Any change of world hegemony will not avoid war.
This statement is true to some extent, with one small exception, which is the process of the world hegemony shifting from Britain to America.
Indeed, it was through two world wars, and then with the tacit understanding of the United States and the Soviet Union, that Britain instigated a wave of independence for colonies around the world, making its own strength insufficient to maintain its vast colonies, thus becoming the current loose "Commonwealth of Nations". Ultimately, the throne of world hegemony went to the United States.
But in this process, there was already a "peaceful handover" between Britain and America, so it did not affect the relationship between the two.
It is precisely for this reason, and the fact that both Britain and the United States are Anglo-Saxon dominated countries, that the world is currently ruled by an alliance consisting of the United States and five Anglo-Saxon countries closely following it - the "Five Eyes Alliance".
This system has common interests that need to be maintained together, including the Anglo-Saxon dominance, which is not only maintained militarily through the NATO alliance, but also constantly deepened through cultural entertainment, which further deepened the roots of "white supremacy" around the world.
However, the entire alliance is not monolithic, as each country has its own interests. The United States has never relaxed its control over its "allies", and has been infiltrating various fields including military, economy, culture and media.
When it comes to each country, there are various interest groups that will eventually fight and compromise with each other.
Just like on the issue of Iraq, within Britain, Barron took a clear opposing stance, but in the eyes of the bigwigs, these were just "internal differences."
This stems from his own bloodline, pure Anglo-Saxon, and the noblest "blue blood". Even if he disagrees with the "Alliance" in terms of goals, it is only due to his own interests - isn't the camp just for trading? This is the logic of the Anglo-Saxons.
Even in the United States, there are still strong anti-war forces - your military-industrial energy complex can make profits, what does it have to do with us who are engaged in finance, the Internet, and entertainment? Unless you share some of the profits when the time comes...
Therefore, the increasingly sharp anti-war voice of The Independent was not only Barron's counterattack against the government, but also a signal to them: Want me to be quiet? Show some sincerity.
Anyway, at this time, it was not just The Independent that stood on the anti-war side. There were many newspapers, including The Guardian, that were clearly opposed to the war and even mocked Prime Minister Blair as America's pet dog.
Moreover, according to a poll conducted across the UK last month, as many as 52% of respondents were opposed to using force against Iraq.
Even in Parliament, there are debates on Iraq almost every day - they are particularly lively, and the Labour Party is trying its best to convince the MPs.
In any case, after September, the issue of Iraq became a hot topic in the whole society.
The public cares about this, so the newspaper media will be happy to increase related reports - many of these newspapers dare to say anything for the sake of sales. Compared with this, The Independent is the most rational and logical.
After all, national newspapers like The Independent target well-educated elites, and in terms of shocking statements, they certainly cannot compare with tabloids targeting the middle and lower classes.
It was in this atmosphere that Bonnie finally returned to London.
After half a month of filming, "The Traitors" has finally completed filming and is now back in London to continue the post-production of the show.
Barron went to greet the program crew in person, but everyone knew that his real purpose was probably one of the beauties.
They hadn't seen each other for many days. Although they would make time to talk on the phone every day, Bonnie couldn't hide her excitement when they met. Even though she was a British person who was relatively reserved among Westerners, she couldn't help but give Barron a passionate kiss when she hugged him.
This scene naturally aroused everyone's good-natured cheers.
After returning home, I had to stay up late to catch up on the learning progress that I had lost for a long time...
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"The main task now is the post-production of "The Traitors". We will definitely be able to complete the editing of the first episode before the 15th."
Bonnie now has shown the qualities of a strong woman. Even though she is exhausted, she still hugs Barron and talks about work.
According to the contract with ITV, Summit Media will take over the ITV channel's 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. broadcast time slot starting from September 15. Therefore, before that, it needs to complete at least one episode of "The Traitors" so that it can premiere on the same day - September 15 is Sunday, and in the next week, "The Traitors" will be broadcast every Saturday.
I have to say that Bonnie is very lucky. She not only has outstanding appearance, but also excellent skin. Most importantly, she does not have the body odor that many European and American women have. The perfumes she uses in her daily life are mainly light scents.
After kissing the girl on the forehead, Barron smiled and said:
"In addition to The Traitors, we also need other shows to fill the airtime, so the recording of the Werewolf Killing Competition also needs to be put on the agenda."
As mentioned before, "The traitors" can only be broadcast one day a week, and the remaining six days will temporarily need to be supplemented by the werewolf killing competition proposed by Barron.
Now "Miller Hollow" has specially set up a room large enough for recording Werewolf Killing competitions.
And before that, the club also held a... relatively amateur-level werewolf killing competition. In the end, those who performed well and were willing to appear on camera were included in the recording list of a werewolf killing competition program called "The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow."
In addition, they also invited many public figures who are interested in Werewolf, such as some relatively well-known celebrities and hosts, to participate in the recording of "The Werewolf of Miller's Hollow".
Of course, these people will have to pay some announcement fees to participate in the recording of the program - but it is all worth it. After all, the participation of these well-known guests can also bring in their fans to watch, and the people they choose will not be first- or second-tier stars, so the announcement fees will not be too expensive.
And with the participation of these people, we can also attract some sponsorship in the early business negotiations.
The recording cost of "The Werewolf of Miller's Hollow" itself, apart from the announcement fees for the guests, is not too expensive because there is no outdoor location and only one room is needed.
These sponsorships are enough as long as they can keep the program from losing money - as for the latter, as long as the program's broadcast volume can be increased, it will naturally attract more and better sponsorships.
It just so happened that the filming of "The Traitors" had been completed, and only post-production was left, so the previously assembled filming team was able to seamlessly switch to "The Werewolf of Miller's Hollow".