We must consider diplomatic solutions to the Zulu problem. Furthermore, should we decide that Diplomacy is not the best course for our nation, we must consider how we can diplomatically assist the armed forces in their role.
Specifically, I ask that the committee consider the following items (as well as anything else that pertains to the larger issue):
* Can we use a combination of alliances and trade embargos to cut Zululand off from the rest of the world?
* Can we ally with any other nations to secure any of our flanks?
* Is it prudent to sign any MPPs to protect ourselves against a sneak attack and cause further trouble for our enemies? What is the risk of getting dragged into another war through any MPPs we sign?
* If we attack Zululand, are there any nations that may ally with them? What do they have that they can use to bargain with?
-- adaMada
Acting Vice-Vice President
Specifically, I ask that the committee consider the following items (as well as anything else that pertains to the larger issue):
* Can we use a combination of alliances and trade embargos to cut Zululand off from the rest of the world?
* Can we ally with any other nations to secure any of our flanks?
* Is it prudent to sign any MPPs to protect ourselves against a sneak attack and cause further trouble for our enemies? What is the risk of getting dragged into another war through any MPPs we sign?
* If we attack Zululand, are there any nations that may ally with them? What do they have that they can use to bargain with?
-- adaMada
Acting Vice-Vice President
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