I wanted to pick up on your comment about, if you will, not following through with Libya. You had to know 30 days, maybe as many as 60 days, prior to the formal end of the conflict, that it was going to end. So I'd be interested in the discussions taking place within NATO and with NATO about the post-conflict situation in Libya. You rightly say that only a political/judicial election governance issue...and you rightly say it's not NATO's job. To flip the question back, if not NATO's, then whose? I suppose the answer to that is, it's supposed to be the UN.
So I'd be interested in your reflections on that, because it does speak to winning the battle and losing the war. There is a real possibility that Libya degenerates into another failed state.