Speaking as Delegate of The North Pacific: DM was most certainly a key member in the opposition, given that he was one of the primary points of contact between Tsunamy and The North Pacific during that period. One of the reasons TNP agreed to focus on a peaceful process was through DM and Tsu's request, the other being my refusal to make the region any more of a battleground than it already was by needlessly provoking the situation.

Despite certain behaviour on his part since then, I am happy to clarify this fact.

Initially, TNP was working on a conference of tSP Allies - including tSP - in a discussion on conflict resolution, but things became problematic when the cabinet claimed to have dissolved the Charter. It led to me expressing my anger at them over it, and not in a pleasant way.