Chapter 1855 Premises for Peace Talks II

As for whether it would be bad to attack your own benefactor? Please, didn't you hear me? It is to set up a joint committee. The hatred is caused by everyone. Even if the donors suffer losses, they cannot blame the Social Democratic Party! Why should I oppose this kind of thing that can strengthen my rights without any sequelae?

Politics is sometimes so strange that many people with different political orientations or even hostiles can do common things. This time, whether it is the Kaiser, the parliamentarians or the centrists, they are all ready to take those capitalists who are trying to expand their influence And the financiers cut!

"Although we have common ground on this issue, this does not change our differences on Scheideman and others. If you are unwilling to cooperate, we will use our own means to achieve our justice. Next time, When we meet again, it won't just be me and the delegation behind me!" Earl Schelling said seriously! For Scheidemann and the people who made trouble last time, Bavaria said that they would never let them go!

"What do you think?" Albert looked towards Hassai next to him, with a questioning look in his eyes.

"That's it, it's impossible for all of us to be buried with Scheideman." The latter nodded silently. In less than a minute, Scheidemann's fate was sealed.

"After the establishment of the joint committee, the first thing to do was to determine the facts of Scheideman's crime." Looking at the other party's performance, Earl Schelling already knew that the other party had compromised, so he continued. On the other hand, Albert quietly nodded his approval.

"Okay, let's talk about the second question. We don't want to interfere in the negotiations between the parliamentary faction and the Kaiser. It must be Prussia's internal affairs. But regarding the structure of the central government of the empire, the Bavarian side believes that changes need to be made. The imperial parliament should be divided into There are two houses, the upper house is composed of political parties. The lower house is composed of highly respected non-partisan people, so that our government can represent the interests of the majority of the people." Earl Schelling said.

"This is against the constitution, and the rights of the Imperial Parliament have been directly divided!" Hasai said loudly at the first moment.

"This does not violate the constitution, because there is an upper house and a lower house in the Prussian parliament. We just copied this model directly into the imperial decision-making body." Earl Schelling said.

"Non-partisan, highly respected people? I want to know what this signifies? This is equivalent to leaving a private plot for the Junker nobles." Albert said.

"Parliament is supposed to be a legislative organization that includes all classes of the empire. We accept universal suffrage, but I don't think it makes sense for a party to control the entire legislature. In this war, many non-party personnel paid for the empire. Efforts, blood and even a statement! Thousands of noble families have lost their heirs! Judging from their dedication and spirit, I think they are much more noble than many people who sit in the back and do nothing but do bad things. Why can’t they occupy the parliament What about a seat?"

"Take the parliamentary parties as an example. The largest parties in the parliament are the Social Democratic Party and the Catholic Center Party. The total number of members of these two parties is only 1.5 million, and there are more than 70 million people in the empire. Two political parties with 1.5 million people together decide? Do you think this is fair?" Earl Schelling asked rhetorically.

"But we were elected by everyone! They agreed with our point of view, so they chose us!" Hassey said.

"The newly established Lower House of the Imperial Parliament was also elected by everyone, so I think they can also represent the wishes of the people. Besides, don't you all demand that rights need to be supervised? The rights of political parties also need to be supervised,

Many soldiers have also participated in voting, but they must not have imagined that when the political party they elected was fighting on the front line, it stabbed a knife in the back, right? People are fickle! " Earl Schelling said meaningfully.

Even though politicians can come up with countless excuses to beautify themselves, it is the original sin of Albert and others to be tight in the front and make trouble in the rear! Even if the soldiers in front are unwilling to use force to deal with the parliamentarians, they will feel disgusted with the Social Democratic Party in their hearts. Without taking advantage of the original uprising to directly obtain state power, the parliamentary faction has become weaker and weaker, so Bavaria and the officer corps will propose this separation of powers.

"Mr. Schelling, Bavaria's first opinion is not good for the empire, because it will weaken the decision-making ability of the central government of the empire. A resolution needs at least three votes to take effect, which will delay many important things for a long time. If it is decided, the cohesion of the imperial government will become very bad." Colonel Buller, who had been silent all this time, finally spoke.

"Before the war, when the Kaiser was in power, the vote was very fast. You said it was not fair, so you demanded fairness and staged a coup. Now, when the resolution is more fair, you say efficiency. So? What the hell are you trying to do? Fairness or efficiency?"

"Maybe your ideas are good, maybe you didn't expect things to be like this at all, but the facts are facts. If you do the first grade of junior high school, others can do the fifteenth grade. Don't you think so, Mr. Albert?" Earl Schelling said Said deeply.

"Can we think about this after the negotiations? After all, there is no full government in Prussia right now," Albert said. With the enemy strong and we weak, Albert decided to delay.

"This resolution is also the major premise of the negotiation. This resolution has nothing to do with who is in power in Prussia!" Earl Schelling said.

"For this premise, I can only say that your country has evil intentions! You can use the House of Commons to hinder the decision-making of the empire!" Hasai said.

"However, it is fairer, isn't it? The Social Democrats and the Catholic Center Party have almost no foothold in Bavaria. Bavaria has no party represented in Parliament. Since the Reichstag exercises legislative power on behalf of the entire Reich, why do you want Bavaria Excluded?" Earl Schelling asked: "From a certain point of view, the parliamentary system will reduce the efficiency of decision-making. The real parliament should not be a tool of a certain party or a certain person. Therefore, in order to ensure that the parliament fulfills its mission Obligations, I think such a bicameral system is very reasonable, after all, this kind of parliamentary system is also adopted in Prussia."

"As for hindering the passage of the imperial resolution? We can rely on the Federal Parliament to veto resolutions that are not good for us in the future. You don't think that after the war, Bavaria still only has six votes?" said the earl.

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