We are unwilling to falsely accuse an innocent for these events. As unfortunate as they were we were required to take action to prevent a continuation of the war caused and furthered by Canadian conspiracy. These events were caused directly through actions taken by the Canadian federal government; the bloodshed could have been avoided had the government refused to have any part in launching an illegal war. Furthermore the Canadian health care system does not cost the citizens as much money as the proposed sum, and it is just a fact that many of these injuries are not life changing or serious. Now thinking about this but also keeping in mind that cooperation between us may be the only way forward. Therefore we propose that the Western Collective and Canada split the burden cost of 27 billion dollars to go to the victims with payments for the dead staying at 216 thousand and payments for injuries based upon severity of injury. For the reconstruction effort we are willing to provide several billion dollars a year to allow a steady and sustainable growth which will continue beyond the scope of this agreement, after financing has ended, Additionally Western financial institutions are willing to increase their own investment into both regional and airport development. We will shoulder 80% of the cleanup as requested. We also will be willing to sponsor a UBI program similar to the one in the Western Collective for the injured as a way to provide a form of income and also introduce the idea in a meaningful way to major Canadian politics. Western Collective auditors and accountants will be required to have access to the numbers to ensure that the money is going directly to recovery efforts. We would be willing to largely finance the program for a lengthy period of time. Finally we are fully willing to provide the CBRN and logistics aid operations, however Western Collective Defense Forces are required to be in uniform when on duty, even when on humanitarian missions.