"With all due respect, Sir, but Reizen wasn't controlled at all under a totalitarian or oppressive government. Yes, there are separatist movements that need to get treated with respect and need to get taken serious and that's also something GI-Land stands for, but you see clearly what a conflict we now have. The parties - and I don't talk about Frost, but about at least some of the separatist groups - were not willing to get at the neutral table and talk about their independence. I think, it's clear then, that Frost needs to use harsher methods now to prevent those forces having too much confidence in themselves", the chancellor explained.

"Of course we need to see that no rules of war, if they apply here, are broken. We are fully on your side there, but we aren't on your side that we want to fight now for the independence of Reizen. That they can't use all their rights at the moment is based in the conflict and that this is a war zone. A war zone created by the separatists, I want to remind you. If all the parties - the IFF and all the separatists - would finally come together again for serious talks, for compromises instead of the perpetual 100% or nothing, then those rights can get established again and I'm sure, they will be established again, whether Reizen gets independent or not", minister Sanddorn adds to get most questions about GI-Land's viewpoint out of the way.