I'll just follow up with a couple of comments that I thought were quite interesting in your presentation. You spoke about the fact that the folks in Afghanistan appear to be tired of the fighting and all the chaos in their day-to-day lives. We're moving toward trying to replace the rule of the gun with the rule of diplomatic law and diplomatic societies. You commented about how there are millions of girls in school, there's irrigation, and so on. And then you made a comment to the effect that these reconstruction successes have proceeded with little or no fanfare, while we seem to have lots of fanfare every time we have a soldier coming home in a casket.
What could the Canadian Forces do or what should be done, in your opinion, to bring the other side of this message, about all the good work that's being done in Afghanistan? From a strategic planning perspective, how do we get that message out to the Canadian public?