I just think we need to be pragmatic. The point is that we can achieve these things, but we're going to achieve them by understanding the limitations of the current technology that's there. We can all want a greater and more prosperous future, but we're not going to get there if we simply throw the baby out with the bathwater.
In order to get to that next stage in the next 10, 20, 50, 100 or 150 years, I think we have to recognize that Canada with its technologies is the way ahead. We can provide that to other countries as well, but we can't do it by simply saying, “Oil companies made a lot of money this year.” Of course they made money this year, because they're being told not to reinvest. Of course natural gas companies can provide an opportunity to alleviate the situation in Europe and in Asia, but we consistently have said no to pipelines and no to infrastructure while we focus uniquely on something that is not yet workable.
I don't disagree with the need to do these things. I just think rushing as we have been doing, and not following what's happened in Europe, is, to put it very bluntly, short-sighted.