They are security. We have an interest in promoting stability there for the reasons Hank Cohen mentioned in democracy because that represents our own political values and we want to promote an international community based on the rule of law and for economic development. I mean, Zaire is an enormously wealthy country. And given the right system of government, it will be the engine to promote economic growth throughout Central Africa. Finally, we have a historical observation.
Zaire is one of our most important and negative legacies of the Cold War in Africa.
I think it s central to any policy that we might have in Africa. Also, I guess I m particularly optimistic, having followed the development of the democratic movement in Zaire. It s possible. It s within reach. Gentlemen, thank you all three very much.