President Blythe, when asked by a reporter about the morality and worthiness of Bzerneleg's military presence in Reizen, asserted the importance of bringing security and stability to Reizen and warned against a hands-off approach on foreign policy.

"You know what's morality? Defending the ideals that sustained free countries like us at home and abroad. Do we know when will Reizen finally be free? Free of violence? Free of hate? I don't know. Do you know? I don't think so, and nor will anyone else be able to know. But at least we can do something to speed up the process and finally give Reizeners what they've been yearning for. Whether it be safety or security or freedom.

Bzerneleg will not go down in history as a coward who stands idly in the face of death and destruction. The worst thing we could ever do is to not uphold and defend the common ideals of liberty, democracy and justice. That a man be able to speak what he may think. That a man be able to participate in shaping his country's future. That a man be treated as fair as everyone else. And for that we fight.

We came with an olive branch and some arrows. It clearly seems to us they've turned down the olives. Well, fair enough. If that's what you want, we'll give you it. We are ready at any time to stand by the Reizen Democratic Coalition, for they have shown their support for liberty and democracy, and fight for what's right. Anyone who tries to bring the RDC down will be met with fire and fury. We have been very clear of what we and the RDC demand."