Thank you.
I have a rather vexed question. This is partly about military culture. We heard Mr. Hawn say we can't just put on a blue beret and a sidearm and go down to fix the Congo. I say this with respect: that's a scoffing view of the role of peacekeepers. We had General Hillier say, “We're here to kill scumbags and murderers.” So the military may have a view of their world that is totally different from other people's.
Are they the ones who do this mentoring, mediation, peace-building, capacity-building, all of that within their culture, or does that have to be done by somebody else? We put a lot of money into the military. We're spending a lot of money on the military in Afghanistan. Do we need, for lack of a better word, a peace corps that we are prepared to spend lots of money on to do similar work on the building side, or can it be done through the military? It's a very vexed question.