We have our own economic depression, the Great Depression. We certainly can't be giving bank loans to Germany, and that really was holding the Weimar Republic together by a thread. They're the ones that led Germany from 1919 to 1933. But by 1932, now unemployment is 30 percent, the factories are closing, the banks are closing, the kids are eating mud pies. There's a demand for change. And there's a fear of communism. That's where communism grows when you have extreme recession, economic depression.