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"Meanwhile a planeload of journalists are now off to spend the day in Cuba"

• contingencies 13y ago
  Hahaha! That calls for another rum (or maybe a Cuba libre or Mojito). Cigar, anyone? Bottoms up!
  • filipncs 13y ago
    I'm afraid not: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/24/edward-snowden-booked-on-plane-from-moscow-to-havana-live-coverage#block-51c82222e4b0c1d5e990ab42 http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/24/edward-snowden-b... 36m ago Apparently those poor journalists on the plane to Cuba can't even drown their sorrows ...
    • contingencies 13y ago
      Sure, no alcohol on some planes ... but I'm sure they'll get at least one night of debauched journo-drinking before having to fly back to their stations!
      • chaz 13y ago
        They'll get at least 2 nights: And worse (or, really, better?): Thanks to travel regulation in Cuba, they'll have to stay there three days before they'll be allowed to fly back. http://gawker.com/snowden-snow-job-leaker-fools-reporters-on-to-cuba-fli-555021969 http://gawker.com/snowden-snow-job-leaker-fools-reporters-on...
        • verroq 13y ago
          This is the most hilarious turn of events so far.