Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin sought to silence those who have criticized her lack of foreign affairs experience Tuesday by announcing plans for a weeklong, 10-nation tour of Walt Disney World's Epcot. According to Palin, the tripher first past Frontierlandwill include speaking engagements at Norway's famous Viking ride, sausages at Germany's Kaufhaus, and, time permitting, a fact-finding mission to Future World. 'This ambitious trip should finally demonstrate that I am ready to assume the vice presidency, whether by standing in long lines at Morocco's Tangierine Caf or by sitting down face-to-face with Mexico's Three Caballeros,' Palin announced during a campaign stop outside a Chinese restaurant in Tulsa, OK. 'All of our neighbors deserve good diplomacy, from the Universe of Energy down to the French pavilion.' Palin also promised a visit to the American Adventure exhibit before returning home, adding that she hoped to learn more about her own nation and the diverse peoples within. 