"Jon, a pleasure to have you aboard. I'll need to go secure some offices for our use... I have to say, I wasn't expecting so much support."
Tilly turns, addressing both Msrs. Recyznski and Kenny. "Gentlemen, as I suggest from the fore, what I intend is not a political party; it is an non-governmental organization focusing on the reunification of our homeland." He nods to Straub. "As this fine gentleman says, there is nothing wrong with self-determination; in fact, I quite support it myself. But my personal belief is that this secession is an unfortunate reaction to long neglect, stressful times, and a suspect and misguided government. What I hope to do is convince the people of Tilapia and St. Esprit that we are better off working together as Eutopians, not apart as "Latins" or "Anglos" or what have you. I see no reason, Mr. Straub, why we should wait for our new neighbors to offer the olive branch of reunification when we can easily do the same, and perhaps express our humility for the recent past at the same time."
"In any case, Mr. Kenny, Mr. Recyznski, the wheels of government have their place in achieving the end of reunification, that much is true. So too do the agencies of civil society. It is that aspect I intend to represent through this organization."