The Munich Conference Take 2

The Munich Conference was a successful and useful meeting between four countries. By allowing Germany to take Sudetenland, France, Britain and Italy were showing Germany that they still had control over its actions. The original Treaty of Versailles was terrifically unfair, and allowing Germany this small act of redemption will help to improve relations between all the countries. Sudetenland is so small that it will not increase Germany's power anyway, and will not make Germany any more of  threat. France, Britain and Italy, by holding this conference, showed that they are willing to once again view Germany as a near-equal. It is as if Germany was a naughty child who has finally been allowed to come out of its time out. Germany has seen the power that the rest of Europe can hold over it, and this offering of peace will persuade Germany not to act out of line again. Sudetenland was merely a pacifier for the baby of Germany, and will undoubtedly stop it from pushing its luck any further. 

Now that relations between these countries have been improved, all of Europe should look forward to an era of peace and companionship. Germany has been shown its place, and now respect is once again being attributed to the once-powerful country. Soon, all the European superpowers will once again become friendly rivals and the world will live in a happy state of balance.