In response to Mr. Martin, you made a comment that reminds me of your book Who killed Canadian History?, about maybe push-back with regard to Canadians of Somali descent. We're all equally guilty around here of killing Canadian history, it seems. We pander—and I think the word is “pander”—to those who come from abroad to this country. We don't say leave your baggage at home. We're now apologizing for events that occurred 100 years ago, 200 years ago, 300 years ago.
How do we say what is in our national interest when many people who come here say that's not in our interest, it's in somebody else's interest? How do we establish that, in order to have the military forces being able to execute what we see as our national interest?