Because we're trying to learn a little bit here, if it is about the complexities or what you called the deep integration of it, is it better to seek out and understand those complexities and have those discussions, or just say that because it's deep and complex we shouldn't?
Part of that, I would suspect, is that it is not just about the political component, but it has to be a lot more than that. If it is just political, then I think that would have to be assessed.
In all the agreements there is always a component that is political because it's about raising relationships and building a continuity across a globe that has become very small, but the big prize is always about our industries, whatever those may be, as they seek out markets. We sometimes take our product to other countries, or we invest in other countries and bring that raw product back and then we add value to it. It's always about bringing jobs, or helping to create jobs, or helping our industries here.
I'm getting the sense that you don't see any of that second part, that it is all political. Am I hearing that correctly?