*Sinclaire stands up, reading from some of her papers.* I have a proposal, ladies and gentlemen. It's not too much, but I believe it will lay the foundation of what we desire.
1. As the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was signed between the Axis and the Comintern, the dissolution of the Third Reich renders the contract null and void. All annexations performed by the Soviets thanks to this pact must be reversed, as it is still considered collaboration with Hitler. Kresy will be returned to Poland, Bessarabia will be returned to Romania, and the Baltic states will be liberated and allowed to run free elections to decide if they prefer capitalism or communism.
2. Stalin will respect the nations that defected to the Allies during the European theatre. Apart from those who served under the cabinets of Fascists governments, their citizens will not be penalized under any condition whatsoever.
3. As the Soviets defeated them, Finland will be recognized as a Soviet ally. However, they must be returned the land stolen from them in the Winter War, as it was approved by the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
4. The Soviets will not only recognize the new governments established democratically in Europe, but they will also even recognize the new Federal Republican of Germany.
5. Next, the state of Poland will be a neutral buffer in between the Allies and the Comintern. Poland has suffered too long under international politics, and as such, they deserve independence once and for all.
6. Finally, all POWS belonging to the Soviet Union will be returned to their homeland in return for all European POWS located in the Soviet Union. These men deserve to see their families again, and no not deserve to suffer under their old governments' mistakes. On the same hand, we understand the desire for the Soviets to see their boys again. When it comes to prisoners who violated any war laws, they will be tried appropriately.
*Sinclaire sits down and smiles, waiting for a reply.*
- Sen. Elexis Sinclaire (R - MA)