Queuing for Lunch At The Darfur Peace Talks

by Drima on November 11, 2007

Several of my journalist pals made the trip up to Sirte, Libya, for the Darfur peace talks. They reckoned there were about 120 journalists or so. And three rebels.

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1 Roman Kalik 11.11.07 at 1:07 pm: Heh, it’s quite ironic, really. I sometimes think that the importance of any political discussion for long-term agreements can be judged by the number of reporters attending.

The more media there, the more you know that it’s just not worth watching it anymore… This time, it’s reached the point where it’s just the media that bothered to make it.
2 Dalu 11.11.07 at 8:54 pm: Is it wrong that I am more concerned with what they are serving for lunch? Looks really good. :’\
3 aaron 11.15.07 at 11:41 pm: Can I link back to you and post this?
4 Drima 11.16.07 at 12:50 am: Sure bro.
5 LupeJoyner 05.16.10 at 12:45 am: Various people all over the world receive the home loans from various banks, just because that is comfortable.