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(8-9-05)This guy sounds like a real creep, he reportedly stated that the people suffering from famine in his country "look well-fed" and that the reports of a food crisis are just a gimmick by agencies that get their money from donations. How blind are the leaders in some of these African nations? Do they purposely turn away from their own people and the children? Or are they suffering from some craziness?
