Right. But if I can bring you back to the idea of a time context for this, you're saying Iran as a nuclear threat of any description is fairly immediate. They have the ingredients. There's an easy strategy to understand, unless there's a covert option. Iran as a nuclear power of some kind with a real threat capacity exists. There are two parts to this question. First, how much time does that take for them? In other words, how far away is the risk for that? Second, what would you say about--and you've said a little bit about it, I know, at different points--the international community's ability now, and foreseeably, if Iran continues to be less cooperative, to know enough to anticipate where that will go?
On April 23rd, 2009. See this statement in context.