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raised this week, after Ayatollah Khamenei, the supreme spiritual leader of Iran, which holds great sway with
Shia parties in Iraq, agreed to discuss the situation there with America. But no Iraqi government could end the
violence soon the country contains too many unsettled scores and too many angry people.
Neither success nor failure is certain, but any improvement will be slow. On a toilet-wall in an American airbase in
western Iraq, an American soldier has scrawled his own summary analysis “We came, we saw, we wasted a year
of our lives. At least we got the fuckers to vote.�
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Mar 23rd 2006 | ADDIS ABABA, ENTEBBE AND NAIROBI
From The Economist print edition
The reasons for our correspondent s explusion from Uganda
FOLLOWING the victory of Yoweri Museveni in the recent presidential
election in Uganda, this newspaper s correspondent there, Blake
Lambert, has been thrown out of the country. Apart from being bad news
for Mr Lambert, a Canadian who had sp fuel dispenser ent nearly three years reporting
from Uganda for The Economist and others, it is even worse news for
Ugandan journalists. The message to them is clear any reporter picking
at the competence of Mr Museveni s administration can expect something
rather nastier than a brusque cheerio at Entebbe airport, such as Mr
Lambert experienced. As a government minister warned the assembled
corresponden fuel dispenser ts at a press conference to explain Mr Lambert s expulsion
“You are vulnerable people in this country. In case of any trouble caused
as a result of bad reporting, you will not be spared.�
Mr Lambert says that the Canadian authorities seemed unconcerned by
his expu fuel dispenser lsion. But a series of complaints from other diplomats forced the
Ugandan government to offer reasons for his removal. They gave three.
One is that he had no valid work permit, a Kafkaesque charge since the
permit was dependent on a press