After the interests of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and France were essentially satisfied, the United Kingdom finally began discussions about maintaining its own hegemony and the new global political landscape.
"The World War caused serious harm to all of Europe," Fromm said, "so, for the sake of peace in Europe and the world, countries should carry out large-scale disarmament, retaining only a small portion of their armies."
"Especially regarding the navy, countries like Germany and Austria-Hungary do not need to retain large naval forces, and other countries should also make corresponding reductions, including the United States, East Africa, Japan, and other countries outside Europe."
"As the World Overlord, we in the United Kingdom should retain the largest naval force to ensure the fair and orderly conduct of global maritime trade. I believe everyone would not oppose this!"
