CHAPTER 25BINJI
The representative from the Guinean Embassy slammed his fist down on Honorable Williams’s desk so that the object on the desk seemed to jump as though they were alive and startled. He called it an unforgivable infraction of international borders as he strode around Honorable Williams’s office, gesticulating in the air and at one point tearing his suit jacket open, ripping the buttons out. He further shouted to Honorable Williams that his country might consider it as an act of war, and threatened to withdraw the Guinean Army forces that had been loaned to Liberia for its protection.
Honorable Williams, in his most honed diplomatic skills, explained that the Peace Corps killings had been a tragic military mistake made during a training exercise and that Liberia would make a
