Having stayed silent for too long, Meztli Ilhuitl entered once again into the active discussion.
"The Federation of Tepetitlán opposes military intervention as a primary means of combating terrorism, but does cede the notion that it may be, at times, necessary. The Federation prefers to combat terrorism through means such as cutting off black market supply and trade routes, for example. Often times, war serves as a justification to their cause, and further emboldens their ideology of violence and suffering. We also oppose unilateral action, without involvement of the international community. If we wish to fight the issues facing the world, we must do so in a coordinated manner. In regards to trade, we believe that Tepetitlán has a lot to offer to the world, and that the world has a lot to offer Tepetitlán. Strengthening our economic ties will see our diplomatic and cultural relationships grow, creating an enviornment where the common humanity is more likely to be looked out for, instead of tribalistic isolationism, which sows the seeds of hatred. We stand in firm agreement with the First Councillor, and we certainly hope that the other delegations see the wisdom in cooperative agreements and the peaceful resolution of differences."