President Selassie has not taken action to accomplish the goals that he outlined in his State of the Union Address.  A constitutional convention has not occurred, an exploratory committee has not been created, and the oil conflict has not been solved.  The Kerner Commission has proved unsuccessful because the Japicas have stated that while they want equality for Cuborica, they want to maintain their power.  This is not possible. 

Historically there have been attempts at secession  such as the New England states and the southern states of the United States, the Quebec province of Canada and the Katanga region of the Congo. Of all of these examples, Katanga is most like us.  Both Katanga and Boreaca are the mineral-rich and ethnically homogeneous regions of our former nations, and as such are entitled to the sovereignty to manage the resources on our land.

We feel that the government of Cuborica has not taken appropriate measures to stop or respond to the Cubnian Liberation Movement attacks.  We feel that President Selassie's speech on Tuesday, February 13, 2007 was nothing more than an acknowledgement that people have died at the hands of terrorists; he has not addressed a strategy or a plan to stop these attacks, and the National Alliance Party does not believe that the attacks will cease.  As to the CLM attack upon our oil, we will take all of the actions necessary to punish these terrorists once we have seceded.  This will be the first step in following our new terrorism plan, which includes taking military action to combat the CLM, or the Common Sense Party if they choose to attack us.  Additionally, we have a plan ready to be put into action to establish our own government and will do so as soon as we secede from Cuborica.

President Selassie Addresses the Nation
Arrests made in Bombing Attack
February 13, 2007; 9:44
President Selassie addressed the nation - promises swift and unmerciful justice. No video file is available. President Selassie also asked for the time and cooperation necessary to facilitate the work of the Kerner Commission. What he described as "hateful attacks" were interfering with meaningful work being done. He warned Cubnians that the CLM was not working on their behalf.

In the days since last weeks bombing of the Hailestan Stock Exchange, 27 people have been rounded up and arrested. According to a spokesperson for President Selassie, these individuals are influential leaders in the CLM terrorist organization. According to the administration, "these baby-killers may not have driven the truck, but they loaded the explosives and drew up the plan. We are all safer while they are detained for interrogation."

Death Toll from Attack Rises
Hopes of Finding More Survivors Dwindles
February 12, 2007; 9:12
The death toll from Friday's attack has now risen to 1,134. Hundreds of people were injured. Rescue authorities say that they have little hope any more survivors will be found. The focus of the effort has turned from rescue to recovery. President Selassie, in a statement to press, said that the Cuborican government is undertaken a comprehensive hunt for "the CLM babykillers and will not rest until they have arrested all people associated with this heinous attack on innocent, hard-working citizens."

Nations around the world are shocked and a tremendous outpouring of sympathy is to the nation and the families of the victims is being extended by world leaders and ordinary people the world around.

A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden truck at the crowded Haliestan Stock Exchange Friday morning, killing and least 1000 people and wounding scores of others. Rescue personnel on the scene commented that the death toll will likely rise if they are unable to reach survivors who are trapped under the rubble. 

Gary Skaendunistivitch, head of the Interior Ministry's bomb squad, said the Hyundai truck used in the blast contained "a ton" of explosives.

Friday's bombing comes four days after Cuborican air strikes against CLM bases in Kosnia and Cupana.

At the time of the bombing Cuborican President Selassie was meeting with the Kerner Commission discussing plans to extend greater rights to the Cubnians. 

EMBASSY ATTACKED!
January 31, 2007; 10:00
At 10:14 on January 31 a bomb exploded at the Cuborican Embassy in Aforea. Early estimates are that  241 Japica service people were killed and 60 were injured in the attack.

Witnesses say a yellow delivery truck drove toward the embassy, turned onto an access road leading to embassy compound and circled a parking lot. The driver then accelerated and crashed through a barbed wire fence around the parking lot, passed between two sentry posts, crashed through a gate and barreled into the lobby. The explosives in the truck, which were equivalent to 12,000 pounds (about 5,400kg) of TNT, were detonated. The force of the explosion collapsed the four-story cinder-block building into rubble, crushing many inside.

National Alliance Secession Suspected

The State of the Union
President (McCambley) Reiza Selassie to deliver State of the Union address, Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 9:00 A.M.

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National Alliance Response to be delivered by Prime Minister (Jipper) Alexander Isayevich Khomeini
January 30, 2007 at 9:30 A.M.

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VIDEO TAPE RELEASED CLAIMING BOMBING RESPONSIBILITY
February 02, 2007; 8:30
Government experts verified the authenticity of a tape on which a man claims to be a representative of the Cubnian Liberation Movement (CLM) claiming responsibility for the recent attack on the Cuborican Embassy in Bosgovnia. The unidentified man lists the demands of this newly emerged terrorist organization including full citizenship, equal representation in the government, fair labor practices, equal education and access to health care.

Initially the Cuborican administration had assumed the attack had been carried out by the Boreacans. No administration officials, nor the President's press secretary, were available for comment on this new development.

The unidentified speaker on the tape did not claim any connection with the Cubnian Freedom Party, however, until his identity is determined, such a connection can not be ruled out.