Mr. Speaker, I will commence my question by similarly stating my respect for the hon. member and the compassionate, thoughtful and provocative remarks that he has provided to the House.
He spoke of the Northern Ireland example and the fact that the people of Great Britain have lived with terrorism for much longer arguably than we have in North America. I think it is knowledgeable to look at the examples around the world, and there are certainly many. Terrible atrocities have been going on for many years. Yet the political route is one that we have to pursue, one that we have pursued throughout the day.
The example in Northern Ireland is one we can draw from. It is the infiltration of those terrorist organizations that has perhaps given the greatest successes. When there was in many instances--