>> of delaire. this kind of -- this writing i think goes with the conversation we're having where i also thought that planting -- this is the second paragraph. i also thought planting the u.s. flag was the same purpose of my flag raising. demonstrating helping my country move to lasting peace. we were still having endless administrative and resource problems. later in the paragraph he says the colonel radioed back saying they didn't have paper and pencils to write with. it was denied for budgetary reasons. later on, it's maddening that i was forced to fight an internal and petty war. he talks about they don't have kitchens, no food. they had to struggle with lodging for the soldiers. i mean, it was a struggle to get soldiers in the first place. the fact that they get there and they don't have the soldiers to maintain a desend living style. these are the most basic failures. >> except for the belgians, of course. >> right. right. >> why were the belgians given nice quarters? how did they end up in th

i think the under funding of the un's relief to rwanda is outlined in the beginning of delair when hetalks about going to the offices in new york -- they are sexier than the peace keeping effort. the dpko. the unicef reaches out to children. that's something people are familiar with. when you have these peace keeping efforts that go into rue on , rwanda we know children can be taken and educated in the way we want them to be educated. the second point was we were very much -- the aid there was reflecting a cold war aid mentality where we did the derl berlin air lift and we're not participating the motivations that these people have. i think that that refers back to my point about them being out of touch and knowing what is happening in developing nations because they have only developed with what's going on in the developed world. >> they don't even know what's happening for de lair. he was down to having a glass of water a day to wash himself. he says there was an odor he had picked up. most of his rations went bad. he didn't even have food t. he would try to get more resources and t

i think the under funding of the un's relief to rwanda is outlined in the beginning of delair when hetalks about going to the offices in new york -- they are sexier than the peace keeping effort. the dpko. the unicef reaches out to children. that's something people are familiar with. when you have these peace keeping efforts that go into rue on , rwanda we know children can be taken and educated in the way we want them to be educated. the second point was we were very much -- the aid there was reflecting a cold war aid mentality where we did the derl berlin air lift and we're not participating the motivations that these people have. i think that that refers back to my point about them being out of touch and knowing what is happening in developing nations because they have only developed with what's going on in the developed world. >> they don't even know what's happening for de lair. he was down to having a glass of water a day to wash himself. he says there was an odor he had picked up. most of his rations went bad. he didn't even have food t. he would try to get more resources and t