Jerome Bonaparte's suffocating understanding left a hint of embarrassment on De Luyis's face, as he felt a fishbone choked in his throat.
Heaven pity him, his original intention was to compel the Kingdom of Morocco to obey France's arrangements through diplomatic pressure after negotiations broke down.
Who would have expected His Majesty the Emperor to interpret it as wanting to launch a military action against the Kingdom of Morocco.
Although military action is indeed the most effective way to make one country obey another, it is also the simplest act to deepen the contradictions between the two countries.
If the French Empire does not take the Kingdom of Morocco at the first opportunity, France may fall into the same predicament as it did with Algeria.
Furthermore, De Luyis is not the Minister of War/Chief of General Staff.
