you know, is like we were talking about before, when you begin these negotiations, everyone goes as far as they can to one side or the other, and the rhetoric becomes pretty extreme. it has to. that's how negotiation works because you're going to eventually give. gadhafi was making an effort to negotiate at one point in this. he's -- it's rhetoric. it's always rhetoric. with him it's almost always rhetoric. but at the end of the day, would there be fears of all that stuff? sure. listen. here's the point. after the -- let's say -- let's give it the best-case scenario. the south sudan gets their peace, they get their independence, and they start their government. we -- there's still going to be efforts to make sure it's not a failed state. i mean, this is a long process. but what's important now, we know what happens when we don't act. we didn't act fast enough in the congo, we didn't act fast enough