Why Britain is the world s stirring stick .

The British are very smart, have a glorious history, and are very arrogant in their bones, but now they are actually not good, their status is not so high, and they don't like anything.

I disagree, Britain is a stick, but the world is not and does not need it to stir up.

Britain was a belligerent country, and its intention was to use the contradictions between France and Germany as a lever to weaken both sides and contain the rise of these two old enemies.

His name may be unfamiliar to you, but he has a well-known saying that you surely know - "There are no permanent friends between countries, only eternal interests". The sun never sets on the empire, and Britain has created extremely brilliant achievements in hundreds of years. However, it is such a dazzling empire, but it has countless despicable misdeeds, the most important of which is the title of "-stirring stick".

<> the prohibition of the emergence of the two European powers is a core principle of the United Kingdom. The emergence of any European power comparable to Britain's international environment has changed dramatically, and although there are deep rifts in domestic politics caused by "Brexit", the basis of British diplomacy - domestic politics has not changed, the basic pattern of the conservative-Labour Party taking turns to come to power has not changed, and Britain will inevitably suppress it in pursuit of interests in order to safeguard Britain's interests in Europe.

No matter what Europe does, Britain will come out to solve it. Because, Britain is wholeheartedly serving the Americans, not the Europeans, and has always obeyed the fate of the country. Therefore, being willing to be a pawn and provoke a war against a sovereign country is not profitable, and this is also to get a piece of the pie.

The United States is the "world's-stirring stick" because of its relatively strong national strength in order to maintain its hegemonic status.

After the defeat, he changed his strategy and retreated to the coastline, which developed into a later maritime hegemon. Since then, Britain has ensured that there will be no rise of countries on the European continent that threaten its hegemony, which is why it has become a "-stirring stick". The core of this policy is to prevent any country on the European continent from becoming a powerful hegemon.

As soon as there was such a trend, the British would implement the longitudinal and transverse technique.

Imagine how arrogant and rude the British Empire was at that time, and the reason why it fell to this point today is because of the psychological expansion of the British, and the banner of the Empire has since fallen to the ends of the earth.

The origin of this title is because Britain likes to meddle in other people's internal affairs, and if other countries have anything, it will intervene, and the more it messes up, the more chaotic it becomes, so it is called a-stirring stick.

Britain has always used other countries for its own benefit, and historically, Britain was a belligerent country, and it flattered the belief that "there are only eternal interests, no permanent enemies", and sought benefits among other countries.

In the long course of history, Britain has always stirred up trouble between two countries, and then withdrew after making a profit.

Because hundreds of years of war and turmoil have been behind or in the open, Britain opposes the emergence of a powerful country on the mainland to ensure its own country's superiority, and is the initiator of trouble.

Whoever is strong beats whom, who is weak to help whom, he is not strong, and he can't let others be too strong to avoid being bullied, and no one is a friend, just look at the form of development. As long as it is beneficial to one's own country and is invincible.

Because Britain often provoked wars in Europe, making the European continent not peaceful.

Because at that time he was the bellwether of the European world. But he led Europe to the road of invading the world, so he was called a-stirring stick.