Right. I just want to say that one of the problems for Canadians is that we are given, through our media, a very unbalanced view of Afghanistan. When you talk about the way women or people are treated or whatever, you refer primarily, in your own minds, to the people you see in Kabul--the Pashtuns. If you were to go further, out to where I go, and you ran into the Hazara, they live an entirely different kind of life. Then if you went somewhere else to another ethnic group, you again would see that their lifestyle is quite different.
This is one of the things I think we really do need to get a handle on in this country. The ethnicities, the religious views, and so on are really quite different in all these places. And we can't just take it from the point of view of what the CBC tells us, which is why two of them are coming with me on my next trip, so they can go beyond the places they usually go to and see something of what the rest of the country is like.
On March 23, the CBC is doing a two-hour special on Newsworld at eight o'clock, and it's going to show a much broader view than they normally do.