I appreciate your saying that, because I think where Canada has been able to play a role, as you noted, is in leadership on the financial side. I think we also have to recognize the limitations of our role, particularly as it relates to issues around Europe's importation of Russian oil, and the necessity, I suppose, that they continue to depend on Russian energy.
If you were to look at this on a go-forward basis, obviously cutting off the money supply, cutting off the savings, as you talked about, are important. Cutting off access to SWIFT has I think been very, very important.
What needs to happen with Europe, in your view, to be able to put on enough pressure for them to now cut off the oil resources? I mean, we're not going to be able to replicate energy supply from Russia with other resources overnight. That's not going to happen. What else is available to Europe, beyond moral suasion, to kind of push this end? Is there any role that Canada can play on the moral front to help Europe, because we're not going to be able to solve this in any other way. We're not a superpower, obviously.