The president of Mirage Hills was accosted by reporters asking him questions asking him about the international backlash from the representatives actions, upon asking him, he stated in an interview to a anymous reporter and stated:
"Look, I let the representatives decide what some laws amd rules are made, whether or not how they state it as a brash statement or not, but I would like to clear up and say, what they ideally meant was that we shouldn't rely ln directly on international aid, I would take all the help that me and the nation can get, and I am grateful for it, but that is one of our fine nations faults, we severely underfund our weather research, and I am currently trying to fix that, and the event at Orrick broke the camels back and woke us from our sleep. And again, I would say that all the international workers that went in there that day are granted my personal gratitude and deserve respect, plus the nations that deemed this event worthy of sending the aid workers in there. I hope this clears the air a little bit."