The Germans will belong to this, that they'll be able to regain their sense of dignity, honor, nationalism, and the League of Nations will be this fair entity that will be able to take care of Germany and the rest of the world as well. And of course, that's not going to happen when Woodrow Wilson brings that Treaty of Versailles back to the United States Senate. You remember American politics, he needs two-thirds of a majority of the Senate to ratify that treaty, and it was a partisan effort. There were no Republicans over in the land of Paris when this was going on. So there's a lot of fear that specifically Article 10 of the League of Nations charter, which basically would say that the League of Nations could bring the United States into a war without congressional approval, is going to be a non-starter. But mostly Republicans, they're going to say, no way, are we going to give up our autonomy of our self-interest to these European war fighters? That's just silly.