Nicolson, the veritable veteran of diplomatic circles, didn't stay groggy for long.
"I... don't understand what Your Majesty is saying."
Though he strongly claimed innocence with an expression of true innocence, I gave him no leeway.
"Though I want to believe you considering our relationship over the past years, just because you don't know doesn't mean it's not the British Empire's doing."
There's no evidence. They wouldn't have been careless enough to leave evidence for such things, and this Jewish-Slavism that spread through Europe like an urban legend would have spread through people's mouths rather than paper.
"As many Jews live in London as here in Petrograd. Though we can't say there's no discrimination at all, they still live as British people today. Would the government of such a country create the Protocols of Zion?"
