The second question Snoopimus II brings before this Senate:
Shall we be rid of the Macedonian menace entirely, or shall we make peace with them once we have finished them adequately?
The argument Snoopimus would bring, is that Persia and Carthage are making themselves fat on our destruction of Macedon, and they are now the significant threat. Macedon can no longer do us damage, and will make peace for any price, short of giving up several cities.
Finish a few cities in Macedon now, particularly the ones on the Aegean peninsula (Sparta, Thermopylae, etc.); that should take only a few years. Then, make peace with them, leaving Byzantium as our easternmost point; this reduces the corruption we feel, and allows us to make a RoP agreement with them, to get to the Persian foe.
Shall we be rid of the Macedonian menace entirely, or shall we make peace with them once we have finished them adequately?
The argument Snoopimus would bring, is that Persia and Carthage are making themselves fat on our destruction of Macedon, and they are now the significant threat. Macedon can no longer do us damage, and will make peace for any price, short of giving up several cities.
Finish a few cities in Macedon now, particularly the ones on the Aegean peninsula (Sparta, Thermopylae, etc.); that should take only a few years. Then, make peace with them, leaving Byzantium as our easternmost point; this reduces the corruption we feel, and allows us to make a RoP agreement with them, to get to the Persian foe.
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