Yes, Mr. MLA. What will you do to solve this? Well, we're going to truck the truck all up. We're going to crease taxes to those few who are working so that we can build more and more projects. That's how we are thinking about solving problems. Did we saw justice there today? No, certainly not. I think that the court fails to recognize that there are treaty laws that supersede Canadian law, which come into play in this situation. All of these trumped up charges against the defenders of the land have to be considered in that nation-to-nation context and that treaty context, not just in the context of some fully injunction that comes from a corporation from Texas. Tell me why you're here. I'm here. I'm an MLA representing the Irvings. The Irving Riding is a very substantial riding. Is that most of the problems? I thought it was a whole province. It is a whole province. I shouldn't have said most of the province. I'm sorry. I stand to be corrected. Very very knowledgeable man. At any rate, we've been representing the Irvings, which you can see for a very long time since before we were worked. Where is that gas going to be used? Gas will probably be used in offshore and certainly won't be used a lot. They're going to be taking this natural gas? It seems that they'll probably will and send it offshore. In offshore they can get $14,000 cubic feet. Whereas here we can only get it in North America. We can only get three or four, which is below the cost of production. How violent it really did get? I didn't get to see what happened for the whole 12 hours that that was happening because I was already beat down. I was thrown into jail by 10 o'clock and more people. Everything that happened afterwards, that was everything that happened around. Everything that happened was illegal for them to come in and let us go. They're violating our indigenous rights and they're not respected. The open communication that we had and we received a bundle of tobacco from one of the police officers the night before. It's happened before we were going to bid to ensure that we have a peaceful communication and open communication and it will be peaceful. So I even gave back the tobacco back to the police as they had their guns drawn on us. What does your tobacco mean? I was even telling them, you know what does this mean to you guys? We just give this to us. We consider this sacred. We continue to desecrate our spruge well into over and over again. The jail gas, which will only disrupt the agricultural balance. Well, about a third of the agricultural land and the province should be affected by it. So that will put the struggling agricultural sector in a better situation after all.