and as the descendants of the Holy See, they can naturally help them make decisions.

Rawls nodded and replied with a smile. "Your Excellency Amir, you are right. Jordan's future should naturally be chosen by the Jordanian people, but is the attitude of the British unimportant to Jordan?"

Rawls's words made Abdullah's face tighten. The topic of no way left him unable to answer, because it was a very obvious question, and no matter how much he quibble, it could not change the fact that the British actually ruled Jordan.

"Your Excellency is right, the attitude of the United Kingdom is very important to Jordan. But the needs of the Jordanian people, they cannot turn a blind eye, and sooner or later we will all be able to gain independence from them."

In the face of Abdullah's lack of confidence, Rawls did not expose it, but continued to say it. "That's right. Jordan will gain independence sooner or later, but when? Ten years, twenty years, fifty years, a hundred years, or more, can this be guaranteed by the British?"

Rawls continued without waiting for Abdullah to answer. "No one can know the answer, not even the British themselves, because they absolutely don't want to see Jordan independent if they have a chance. Because where you are is very important to the UK."

Although Abdullah really wanted to refute the Romanian's words in front of him, it was not because he had a favorable impression of Britain, but he simply wanted to take the initiative to talk. The initiative of the conversation between the two parties is very important. If the initiative is lost, the other party will completely control the topic. But he couldn't help answering this question.

"That's right, that's right!"

After hearing the answer given by Abdullah, Rawls continued with a slight smile. "What the British can't give, we Romanians can give!"

"Why do you give us Jordanian independence, but you just want to use our people to resist the British and hold back their forces."

A sound came from the next room, and from the next room came a man dressed in traditional Arabic clothes. Rawls immediately recognized it as Ibrahim Hashem, a Jordanian politician. Judging from the fact that he could listen to the conversation between the two people next door, his relationship with Abdullah seemed to be closer than what the intelligence said.

Seeing the ex-prime minister who was a little angry, Rawls said with a smile. "Your Excellency Ibrahim, maybe you need to calm down and listen to what I have to say, don't you?"

Rawls was talking about Ibrahim, but his eyes were looking at Abdullah, because the emir didn't say anything about Ibrahim's sudden intrusion just now, which is enough to explain everything. The Emil His Excellency also wants to hear himself explain his intentions.

I saw Rawls continue to speak. "Our country doesn't need the Jordanian people to break out into an independence struggle, it just needs to refuse to help the British pass here, refuse the British to collect materials, not help the British to transport materials, destroy the road, and paralyze the road from Egypt to Syria. Then when our army arrives, you will be responsible for the guide."

Yes, Romania only needs Jordan to do this. Because Romania can't use their troops,

Thinking about the many successive Middle East wars, who knows how the Arabs fought, they are really not suitable for the battlefield. So for these Middle East regions, Romania, under Edel's instructions, did not want to recruit troops from them at all, at most with some guides.

And this is not too simple for the sainthood of the Hashem family. For Romania, the separation of British and French military forces is of great significance to Romania. Because the two countries have not yet negotiated a common defense plan in the Middle East, the military forces of Britain and France in the Middle East have not been integrated.

Compared with the British army that gathered more than 200,000 troops in Egypt, France's military force of less than 50,000 was much less difficult for Romania. The only worry now is the arrival of British military forces when Romania is attacking France. And Jordan is a necessary gateway between the two, and it is worth investing in Romania.

Although they are still connected by the coastal road, as long as they have military savvy, they know that in the absence of sea control, walking by the sea is a crime.

"So what do we get?"

Although the task is simple, Abdullah still needs to ask about the reward. Just letting Jordan become independent will not satisfy its appetite. Although Jordan has always wanted to be independent, it is not cost-effective to get on the Romanian ship like this.

And Abdullah's words made Rawls smile, and he took out a map from his briefcase and opened it in front of Abdullah.

"His Excellency Amir, we are naturally not stingy with our friends. As long as Jordan can help us hold back the British army, this area will become Jordan's new territory."

On this map of Rawls, the area of ​​Palestine has been drawn with a red pen in a straight line. It is completely open to the east and west by the border of Jerusalem, the east side is painted with the same color as Jordan, and the west side has not yet been indicated.

Abdullah looked at the map silently, and waited for a long time before speaking. "Such a division is very bad for us in Jordan, we don't have a port."

Obviously, the head of the Hashem family was not satisfied with the result. Of course, he also knows the truth of what you work hard for and what you reap, and I saw him continue to say. "In fact, your plans are too few. We are fully capable of another great uprising to drive Britain out of the Middle East."

After hearing Abdullah's words, Rawls showed an excited expression. "Are you sure you can do it?"

"It's absolutely possible, as long as you give enough support, you can definitely unleash a great uprising no less than 1916. At least it can be done in Syria and Jordan."

Looking at the smiling Rawls, Abdullah had to lower the indicator behind him.

Rawls didn't seem to notice the moisture in the other party's words and continued to speak. "If this is the case, then we can consider the possibility of His Excellency Amir taking over as the king of Iraq. Of course, whether it can be successful or not depends on the final result."

"Then how should the results be calculated, is it you or us?"

Ibrahim on the side was obviously dissatisfied with this sentence. It is self-evident that which is more important between Iraq and Jordan. At present, except for Egypt, Iraq is more important than other countries and regions. So it is impossible to say that you don't want to settle in Baghdad. Although Abdullah gave the throne to his younger brother before, he was a puppet. Can it be the same as being a king?

Just don't solve the same goal, then this is very likely to be a pie. And Ibrahim's words, it is obvious that it is to be implemented.

"This is simple. As long as the two of us negotiate a goal that satisfies both parties, then this will not be a problem."

Rawls's words made Ibrahim and Abdullah look at each other.

"Okay, it's a big deal so let's talk about it now."

"no problem."

...

The conversation of the three people in the Ragdan Palace started from the high day to the sunset, and then to the middle of the night when the lights were on. During the period, in addition to eating and going to the toilet, the three of them stayed in this room and discussed specific goals.

By the time of sunrise the next day, the goal agreed by both parties was finally negotiated.

Rawls, who looked tired, looked at Ibrahim and Abdullah, who was also tired but excited. "Then we will follow what is written above. Naturally, Your Excellency can do it, and our country will help you to ascend to the throne of Iraq. And our country will not send advisers to guide your country's internal affairs."

At this time, Abdullah patted his chest and said. "If it succeeds, I swear by Allah that I will always remember the kindness of your country."

The three who had a good conversation left just like that.

Rolls smiled as he sat in the departing car, and now he has an idea to change the problem of German overpowering in Iraq.

This is all the good advice given by Abdullah, which made him think of it.