From the principle of diplomacy, De Luy does not necessarily agree with the use of military as a means of threat; excessive use of military for coercion can easily bring a nation's diplomatic credibility to the brink of bankruptcy.
However, based on the principle of pragmatism, De Luy has to admit that military threats are often a quicker way to achieve a goal.
De Luy glanced at the three military managers present and, after weighing a little, tactfully said: "Letting our allies appropriately understand our strength is more beneficial for future alliances!"
"Then it's settled!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded to everyone present.
Then, he assigned them their respective tasks.
This impromptu meeting continued until 1 a.m. When everyone who had received their tasks from Jerome Bonaparte's mouth left the Fontainebleau Palace, they also did not rest but returned to their respective departments/armies for an additional meeting.
