lama. but there are those who have not aged quite so well. take the 19th awardee, ethiopia s then reform-minded leader. he had just spearheaded a peace accord with a man long at war with his country. at the prize ceremony, he spoke of the need to plant seeds of love, forgiveness and reconciliation in the hearts and minds of our citizens. two years later he has not quite done that. he s presided over a bloody civil war with the ethnic rebels, his government has cut off food aid to the north where ordinary tig arrayens live. last month he vowed the country would bury this enemy with our blood and bones and make the glory of ethiopia high again. you might ask how could the nobel committee have gotten things so wrong? actually, i have some sympathy for the committee because in awarding the peace prize, it can go in one of two directions, either it gives the prize to