Statement by Tama Iti, President of Republic of Aoteraroa
Published: June 7th, 2009
The president of the Republic of Aoteraroa has spoken out about the events in Papeete.
“It is of grave concern that certain sectors within Aoteraroa wish to instill terror against our neighbours.
Although it is acknowledged we have a god given right to the pacific, and that it was stolen from us by the French, English and Dutch, violence is not the answer.
The Replublic of Aoteraroa denies any involvement in this obscene terrorist act.”
A representative of President Iti promptly stepped forward upon the completion of the speech, requesting all media leave the room with no further questions.
The representative indicated a formal statement of position by International Affairs spokesman Michael Laws would be forthcoming.
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August 27th, 2009 at 11:53 am
I LIKE THE PART “representative of President Iti promptly stepped forward upon the completion of the speech, requesting all media leave the room with no further questions” LOL thats fucken MANA!