Shouldn't the AI get madder at this?

[Boris Godunov]

Ok, so in a recent game I was just screwing around, and I had a lot of gold to burn. So I paid ol' Cyrus several thousand to declare war on Isabella. Mind you, I wasn't at war with Isabella at the time, nor had I ever been. Our relations were cautious.

Anyway, after that, all I get is a -1 to my relation with Isabella, with the statement that I brought in an ally against her. No, I didn't do that--I bribed your neighbor to attack you sans any provocation for either of us. I'd think that would warrant her getting a lot angrier at me!

And the other civs logically should have taken notice as well. But since I didn't actually declare war on her, I didn't suffer any ill effects diplomatically with them at all.

[LDiCesare]

I think it could be worse considering that not yiealding to a demand only grants about the same penalty. But then I tend to have so many -1's with most of my neighbours. This one seems it should be worse than being a heathen indeed.

[Datajack Franit]

yesterday Ceasar attacked me with a +8 overall

[ahsingjai]

Someone people would attack AIs that has +8 with them. Why can't the AI do the same?