Thank you. I'll try to be brief.
Mr. Clark, it is a dangerous world since 9/11, as we know. We know in Afghanistan that what we've accomplished in our military by equipping them properly has allowed them to bring order with 36 other countries so that we could build dams and schools. There used to be a few hundred boys in school and now there are five million children in school. So military, development, and aid seem to go hand in hand.
Is it a matter of money? You're saying you approve that we've given them the best equipment; I think they're the best equipped troops on the ground. You know that in government it's all about tough choices. So if it is a question of money, where would the money come from? If it's not a question of money, what is required to be successful?