"The British refuse to help the Italians in their time of need, the French mock the British, and the Germans look down on everyone... these are all dynamics we can exploit. At critical moments, we can deliberately let one side gain a little ground, let them 'advance victoriously' for a bit, and see if others become jealous, if they compete for credit, or if they show flaws due to poor cooperation."
"We need to find ways to create chaos within them!"
"Also, through secret channels, make contact with the anti-war groups and union organizations in Europe, and those industry associations affected by inflation... there's no need for us to show up directly, just provide them with 'material' and 'funds'. Let them stir up trouble in their own countries. We need to bring the conflict to their parliaments and streets."
Casare quickly took notes.
War is inherently filthy.
"Casare, do you know what the toughest part of this war is?"
