Almost half of the British members of Parliament immediately voiced their agreement, "The Fao Allied Forces have already taken the initiative on the battlefield, we must respond!"
"If Austria regains Silesia, the strategic balance Germany had achieved will be shattered."
"Not just Silesia, the Fao alliance could even influence the political situation across the European Continent..."
As a traditional troublemaker, England would never allow a dominant power to emerge in Europe.
However, some more cautious members of Parliament shook their heads in discussion, with one of them standing up and saying,
"Lord Fox, we are not at all prepared for war, we haven't even begun to mobilize our troops."
England had committed all its mobile forces to India last year, and currently could dispatch no more than 30,000 men to Silesia, and logistical supplies were also not ready, so even if they went to war, it would be difficult to affect the outcome.
