Negotiations to Settle Mideast Crisis
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As everyone else, I was struck by the TV display of some of the hostages in Iraq. My heart went out to those unfortunate people. The most heart-rending thing about the film was the children pictured with Hussein, and in particular, Stuart.
Apparently, Hussein thought his show was a personal success. Could he be so dull that he did not recognize the defiance he received in front of the whole world from a 6 year old? Stuart gave only polite answers--nothing more. He crossed his arms in a way that said to anyone who was looking that he rejected Hussein and whatever he had to say.
ROBIN WONDER
Rancho Palos Verdes
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