Having Seen What I've Seen In South

I’d Like To Fight Everybody Who Wants To Make War On People. I’d Like To Fight Bullies, Actually. I’d Like To Stand Up To The Bullies In This World. I Was Actually Mugged Once In London, And I Was Completely Defenseless. They Came At Me With A… I Was Held At Knifepoint. And I Felt So Angry That I Let Them Do It And I Think I’d Like To Go Back And Say ‘look, It’s Okay’, And If They Tried To Stab Me, I Could Just Say ‘you Can Stop That Now’.

My Favourite Pudding Is A Toss-up Between Cheesecake - Proper, New York Cheesecake - And Apple Crumble And Custard. Custard Is Very Important, Or Dark Chocolate Mousse. Tea: Probably Earl Grey, Splash Of Milk.

We Pull On To The Road, Where Our Only Company Are The Wandering Cattle, Who Have Become Commonplace As Traffic Lights. Lethargic And Listless, They Look Like They've Been Roaming The Roads Of Guinea Since The Dawn Of Time. And No Doubt They Will Continue To Long After We're Gone.

Well, I Think There Are No Villains In This World. There Are Just Misunderstood Heroes.

I Am No Saviour. I’m Absolutely The Last Person On The Planet Who Can Practically Help. I Don’t Know How To Make The Different Types Of Therapeutic Feeding Milk. I’m No Chemist. I’m No Doctor. I’m No Engineer. I Can’t Manufacture Polio Vaccines Or Organise Their Transportation To The Health Centres In Saramoussayah Or Bissikirima. I Can’t Build Schools, Or Design Drainage Systems. I Can’t Provide The Women And Children Of Mandiana With Water.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.