And came to the obvious conclusion that all those other countries came to, that it was what was required.
Here's a philosophical question, I guess. We pay people like you and Mr. Slack and Colonel Burt to acquire the expertise to study complex questions in great detail at highly classified levels over a period of years, and then when you come and give advice, there's a segment of folks who don't think we should listen to you, that we should listen to people who have been removed from the process for five years, who don't have the information that you have, who maybe make aircraft comparisons based on flying a Mirage III, which is a third-generation airplane.
Is that a little frustrating?