Actaea

The Steelmanes have no government at all; there is no one to invite.

But they have the Jormungandr, who make decisions.

Ahasan's government automatically rejects all invitations (there is no one to negotiate with).

Yeah, and then Alex came along and said which alliances he wanted to be in and which he didn't... But that's not entirely true.

And the Mushroom People were represented in international treaties by a drug addict who could barely string two thoughts together.

So what? We have dictators here, and all sorts of different and strange personalities, and not all of them are logical. They make decisions on behalf of their countries, which means that we need to negotiate with them – because they are all potential aggressors or potential peacemakers. At worst, not everyone should be given the right to vote, but we need to be sure that in any situation, the Council can resolve certain issues, by any means from dialogue to resolutions. In the end, it is impossible not only to have a dialogue, but even to impose any resolution on a state, because it is not even part of the Council.

As for Kittypink, it was decided that the first meeting of the SBA would be held without him.

Not to negotiate with the leading arms-producing state in Actaea. No problem, but it's Mushroom People-level stupidity.)

This is my last word in the discussion of this nonsense.

Well, I started all this on purpose. But in reality, in a sense, the Mushroom People, who organized this Council, also showed how nonsensical the previous one was.