Foreign minister fun.
The programme tonight which will feature much death and gloom, and I fear the death toll mentioned in that link (at least when I created it) will be much higher. Awful.
But in an effort to cheer us up, I notice on a lighter note that we've had a bit of a run of Foreign Ministers on the programme. Last night, France and Georgia. Tonight - Poland. I've just recorded that interview.
Do you have a favourite foreign minister you think we should hear from? Tell us an we'll try to get them on air. The person with the best reason for getting a foreign minister on air will win a foreign minister, who will be kidnapped by PM from the United Nations. Please don't tell the DG. Technically this is a competition and we haven't done the paperwork.
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How about the foreign minister for the country who've won the most number of medals in the Olympics per capita of the national population, to explain how they did it and what other countries can o to learn from their experience. By taking the country with the most number of medallists when adjusted for the "pool of talent" available is bound to throw up an interesting country such as Toga as coming top of the table :-)
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I think an interview with Ratu Epeli Nailatikau from the interim government of The Republic of the Fiji Islands would be interesting. Perhaps he, along with Interim Prime Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama, could let us know when parliamentary democracy will be restored to Fiji through general elections.
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I'd like you to interview Lord Palmerston and clarify that billiard table thing.
Failing that, could you get our present incumbent, D Wright Miliband, to explain just what the government policy is with Russia, Georgia et al.
On second thought, you may have more look with the deceased Lord P!
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He-he, dunno any such ministers... They're all too stupid, you know :)
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How about Pakistan....he can explain how their administration is going to come to terms with the 'loss' of President Musharraf and why the British FO was so keen that he be given a safe passage!
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He's headed for New Mexico
;-)ed
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3.
Goodness, was he named after C. Wright Mills?
(Honest quesy.)
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The Foreign Minister for Venezuela (is it still Maduro?). Ask him what it's like working under the shadow of Chavez and smoothing over international relations in his wake ;o)
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