Seeing that William II's emotions had stabilized, he even took the initiative to invite East Africa to join the war.
It was at this moment that Kebeling began to speak to William II: "Your Majesty, although your proposal is very tempting, I do not think continuing the war is a good idea for Germany. Even if Germany's top leaders can stand united, I'm afraid the military and civilians can no longer support it."
"What do you think of Russia nowadays, Your Majesty?" Instead of continuing, Kebeling moved on to talk about Russia with William II.
William II had no idea what Kebeling was thinking, but he responded: "Nicholas II, that useless person? It's precisely his arrogance and incompetence that led to Russia's current failure, leaving room for the enemy to exploit."
Evidently, the enemy William II referred to was the Russian Labor Party.
