According to the script discussed between Shire and Clemenceau, they would not overly discuss the issue of Greece.
It's almost enough; France should not excessively provoke the Sun Never Sets Empire at this time, as France needs to continue "deepening cooperation" with England at sea.
However, an unexpected incident occurred at the conference by this point.
Constantine I believed it was an opportunity; to him, France's military withdrawal was still insufficient, far from enough.
The main force of the "invasion" was the British Army, which was enough on its own to overthrow Greece. If he didn't take the opportunity to launch a crusade against Britain now, he might never have the chance to receive fair and just treatment.
So he gathered his courage and stood up, trying to remain restrained; he knew neither England nor France was someone he could afford to provoke:
"Gentlemen, I support France's decision to withdraw troops; France has done the right thing."
