MR Farage.
You obviously have not followed this discussion leading me to believe that you have a partial view to this whole discourse Ebou, Jabou and myself have hade.  We all understand that Kofi Annan is not all powerful.  Instead, I pointed out that, from his communiques, books and speeches, this man has been neglectful of Africa.  Instead, he has chosen to address other causes.  Iraq, Bosnia, Nepal and the likes.  He has nothing to lose.  He could use his position more effectively to address pertinent issues.  Would you rather have him be a lame duck puppet, only worried about his job security? Or would you rather have him be a provocateur and an activist for the right causes?

On a final note, Mr Farage, I am really surprised by your lack of reasonable judgement, especially considering the fact that you work for the UN in Rwanda.  But coming from someone who thought that the death of Ebrima Barry was attributable to the teacher that called the fire department for assistance instead of the actual murderer(the firemen), I am not the least bit surprised.

I hope to God that you excercise better judgement in Rwanda or wherever the hell you are.

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