I have chosen...

I have chosen my side, and I am anything but safe. Europe is at a time of war, you very well know, and now America has joined in the turmoil. I have known my position from the beginning, as you have known yours, Mr. President. We both want what is best for ourselves, our superiors, and our countries. Your country speaks of ending the war and my country speaks of establishing peace in Europe. That is the difference between us. In the end, maybe we will get the same thing, maybe we will be united, but we have each entered the war for very different reasons, under different circumstances. You see the different military mobilizations ,and now the war that has arisen, as a threat to the United States; we see it as a threat to our country and everything we hold dear, so we have acted differently. The outcome of this war will affect everyone in the world, no doubt, but where we stand will determine how we are affected. I won't say much, but I tell you this, I never wanted war, my friend.