A woman in New Zealand who thought she was attending a genealogical get-together was actually being recruited by a group of masked Maori "freedom fighters."
The woman, who did not want to be named, told the Herald she thought she was going to a Maori genealogy wananga (place of learning) in Ruatoki, about 15km inland from Whakatane, but was terrified after meeting balaclava-wearing footsoldiers.The woman refused to join, and told the men to "take those stupid bloody balaclavas off."
"I honestly thought it was a whanau thing so I asked which family they belonged to, but they wouldn't say." [Link]
She probably wouldn't have been as terrified if they had been wearing baklava, which is how I originally read that sentence.
Real freedom fighters don't wear baklava.