Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I'm very grateful that Ms. Saperia is with us today and very grateful for the previous work that she's done to assure that people who are victims of terrorism actually have some kind of legal avenue for rebuttal and recompense for their pain.
Just to go back to Mr. Marston's round of questioning, I was just looking to make sure, but if it was not Khomeini, it was somebody of that class in Iran, who said that not only would they wipe Israel off the map but if it cost a few million Muslims lives, it would be a reasonable investment in order to rid the world of Israel. That's the kind of regime that we're dealing with. Certainly, I said yesterday when we had Dr. Ottolenghi here that along with those people that loathe this regime in Iran, I'm right up there with them.
I do want to mention something. On a direct question to Dr. Ottolenghi yesterday regarding the IRGC and conscription.... There is a case where conscripts are going in the IRGC and I'm concerned, because of the nature of the evil regime that they are, that there's a lot more that are less dedicated to the regime than we might be lead to believe because of their viciousness. Dr. Ottolenghi mentioned that they serve two years in there, so there is some concern.
I have absolutely no love lost for this regime at all. My concern would be for innocent people having the tag of a terrorist on their head, who were simply terrified by this very regime, their family was terrified, and they're in there on the fear of losing their own life or the lives of loved ones.
I'll just give you an opportunity to speak. I know that you have, but that, I believe, is the one major concern in regard to this regime, Ahmadinejad's regime.