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© 2013 AFPU.S. calls on U.N. to bar drunken diplomats
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jeff198527
The UN is located American soil, so they can either take our advice or pack up and leave.
Fadamor
@davestrousers,
Q: What does coffee have to do with this article?
A: Not one blessed thing.
Rather than you trying to change the subject, how about addressing the propriety of someone coming to work sessions drunk?
davestrousers
Well there are almost 200 countries in the world so thats much nearer the top than the bottom. The Scandinavian countries consume the most of course, but they're far too polite to tell us what to do.
HonestDictator
Seriously? Seems like people who are supposed to be professional about their work aren't all that professional.
some14some
why you failed to name that asian country and it's finance minister ?
davestrousers
Americans trying to push their coffee culture on everyone. When the diplomats are all running round with their XL lattes jacked up on caffeine instead of being mellowed out with a few whiskies we'll be in real trouble.
Scrote
Why not name the drunks? I remember a finance minister from a certain Asian country being drunk at a G7 meeting a few years ago, so I can believe that it happens.
some14some
Live Telecaste all over the Globe....could be one of the options.