Mr. Speaker, I think the member's long preamble and rambling question about openness and inclusivity involving ISIL is a wonderful example for those watching today of the Liberals' lack of any sort of understanding of the gravity of the situation, and their inability to construct a coherent position.
Let me be clear. There is no middle ground to be had on this issue. There is no populist opinion to pander to, as the Liberal leader has shown over the last months, going from phallic jokes to suggesting that Canada's role involves parkas, saying that it is not our role, and embarrassing our country on front after front because of their lack of a position on this issue.
I would just appeal to my colleague opposite, who has stood in this place for many years. I know that of her own volition, she can articulate a position to understand what is right and what is wrong, and finally stand for it. She can look through the substance of this motion, which includes the training of Kurdish special forces to helping the fight against this, grow a backbone and support it.