All right. I will ask these two, then. This comes out of things that both of you have said. I'm not sure quite how you want to answer this, but I'll leave it in your hands.
You were talking about nuclear proliferation. My sense is that the aura of the United States has somewhat been lost. Particularly during this economic downtown, people are not looking favourably on the United States: they're the perpetrators of this whole problem, they've lost some of their lustre.
Mr. Harder, you talked about Canada's multicultural population. We have people from all over the world. Is it possible that Canada can step up to the plate and become an honest broker in this discussion in the world now? Do you think we have the opportunity to take this on and to really plant our feet on the world stage? Is that possible?
Maybe I'll just ask my second question now as well. I've read, in the last little while, a book by Thomas Friedman, The World is Flat .