Whilst I am glad my Secretary of State is keenly backing my proposals for a United Nations, I disagree about the initial inclusion of axis members. It is my belief that we should display to the world the benefits of international participation and open up the organisation to all sovereign states applications, we should use membership as, in effect, a bargaining chip to reward those states that transition to peaceful and cooperative nations and are fully accepting of the goals of the organisation, chief among which should be the prevention of conflict and the preservation of human rights and liberties. Only when we see states that are making great leaps towards these aims should we accept them into the UN, and until that time, we must use membership as a carrot to encourage them to become responsible global citizens.
As for the inevitable stick; a united occupation of their countries by all of our allies, both in and out of NATO, will not only aid their stability, but allow us to directly mould how they reform after the war.
As for the inevitable stick; a united occupation of their countries by all of our allies, both in and out of NATO, will not only aid their stability, but allow us to directly mould how they reform after the war.