On June 15, 1921, the Wilson government announced the dissolution of the United States of America and fully admitted that its research into biochemical viruses had led to an accidental leak, triggering the "American Great Flu"!
The truth was unimportant. So long as the governments of every country got the outcome they wanted, the means were secondary. To ensure future generations could not raise doubts, they even concocted a mountain of evidence.
For example, testimony from several high-ranking Wilson government officials, complete with preserved video recordings; and research materials on the N1 Virus, generously sponsored by several major European research institutes.
Before such irrefutable evidence, they could finally give their domestic populations a satisfactory explanation. They also arrested a group of scapegoats and prepared to put them on public trial.
Naturally, these scapegoats were all famous capitalists. They had merely picked the wrong side and tried to resist the Allied forces. As losers, they naturally had to bear the responsibility.
Their charges were, naturally, that they had been the hidden shareholders behind chemical plants and had funded biochemical virus research—the so-called chief culprits!
With the Wilson government dissolved, the calls for independence from the various American states could no longer be held back. If they did not become independent, they were finished; the compensation for casualties alone would take generations to repay.
Ferdinand dared swear that the independence of America's states had been entirely voluntary on the part of the American people. Absolutely no one had forced them. At most, everyone had merely demanded compensation from the United States of America—it was those people who wanted to flee their debts by becoming independent!
Under the latest Alliance resolution, America's states were permitted to declare independence, but any countries formed would also have to pay compensation for casualties. The amount would