ALBERTA - Cambridge Prime Minister Fredrick Ricketts has expressed utter shock after learning that the Nationalist House had been bombed. He also promised to aid the United States Of Jesstopia in investigating and prosecuting the bomber if an identity is found.

"I am absolutely horrified, and deeply discusted that an individual or individuals would attack the seat of the President Of The United States Of Jesstopia." said Ricketts. "The destruction caused to our founding nation's executive residence is unacceptable and worries me that society is moving towards all our chaos."

Many other Cambridge leaders send their prayers to Jesstopian President John McCallum as he spearheads the extensive investigation into the bombing that left a substantial amount of the buildings South wall damaged and a partial roof collapse.

The Jesstopian Government says that repairs will take about a month and planning will take about two to reinforce the building. The President is expected to return to work in the safe parts of the building as repairs are underway.