Well, the basis on which you would want to do that, frankly, is a policy issue, given the character of the organization and its conduct. Certainly, when I was involved in the peace discussions, as I said in my talk, there was no palpable or serious sign of a willingness on their part to engage in pluralistic democratic politics, to respect the opinions of others, or to talk the issues through. The barrel of the gun to them was the resolution of the pressures they were under.
Unless there were some amazing transformation in the character of the LTTE, there's a real question whether that would be desirable. But even if it were, I just can't believe that Canada or anybody has the capacity or an iota of influence to say anything to the Government of Sri Lanka at this moment, after 25 years of civil war and when it finally has the LTTE cornered, to get it to back off.