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Tuirsland wrote:

The Suez, a vital part of the European trade route, was damaged by the Spanish, temporarily suspending trade between Asia and Europe. This, alone, besides the mutual defence agreement with Italy, could bring them to intervene, limiting the already limited, and inferior, Spanish naval operations. Italy is considered as one of the regional powers of the Mediterranean.

The two-Dreadnoughts, five destroyers and three submarine fleets of Egypt arrived at Port Said, prepared to protect trade from Spanish barbarism. After a setback in Cyprus, where Spanish propaganda supposedly said that Britain suffered a catastrophic defeat, where in reality, suffered no more than 200 deaths, The Royal Navy is now urging that Britain declares war on Spain, rather than to allow them to attack British trades in Europe.

It is to be expected that Britain will declare war on Spain next week. Diplomatic Channels within the empire had already forbid them from dealing with Spain, especially Nigeria, who is known for its unrelenting quest for neutrality at the cost of the empire's superior standing.

Tuirsland wrote:

The House of Commons are assembled today to discuss the only thing on their dockets; Shall Britain officially declare war against Spain or will Britain take diplomatic steps with Spain and the Japanese.
The Prime Minister, David Lloyd George, was called in to the stands to address the House, "My fellow MPs, I call on you today to address what we've all been itching to address. Well, today I shall deliver my opinions and what my party will decide on, and I hope that you shall do the same." A scattered applause and a few murmurs from the both sides of the Chamber can be heard, "I ask of you, people who are elected by the good people of our Country, must we allow Spain to continuously violate our nation? Must we allow Spain to continuously threaten the democratic institutions in which our glorious Commonwealth stand on? Gentlemen, the answer to those questions are no. Here's what we shall do instead; Britain is to declare war against Spain. Britain is to declare unrestricted naval warfare, and Britain shall focus on dismantling the authoritarian communist monarchy of Spain! I urge you, Gentlemen, to join me and the Liberal Party to declare war on Spain, and end this madness once and for all!"

The Chambers went silent for a moment, before a landslide vote declaring that Britain is to formally declare war with the Spanish Empire.

Britain had already sent most of its submarine to the Atlantic, blockading the Spanish trade from the Americas and anywhere else that travels via water.

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