 The Europeans do that, but it's almost raised as an issue in the bilateral relationship, and then the next issue in the bilateral relationship comes up, and the issue after that, rather than almost putting it at the center of the agenda where the argument is, you are sowing the seeds for the next great war in Europe, and it will dramatically filter out into all aspects of our bilateral relationship. Is that unfair? Does Europe have the urgency with China on the Russia-Ukraine front that it requires? Peter Rao from the Hudson Institute.