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President Mark Small speaks of Malivian crimes against humanity
He demands compensation and sanctions
Port Swede, Vrassa
October 20, 4915


President Mark Small in his press conference

After the announcement of Malivia's crimes against humanity by hanging Kalistani citizens without trial, President of The Republic Mark Small has made a press release conserning action against Malivia. He described the actions of Malivia "inhumane, unconstitutional and against national and international law" and demanded sanctions and compensation.

Mark Small:

Greetings fellow citizens, I have some sad news to tell you. The Malivian government has decided to brutally hang seven Kalistani citizens. This act is very inhumane, unconstitutional and against national and international law. By Malivian national law, it is required to let family members attend people's executions. No one was ever informed by this, and a proper trial was never given to sentence them. I would like to begin with saying: our people will not be killed for nothing. Kalistani blood has been shed, and Malivia has now crossed the line by one step too much. I hope this message reaches out to Malivia, because the following message is intended for the government of Malivia, and I will not give a second warning. Kalistan will not stand by while our citizens are executed, and if you Malivian bastards wish to shed more blood we will make sure you get what you ask for. I don't wish for war, and I assume neither do you as you disbanded the claims committee. However, you will not be receiving any diplomatic communication, and I will not allow the Privateer Act to be put out of force, until you pay the price for what you have taken from us. The demands are simple.

First of all: Every family member of the executed will receive 1 million KRB in compensation for not being allowed visiting rights to the executions, which is against national law of Malivia.
Secondly: you must publicly apologize to the victims, their relatives and the government of Kalistan for disobeying international and national law for allowing these unlawful executions.
And finally: Everyone involved in the illegal execution of Kalistani privateers must be heavily sanctioned and prosecuted.

If these conditions are met, I, President Mark Small will agree with resigning the Privateer act, and if not, well, then I won't and Privateers will continue sacking your ships, and I'm sure the international community will sanction Malivia for breaking international and national law if I must take it that far.