When it comes to the United Kingdom and France in Europe, they were once absolutely among the world's top powers. In particular, Britain was originally called the "Sun Never Sets Empire", and the number of colonies under its command was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. Unfortunately, after the end of the two world wars, Britain's strength was greatly reduced.
Coupled with Britain's previous insistence on choosing to leave the European Union, the life of its own civilians can be called "old lady's New Year". According to previous media reports, there has been a "beautiful landscape" in the UK recently, starting with the continuous strike of British railway workers, which has led to the paralysis of about four-fifths of the country's railways. Subsequently, British carers also went on strike, because in the face of rising inflation, wages rose so much that they could not meet the daily living expenses.
To the outside world, this is the worst general strike in the UK in nearly 40 years, and many companies are paralyzed by transportation, and employees can only choose to work from home. If this is the current situation of the famous "Sun Never Sets Empire", it is estimated that many people will sigh.
Secondly, many British people seem to be beginning to miss the days in the EU, which can be called "not worrying about eating and drinking", so the voice calling for Britain to return to the EU seems to be increasing. In the face of this situation, it can only be said that there has never been a regret medicine to buy. In addition, Scotland, seeing that it follows the United Kingdom, has not even "drunk soup", and has repeatedly stated that it plans to vote on it. It is enough to see that after the sharp decline in Britain's strength, even the "little brother" who followed Britain at the beginning had new ideas.
Finally, Argentina openly asked Britain for the Falklands, believing that the Falklands would always belong to Argentina, whether before, now or in the future. It is not difficult to see that things are really not going well in Britain at the moment. In this regard, I wonder if Britain will sigh that it is really "thirty years of Hedong and thirty years of Hexi"?
Of course, France, which is also a European country, is no better, and tens of thousands of civilians have taken to the streets to protest in the face of increasingly severe inflation. At the same time, I also hope that the "old horse" can change the situation in the short term, otherwise there may be some "moths" in the future. In the face of this situation, the United States, which has always called itself a "savior", is estimated to be powerless, after all, the current life in the United States is not good, and the severity of local inflation is not weaker than that of Britain and France.
To put it bluntly, after the emergence of "beautiful scenery" in Europe and the deep civil strife between Britain and France, even the "savior" of the United States could not help. In this regard, I wonder if the leaders of Britain and France will hate the United States for "seeing death and not saving it"?
In particular, France, which was previously pried away by the United States because of its nuclear submarine order, is already dissatisfied with the latter. Now that there are discordant voices within France, if the United States looks on coldly, imagine how France, as the "little brother" of the United States, will feel in its heart? Even the eyes of the British family members will be full of "complaints".