Great Reform Act:No
[Politican]
[Conqueror Legacy +3]
((Private Marquis Oshiro Kazuki @Somberg ))
To the honorable Marquis Oshiro Kazuki,
I would like to hear your thoughts on a hypothetical merger of the Loyalist Association and the National Liberal Party into one single party, which is tentatively called the "Japanese Nationalist Party," under the following terms:
- The NLP and LA will both dissolve and reform as a united Japanese Nationalist Party (JNP)
- Policies: Free Trade/Interventionism/Pro-Military/Pluralism/Limited Citizenship
- JNP governments will, instead of building state-owned munitions factories or relying on buying on the global market (and thus risking the kind of navally blockaded supply line ruining the army's power that happened during the Anglo War), subsidize and give loans for expansion and new factories to the existing private arms industry in Japan to serve any and all such military supply needs.
- The JNP will drop the NLP war hawks' list of demands for Korea and will abstain from aggressive wars against Asian nations (this emphatically does not include Western colonial territories in Asia), instead working to peacefully bring them to modernity by sending advisors and educators. Western colonial powers allied with the German Empire will not be attacked while their treaties are in force.
I look forward to hearing from you on this subject.
Regards,
~Prince Sakamoto Naotari, Leader of the Opposition, Privy Councillor
[Politican]
[Conqueror Legacy +3]
((Private Marquis Oshiro Kazuki @Somberg ))
To the honorable Marquis Oshiro Kazuki,
I would like to hear your thoughts on a hypothetical merger of the Loyalist Association and the National Liberal Party into one single party, which is tentatively called the "Japanese Nationalist Party," under the following terms:
- The NLP and LA will both dissolve and reform as a united Japanese Nationalist Party (JNP)
- Policies: Free Trade/Interventionism/Pro-Military/Pluralism/Limited Citizenship
- JNP governments will, instead of building state-owned munitions factories or relying on buying on the global market (and thus risking the kind of navally blockaded supply line ruining the army's power that happened during the Anglo War), subsidize and give loans for expansion and new factories to the existing private arms industry in Japan to serve any and all such military supply needs.
- The JNP will drop the NLP war hawks' list of demands for Korea and will abstain from aggressive wars against Asian nations (this emphatically does not include Western colonial territories in Asia), instead working to peacefully bring them to modernity by sending advisors and educators. Western colonial powers allied with the German Empire will not be attacked while their treaties are in force.
I look forward to hearing from you on this subject.
Regards,
~Prince Sakamoto Naotari, Leader of the Opposition, Privy Councillor