It's a short question. Actually, it's a follow-up on a question Mr. McGuire asked on why a country of 25 million people, if they decide to make this happen, can't make this happen?
I just finished a book called The Places In Between, by a Scotsman named Rory Stewart, who walked across Afghanistan in 2002. It's an interesting book, but what it pointed out to me—and I'll ask for your comment on this—is that they can't do that because the culture varies between villages that are sometimes only twenty klicks apart. Is it fair to say there is not a culture in Afghanistan, but there are dozens and dozens of cultures in Afghanistan?