Thank you.
I believe Mr. Huebert mentioned the movement of fish stocks because of warming waters in the north and the availability of basic food, you know, the smaller fish, bigger fish.
My thoughts are as follows. When countries are in trouble, especially autocratic regimes or regimes that have dictators, like China and the communist party ruling the country, with huge populations that need to be fed, future wars or conflict will be not so much over oil or other resources but about food and fresh water. That being the case, there are other nations that we've left out. I'm particularly referring to China, which is a sleeping giant in its need to feed a burgeoning middle class that will want more meat, more vegetables, and more of the things that we in the rest of the western world have and that I am sure they aspire to. I don't leave out Russia because Russia's economy is tremendously weak. Usually, in dictatorial countries when these happen they look to pick a fight somewhere to take their people's mind off the problems they really face.
Starting with you, Mr. Huebert, a very short statement....