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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fenris" data-source="post: 6249444" data-attributes="member: 2820">"Wait a moment sirs. So you will ignore a direct service I rendered to you that was to your benefit in the name of benefit to the Empire, yet turn around and says that Orabi represents a something not of benefit? That seems a little disingenuous. However, since you seek only to serve Queen Victoria and the benefit of Empire as you have said, it is settled. Thank you for your agreement gentlemen. Egypt is not a part of the British Empire and so you, nor Queen Victoria have any voice, vote, influence or sway here. Your request for military aid and assistance is hereby revoked and any troops remaining upon Egyptian soil can and will be tried for sedition and their presence seen as an act of war. In the name of the benefit of the Empire of course gentlemen. Egypt's affairs are Egypt's to solve. I need not remind you what happened upon the battlefield yesterday, or who protects this nation. Nor do you wish to receive the fates of the French who plotted against the monarchy." says George his face suddenly grim as he leans back in his chair.</blockquote>