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The Therapy Sessions
Friday, June 06, 2003
 
Uh oh.

A UN war crimes court has indicted Charles Taylor, the maniac de-facto leader of Liberia and former Boston gas station attendant, for the war that he started in Sierra Leone.

Taylor must be shaking in his combat boots. It is no wonder that the UN, with its unenforced statements and its silly indictments, is a pathetic laughing stock in most of Africa.


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