Its funny when I was in Arusha for my Honeymoon, our guides took us by the International Tribunal Court for Rwanda which the UN built there, and talked how Kofi would never show up there because the Tanzanian's would catch him and put him on trial in the building he had built for them. Later I think Kofi did actually go, but that was definitely the thoughts going on early 2000's. I will say that though I am a huge critic because that part of Africa is near and dear to me, that Kofi is one of those people (I put Jimmy Carter in the same group) who doesn't believe in evil. Noone is "bad" they are misunderstood, or don't understand the real issues. For 90+% of the people thats probably true. But you have Idi Amin who very likely ate the child of a man who betrayed him or Mengele and the rest of his crazed Nazi experimenters the folks behind the Rwanda massacre etc who just are evil, explaining they need to be good doesnt really work for them. Coming after the Somalia debacle the death of the Belgians just had the Security Council and the UN all tied in knots and suddenly we have 800,000 dead, and its not today's day of social media and cell phones, there was no idea how bad it was until it was over. Sorry I have kinda dragged your thread into a darker place then it probably needs to be.
-Tig
