I have to interrupt, because I have a brief period of time to ask questions.
I take your point, but I think what you're neglecting to point out is the targets of the bombing, and if the targets are to reduce the capability of the Islamic State to sell oil and to make or store armaments, then surely this is going to have an impact on their ability to make war against their own people and against the coalition as well.
So I take what you're saying about the local population and winning over the minds and hearts of the local population, but I think you're neglecting to point out that military intervention also severely weakens the Islamic State's ability to make war, by cutting off its resources and by destroying its weapons. In any case, that's our understanding.
I'd now like to go to Mr. Keatinge.
Mr. Keatinge, in your opening remarks you talked about, as one of the sources of funding for the Islamic State, the sale of antiquities. But I thought they were destroying most of their antiquities. Can you explain that?