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His Majesty's government wishes to announce it shall sever all existing ties between the British Empire and the Empire of Japan, in light of a treaty they attempted to make with the Emir of Afghanistan. 
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The following treaty is in accordance with the agreements made discreetly between Prime Minister Inukai Tsuyoshi of the Daito Empire and Amir Habibullah Khan of the Emirate of Afghanistan in the years 1915-1916. This treaty shall remain in effect until either party sees it fit to end or renegotiate the terms. Annulment of this treaty must be declared 24 months prior to the date of termination.

Article 1: The Daito Empire and the Emirate of Afghanistan pledge a secret alliance built on the vision of seeing a freed, united and prosperous Asia.

Article 2: The Daito Empire pledges to aid the Emirate of Afghanistan with ten million in U.S dollars per year.

Article 3: The Emirate of Afghanistan pledges to pay special attention to the Daito Empire in future years when it comes to the distribution the as-of-yet untapped resources of the Emirate.
- Section 1: The Emirate shall favour trade of iron, copper, gold, sulphur, coal, rubies and other such resources to be found in the Emirate with the Daito Empire over other nations, and at a reduced price.
- Section 2: The Emirate shall welcome Japanese firms into Afghanistan and impose lower tariffs upon Japanese goods once Afghanistan has become independent of British encroachment.

Article 4: The Daito Empire pledges to aid the Emirate of Afghanistan in improving its agriculture and military strength so as to speed the process of freeing Asia of colonial influence.
- Section 1: The Empire of Daito shall supply the Emirate of Afghanistan with agricultural and military specialists in order to educate and better the skills of Afghan farmers and soldiers. 

[X] Habibullah Khan, Amir of the Emirate of Afghanistan
[X] Inukai Tsuyoshi, Prime Minister of the Daito Empire
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If the Amir wishes to change the relationship between the United Kingdom and Afghanistan, it would seem more logical to discuss alteration of this with His Majesty's Government rather than a third party.

On the subject of Ireland, His Majesty's government condemns all violent acts on behalf of both the Ulster Volunteers and the Irish Volunteers and to stop terrorism coming from both sides the British Army shall be sent to Ulster and aim to disarm both forces. We can reach a solution only at the negotiating table.

-David Lloyd George, Prime Minister of His Majesty's Government