The South-American Security Summit

At a summit in the American capital, American President the American leader has called for a new security architecture in South America. While couched in diplomatic terms, the American government clearly envisions itself as the main force behind the security of the continent, and in return expects that we follow their political guidance. In fact, American diplomats are already pushing for this behind the scenes and translating these proposals into concrete action points like special consultation rights and veto powers for the US ambassador - and only the US ambassador. More chilling is the fact that refusing to accept this would, according to the President, be considered a hostile and destabilizing act, with 'deeply unfortunate' consequences.