Yes, I would agree with Mr. Gilmore and the comments in the question.
I think, certainly, that Pakistan has deployed troops to the FATA, the NWFP, and North and South Waziristan and has taken a number of casualties. But it's clear that they could be doing more. All reports are that the ISI, the Pakistani intelligence service, is providing clandestine support for the Taliban. Everyone knows that the Taliban leadership shura is based in Quetta in Baluchistan. Certainly, there is a lot more scope for Pakistan for action.
I would also reiterate what Mr. Gilmore said about splitting the Taliban. There is work that can be done in Afghanistan to try to bring under the umbrella the moderate Taliban. There's a need to reach out to the Taliban for perhaps some negotiation. President Karzai has alluded to this.
The fact is that there is a national reconciliation program under way in Afghanistan to try to bring in some moderate Taliban. It has brought in about 1,500 people. And I think more resources and attention should be brought to this process, although it's very controversial.