I was just going to mention that in terms of what is the threat today, I'm not going to talk about the scale or...but what I can say is that, compared to the late 1990s and 2000s before 9/11, the threat is different. It's more diffused. It develops a lot more rapidly. With the use—and the sophisticated use—of social media, for example, radicalization can happen really quickly. The development of an attack actually can also happen really rapidly. There's the movement of people. The threat is different.
This phenomenon of what we call “foreign fighters”, especially in the developments in Iraq and Syria, I think is real, like I've mentioned. It does pose a real threat. Again, we have no information indicating an imminent attack, but we have to remain vigilant. The threat is real.