Well, I happen to have a surname—and my cousin Damien, next to me, is another—the most common surname in this House is O'Connor, which means we came from Ireland. That means that we understand what happens when, strategically, you lose all control of your land, because it means that those with English-sounding names—and, actually, I do note that four of the speakers, as I looked on Wikipedia, all have English-origin names. Goldsmith, Carter, Bayly, and Smith: all English surnames. The English came, they owned the land in Ireland, and so that meant that when there was a famine, when the potatoes failed, they were exporting the food from Ireland while the country went from 8 million to 1 million. They starved. That's what happens when, strategically, you lose control of your land. 