Dr. Romano, first off, I would like to thank you very much for your intellectual depth on this file. In fact, I think if we lifted the answer you just gave to my colleague Mr. Miller, that would encapsulate the confusion that most westerners have around Islam and the eastern world, and that would give us a handle on it rather than some of the stereotypes that we see in the mainstream media with regard to Islam.
I wanted to be clear that we're talking about religious minorities now. I wasn't here for the testimony, but I understand that Global Affairs made it very clear that a high volume of Shiite and Sunni Muslims have been killed in this conflict, maybe collectively more than the minorities. It's a different situation around the religious minorities in the sense that they don't generally have any place to go. I just wanted to ask you if my thinking is correct on that.
I was just in Jordan at the Zaatari refugee camp, and I spoke to some officials there. They're very clear that some of these religious minorities wouldn't even seek out a camp. That wouldn't be a place they would find safe at all. Is that a reasonable assessment?