Iraq orders foreign journalists out

BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The Iraqi government will expel all foreign journalists from the country next week, Iraqi officials said Thursday.

The move comes after furious complaints from the Iraqi government about the reporting of several foreign journalists on assignment in the country.

Iraqi officials said that after the foreign journalists' dismissal they will admit a small number back at some point under tough new rules.
www.cnn.com...

Will the tough new rules be something like: no,cameras no microphones, no notebook and pen, no bullet proof vests, no guides, no useing of satelite communications, no interviewing,

your only allowed to come here and spend your money.

...Which will immediately be spent on building *hidden* bunkers to store our WMD's...

here: www.bayinsider.com...

at an Associated Press Report ( not exactly pro-Iraqi)
another piece of CNN rabble-scribble. Note how "all" is now "some" and "expelled" is apparently only "visa not renewed". Anyone who's travelled much outside the West that getting visas renewed legally, inside the country, is often a major hassle.
How are the Iraqi Press Corps doing in the USA? Anyone know?