Hello and welcome, dear delegates, to episode 12 of the delegation game.

Last time our story heated up with speeches lobbed from both sides of the fence, and the peace

conference in London came to terms with Fosha's regime as the world kept moving outside the walls of the Annabé Hotel.

In this episode, new French Premier Raymond Poincerey arrives in time to join the Council of Eight.

We look at Fosch's plans for the Russian Civil War and how they're taking shape.

The Dominions meet with David Lloyd George, or at least they speak publicly

to him before the rest of the conference in a plenary council meeting, and the Prime Minister

has a plan for getting what he wants from Foch. Europe continues to fall apart as the

Bavarian, Hungarian, Serbian and Russian situations all come under our microscope, and of course, we have much more in store.

We didn't vote on anything last week, as I attempted instead to let all that happened sink in for you guys,

and as I hoped we would all be able to just get along.

To my pleasant surprise, this is mostly panned out, and it seems that everyone is just a touch less active in the last week, probably because it's holidays for some of us lucky ones who maybe don't have to talk to themselves for a living.

Today, anyway, we have a proposal to vote on which reflects the historical period in which it was negotiated.

The Japanese, supported by the Siamese, in our narrative

at least, put forward their racial equality proposal for you all to vote on, and we're joined

by some of our newer delegates as well, such as the Bavarian and Romanian premiers. Meanwhile, in the Middle

East, it seems we have been able to create an Arab state, but not arrive at a solution

to the Jewish state quite yet.

That's incredibly all we really have to do in terms of housekeeping, but I should add that

we have a new delegate joining us, but not till next week, as he hasn't finalized his details

just yet.

Mr. Arthur McCauville will be interested to know that it seems

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