I think what you'd have to do is look at the charity application. I doubt it had any of that stuff in it. That's the first thing. So I don't think you should blame CRA, because 20 years earlier someone put in a nice application saying they were going to help starving people abroad.
The second thing is, I find it interesting that this group provided more than $15 million to what is indirectly a listed terrorist organization, and because CRA has revoked them as a registered charity, we actually know less about them now than if CRA hadn't revoked them. It would have been better if they hadn't revoked them, because then at least we could see how much money is going in and how much money is flowing to the terrorists. But right now they've been revoked, and because they're a non-profit and not a registered charity, we have no right to know how much money is coming in, and they're continuing on. I think it's an interesting issue for you guys to think about.