06-12-2023, 08:51 AM
Capanetzin, the Huenyan delegate, was next to speak. "It is not the demeanor or the language used by the Xiomeran ambassador that offends us all so much, I think. Rather, it is the insult to our intelligence that every single word falling out of his mouth conveys."
She brushed a stray hair from her forehead as she continued. "I thank the Haesanite and Eirian ambassadors for so ably pointing out the irony and the lies in the comments from my Xiomeran colleague, as well as shining a light on the true imperialism here - that being exhibited by the literal Empire which is trying to force an outcome in Roucourt that favors Xiomera, and only Xiomera. I also thank the other delegations which have spoken up to now, and would particularly like to thank the Kerlian delegation for offering a proposal which could lead to a peaceful outcome for at least one part of this multi-faceted conflict."
Capanetzin put a fake smile of her own on as she looked at Tetlahue. "I am sure that the Xiomeran ambassador was merely mistaken when he expressed his belief that there were too many seats being brought to the negotiating table on this matter. After all, the more people are working towards a peaceful outcome, the more suggestions and ideas shall come forth which would lead to that desired outcome. Surely, Xiomera couldn't be seeking to limit the number of nations working on this crisis due to some agenda of its own!"
"The delegation of the Huenyan Federation would call for LIDUN to appoint a negotiator to seek to enter independent discussions with the different factions in Roucourt to encourage them to come to peace talks led by this body, in order to ensure a truly just and peaceful resolution. We would also call for the nations of LIDUN to agree to place significant economic sanctions on any nation that seeks to unilaterally force an outcome in Roucourt, or that hinders efforts by this body to bring about a negotiated outcome. We would truthfully like for there to be a sanctions regime for any nation, in any situation, that unilaterally imposes itself in such conflicts, or that unilaterally annexes territory belonging to others - but that point can come later." The smile she aimed at Tetlahue grew sharper, bearing him an unpleasant promise.
She brushed a stray hair from her forehead as she continued. "I thank the Haesanite and Eirian ambassadors for so ably pointing out the irony and the lies in the comments from my Xiomeran colleague, as well as shining a light on the true imperialism here - that being exhibited by the literal Empire which is trying to force an outcome in Roucourt that favors Xiomera, and only Xiomera. I also thank the other delegations which have spoken up to now, and would particularly like to thank the Kerlian delegation for offering a proposal which could lead to a peaceful outcome for at least one part of this multi-faceted conflict."
Capanetzin put a fake smile of her own on as she looked at Tetlahue. "I am sure that the Xiomeran ambassador was merely mistaken when he expressed his belief that there were too many seats being brought to the negotiating table on this matter. After all, the more people are working towards a peaceful outcome, the more suggestions and ideas shall come forth which would lead to that desired outcome. Surely, Xiomera couldn't be seeking to limit the number of nations working on this crisis due to some agenda of its own!"
"The delegation of the Huenyan Federation would call for LIDUN to appoint a negotiator to seek to enter independent discussions with the different factions in Roucourt to encourage them to come to peace talks led by this body, in order to ensure a truly just and peaceful resolution. We would also call for the nations of LIDUN to agree to place significant economic sanctions on any nation that seeks to unilaterally force an outcome in Roucourt, or that hinders efforts by this body to bring about a negotiated outcome. We would truthfully like for there to be a sanctions regime for any nation, in any situation, that unilaterally imposes itself in such conflicts, or that unilaterally annexes territory belonging to others - but that point can come later." The smile she aimed at Tetlahue grew sharper, bearing him an unpleasant promise.
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