Iraqi premier complains of Arab inaction (1st Lead)
Middle East News
Apr 22, 2008, 9:15 GMT
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RE: 'Many other foreign countries have diplomatic missions in Baghdad despite security considerations,' al-Maliki said.
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The Embassy has cost us a fortune; so rent out portions of it, like one of those 'virtual office' suites where there's only a receptionist and a mail drop. Imagine 'soveregn desks' which are each country's territory.
Time we made a buck on the deal, and U.S. forces would be protecting the place anyway. If you want to meet with foreign diplomats, reserve a conference room.
Problem solved.
(No dumber than any of Bush's solutions)
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