I appreciate your sincerity. That is a really hypothetical question. I'll take it back into training. We try to produce a level of friction in the training environment where we're dealing with people from other cultures, and their value systems are different. I could relate my own experience in Afghanistan, but at the end of the day, we are Canadians. Some of those issues you're talking about can be so minor that you just say they're because of the individual concerned. You have personalities, even within our own country and our own value set.
When we talk about not violating fundamental Canadian values, that's a different story. We're well schooled in the law of armed conflict. We're well schooled in what Canadian moral and ethical standards are. If we're going into operations, we make sure our soldiers adhere to those.