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Before we say anything further towards Great Britain, we like to correct the location of our peace talks with the United States of America and the Confederate States of America it will be at [b]Rio de Janero not at Brasília[/b]. Sorry for the mess up. Anyways, we thank for Britain's support for the peace talks in Rio de Janero yet they didn't respond to being accused of violating the principles of the Monroe Doctrine. I think the reason that you protect the Confederate States of America is because, it gives you a change to be at war with the United States of America again. I don't blame you, because the United States have declared war on you because you were putting trade restrictions on France. Yet, you won the war, after burning down Washington D.C and putting the United States of America's morale at an all-time low until the war ended and Washington was rebuilt. I think that you should open up the history book of Great Britain, before you go calling Mr. Steven 'a war-monger'. The point is that you should pull your ships out of the Americas, as the Royal Navy is the flames to set off a firework that will end very badly for both countries. I hope that God founds a way into your soul and I'm done having this debate against you, I got more important things to do back home. 

As for Russia's statement, I think that the Ottoman Empire will know the punishment of their actions if they dare to attack the Black Seas. I also think it's good that the Black Sea is demilitarized, because if it wasn't, you would of gone to war with the Ottoman Empire a long time ago.

As for Italy, I also [b]recognize your plight to unify the Italian people and expand their influence[/b]. I hope that war could be avoided with Kingdom of Venice and negotiations go well for both of you.

[i]~ Emperor Pedro II, King of Brazil[/i].