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**{:.break one} ** baghdad — Iraq's US administrator, Paul Bremer, said Thursday that he had been taking daily Arabic language lessons but admitted he was finding it tough going.

By Andy Borowitz **{:.break one} ** baghdad — Iraq's US administrator, Paul Bremer, said Thursday that he had been taking daily Arabic language lessons but admitted he was finding it tough going.

Some 25percentnt of the Iraqi police are back at work now, and the US administrator was predicting the first battalion of the new Iraqi army to be formed in about two months' time, along with eight battalions of a new 'civil defence corps'.

Under Order 17, issued to regulate contractors in Iraq by the one-time US administrator in Baghdad, Paul Bremer, these contractors are immune from prosecution Yes, but that is in Iraq, you could argue; however, after Hurricane Katrina, the Department of Homeland Security hired and deployed hundreds of armed private security guards in New Orleans.

"Ambassador [Paul] Bremer [former US administrator in Iraq] and President Bush got very angry and emotional and the order came down the chain of command, 'No, you are to seize the city,'" Mr West told me in an interview in 2006.

Under Order 17, issued to regulate contractors in Iraq by the one-time US administrator in Baghdad, Paul Bremer, these contractors are immune from prosecution.

But for the most part, when the issue is waterboarding at Guantánamo Bay, the phrase "harsh interrogation technique" is used, reflecting the complexities there, including the past view of US administrators – stretching back to Dubya Bush – that waterboarding is not torture.

That's how you get situations where US administrators in Iraq are unfamiliar with the region and don't speak Arabic; that's how you wind up with the corrupt, incompetent Hamid Karzai as the American-picked leader of Afghanistan.

There are times when it's OK to joke a little at the expense of underlings, but at times of crisis, such remarks create an "us" (high administrators) vs. "them" (students, staff and faculty) that exacerbates an already tense situation.

US civil administrator Paul Bremer now anticipates a new constitution agreed by referendum, followed by a general election as early as the summer of 2004.

He was US food administrator from 1917-1918, encouraging the nation to conserve food supplies, then served as economic adviser to Woodrow Wilson at the Versailles Peace Conference before becoming a very active secretary of commerce for both Warren Harding and Calvin Coolidge.