Before we look ahead to the brighter scenario, let me just ask you one question about the doomsday scenario. Well, I mean, there have been problems with all of our neighbors, but we have resolved most of the issues with all of our neighbors. Again, the more stable Macedonia is politically and economically, the less likely our neighbors can succeed in whatever ideas they may have. I think that the Macedonian fire wall, if you will, that has stopped the spread of the war, is a very valid point. In fact, I think it's one of the main reasons that NATO should be taking action now, to prevent this spreading because all these historical grievances are real.
People live and breathe language ethnicity, religion.
I think that if it spreads to Macedonia, it could well get bigger. Margaret, let these people off the border, down the hill towards the valley into Skopje and have NATO say we promise you that they're not going to stay here, we will get them out. But for the next month give them shelter, give them food and give them medicine, because the humanitarian crisis is very real and very urgent. Well, I mean, we do agree, I mean, we do want to do as much as possible, but I reiterate the international community, NATO, has not been responsive. They only started responding in the past few days.