"If we don't have India and Canada, and only our British homeland is left, then even if we hold our homeland and repel the Germans, what else can we have?"

In Liverpool, in a makeshift palace, a debate is raging, and at this time, the head of the famous Bout family, the Marquis of Montestuart, is talking.

At this time, the expression on his face was incomparably angry: "This kind of behavior is simply betraying our country!" Have you ever wondered what our British Empire would be like if we only had our homeland? It will decline rapidly, not even as good as France now! ”

Lord Montstuart did not get to the heart of power, and it can be said that if His Majesty had not come to Liverpool, he would not have had the opportunity to speak up here.

The Bout family did not have a long time in England, and they were not a family in England, but a Scottish aristocratic family that originated in Cardiff and was closely related to the Stuart dynasty.

As early as 1766, John the then Lord of Montstuart, upon his arrival in Cardiff, married the daughter of a local nobleman, from whom he received a huge interest in real estate and mining rights in southern Wales.

The real development was their grandson, who built the first dockyard in Cardiff. This bet allowed Cardiff's coal exports to flourish and the Bout family to make a fortune.

Until his grandson's son, John, the third Marquis of the Bout family, became one of the richest men on earth at the time.

That is to say, their family belongs to a later aristocratic family, although in the European law, it takes at least three generations and a hundred years to cultivate a nobleman, but compared with those old nobles who are often hundreds or thousands of years, they are still a new aristocratic class.

At this time, the Marquis of Montstuart was quite opposed to the betrayal of the colony: "Churchill, you are simply betraying the future of our country, so that even if we win this war, we will lose the whole empire!" Your Majesty, I propose, the immediate removal of Prime Minister Churchill, who was simply sent by the Germans! ”

Hearing his words, many people present were embarrassed.

They had fled together from London, and they had all been present in the House of Lords, and the agreement on the sale of the colonies was approved by His Majesty the King.

Now, to speak outrageously that these plans are wrong is to deny His Majesty the King!

At that time, Churchill also talked about the same eloquently, telling everyone that now, if you want to save the empire, you must give up, which is more important than the colony or the mainland?

It's a difficult choice, and after weighing the pros and cons, most people feel that if they have to choose, they must give up the colony, and they can't give up the homeland, right? This is the foundation of Britain.

Moreover, how can they, the old aristocrats, leave the country in which they live?

So, at that time they agreed.

And now, in the eyes of the unwitting aristocracy, these actions are absolute traitorous acts! If the colony is gone, the empire will be gone, this choice is simply a brain-dead act!

George VI didn't speak, he was not good at words, and now, if he talked to this aggressive nobleman, he would definitely stutter, and at the same time, his heart was also hesitating and hesitating.

At the beginning, I agreed to Churchill's suggestion, was it right or wrong?

George VI's face was still calm, but his heart was extremely turbulent.

"Yes, Churchill, you must step down immediately!" Another nobleman said, "He's going to sell us all over England!" ”

"I'm sorry, guys, I'm late." Just then, a voice came from outside.

Fat Churchill, who at this time was a rare smoker, changed into a wide trench coat, wore a high hat, and carried a civilized stick in his hand.

Churchill, who was also a nobleman, at this time, was dressed in a dress that was exactly what a gentleman and a nobleman were attiring!

Although Churchill's current career is based on women, it is because Churchill is not the heir of their Churchill family, just an inconspicuous small role.

On August 13, 1704, John Churchill, the ancestor of the current Winston Churchill, led the LinkedIn army to defeat the French army in a small village called Blenheim in Bavaria, Germany, and won a battle that would determine the fate of Europe.

The Battle of Blenheim, along with the Battle of Claysy, the Battle of Waterloo and the Battle of Amiens, is known as the four famous battles in British history books.

In order to reward him for his outstanding achievements, Queen Anne decided to give him the royal domain in Woodstock, and allocated 240,000 pounds from Parliament to build a huge palace for him, which was named "Blenheim Palace" after the place where the battle was won. This is where the illustrious family history of the Churchill family begins.

And now, the inconspicuous Winston Churchill has become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and the Churchill family is also honored by him.

The current Churchill did not come as prime minister, but as a nobleman, and his steps were heavy, looking at the Marquis of Montestuart, who opposed him, with cold eyes.

"Mr. Marquis, I would like to ask if there is any better way for you in the present situation? Will you tell all of us present that surrendering Germany will cost us less and more in favor of our Britain? Churchill's words were just as cold.

What the other side thinks, of course Churchill knows!

Montstuart was a new aristocracy, they cared more about their own interests, and if Britain refused to surrender, the final terrible result would be that the whole of Britain would become the same as Poland today.

Britain became a historical term.

These nobles will also decline.

However, if Britain surrendered, it would be different, and they, the nobles, could continue to enjoy their privileges, continue to live leisurely, and continue to obtain all kinds of vested interests.

For example, the Montestuart family can continue to mine coal and continue to work for the Germans, and they can continue to live happily under the enslavement of the Germans, just like the French now, and even be complacent about the increase in wages.

"Your Majesty, if we surrender to Germany, these nobles present can live as before, but with a different ruler above their heads, but what about you?" Churchill continued: "Now, we, the British Empire, are independent nations, and you are the leader of our greatest empire, which includes the population of 47 million in its native land, and the total population of nearly 400 million in its colonies! All 400 million people, revere you as our king, but what position should you be in if Germany surrendered? ”

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