 After the Bosnian Crisis in 1908, Ware became further convinced that the United Kingdom was falling behind Germany in military strength, a stance Wilkinson did not agree with.In a letter to Wilkinson, Ware wrote that "The Morning Post" "should boldly point to the German danger" and "rub in the immediate necessity of universal military service and the re-organisation of naval matters".He said that if the newspaper did not adopt that stance, "I cannot .