But I had never quite seen settlements like that, how closely packed it all is. And I saw people who were in need, many of whom were in need and many of whom were doing quite well. He made the point, as he did in the press conference, he has to fly into his own headquarters, borrowing helicopters. It was in that context that I was using the word 'siege'. If people are not able to get to their jobs, they are not able to earn a living, they become more frustrated.
Frustration leads to anger.
Anger leads ultimately to acting out that anger in violence. So I think all the pieces are linked together, and I don't think any of the gentlemen I spoke to over the last 24 hours does not understand that. I don't know. I think it is essentially a private event. My judgment is that it is not a Kuwait Government performance.