I Would Always Play The Baddie, Incidentally.

Everybody Thinks That You Go To Africa And You Build A School, Or You Teach English, Or You Build A Hospital. But Actually All You Need To Do Is Play Football With Kids For Six Months And Then After They've Trusted You, You Tell Them About The Truth Of Aids, And That Their Grandmother Didn't Die From Witchcraft, She Died From Aids. And That's The Biggest Difference You Can Make.

I Don't Want To Name Names Because I Don't Want To Draw Too Many Direct Comparisons But The History Of Fascism Is Populated By People Who Need To Subjugate Other People And Elevate Their Status And Power To A Level Which Is Supreme. Usually, Any Psychological Study Of Those People Will Reveal A Sort Of Lost, Damaged Child, Who Is Somehow Heartbroken And Doesn't Have Any Self-worth.

It Was Quite A European War Until 1917, When The Americans Joined Up. They Don't Have The Same Sense Of The Loss Of Innocence And The Cataclysmic Loss Of Life. A Whole Generation Was Wiped Out.

What I Learned In Guinea Is That We Are All Responsible For The State Of Our World. The World - And The System By Which We Trade, Share, Cooperate And Conflict - Is Clearly Not Working. We Are Only As Strong As Our Weakest Members. Unicef Is Run At Every Level By Strong, Relentlessly Energetic, Deeply Capable People Who Use That Strength, Energy And Capability To Help Those Who Need It Most: The Weakest, Most Disadvantaged Women And Children Of Our World. All I Can Do Now Is Help Make People Aware Of What Is Happening, Of What They Are Doing. That Is All That I Can Do. For Now.

If You Get Up In The Morning And Wear A Pair Of Shorts And A T-shirt And Some Flip-flops, It's A Signal That You Might Be Going To The Beach. If You Get Up In The Morning And You Wear A Breast Plate And A Back Plate And A Cape And A Pair Of Golden Satanic Horns On Your Head, It's Quite Clear That You're Doing Something Else.