Elie Wiesel cannot forgive Bernie Madoff. Wiesel's "little foundation," built no doubt from the money he made writing about the Holocaust (TM), has lost everything, along with the Wiesel's personal fortune. The victims [sniff]... they are practically countless. It could be close to six million people (just a guess). Elie Wiesel, the Nazi concentration camp survivor who went on to win the Nobel Peace Prize, showed little inclination this week to make peace with accused swindler Bernie Madoff, whom he called "one of the greatest scoundrels, thieves, liars, criminals." "Could I forgive him? No," the 80-year-old told a panel assembled Thursday by Conde Nast's Portfolio Magazine at New York's 21 Club to discuss Madoff, whose alleged victims included Wiesel and his foundation, The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity. "To forgive, first of all, would mean that he would come on his knees and ask for forgiveness," the Auschwitz survivor sa