Because if you look at the slip, if you look at the slippage, if you analyse the tax base of your country you'll find that the corporations have moved from paying about 50 years ago somewhere around 45 per cent of the income tax, and they're now probably somewhere around six or seven per cent. And let me say again that is not a left-wing argument. Every decent, decent real conservative of the last 150 years believed that you had to tax the real sources of wealth in order to fund the real necessities of the democratic state. The social contract is not actually rooted in the nation, it's rooted in the responsible individual citizen, and it's through their activities together that they produce the social contract. None of this has been through the hypnotic clarity of false choices, none of this is done through consensus.
Ideology is like consensus, democracy loves dispute, argument, different, the absence of truth.
International treaties based on theories which are not built upon the idea of the citizen are anti-democratic. Democracy requires putting economics, self-interest which we need, in a subsidiary position, that's the best recipe for stable prosperity. Democracy requires a careful identification of reality and of our limitations, a careful rebalancing of priorities at the international level, binding agreements, re the public good at the international level. Thank you very much.