THE MOVEMENT was attacked again in the summer of 2004. It was believed that the assailants were working in the interest of the American Government under the leadership of George W. Bush and not internal insurgants. However strict internal checks were reissued to confirm this was an external attack. A new ministry has also been established to help protect the movement.

Critics asked the Leadership why the U.S. would target P.R.A.X.I.S. Industries. "Because our movement is the antithesis of the corrupt, prejudical and war mongering Republican dictatorship," replied one official. "After the failure of the Conservatives in Canada from our movements influence that Conservatives to the South would fear the effects. It was not a coincidence that the main communication tool of P.R.A.X.I.S. Industries - the webpage - was disabled in the leading months to the American Election. While P.R.A.X.I.S. Industries may not have significant influence in the United States of America, the most likely source of attack would be the Bush-led government or supporters. Chairman Brown said "this was to be expected. We are in a state of ideological war and both sides are committed to victory. While they may have great economic resources, we have both history and justice on our side."

The Bush governement failed to comment on the attacks.

"Following the devastating Tsunami that struck South-East Asia in the
last days of 2004, an unprecidental level of destruction and loss of life seen in the modern era. The search for survivors, identifying the dead and the rebuilding process is and will continue to be a slow process. Estimate that over 140 000 have died, the world may never know how many people may have been lost.

People from all over the world have volunteered their time and money to help rebuild the East. Over ___ million dollars has been raised world wide, with Canada donating over ____ million.