We have the United Nations following Sharpeville that is going to condemn apartheid in 1962. And then by 1963, they're proposing a voluntary arms ban against South Africa as well. And eventually, there is going to be a call for countries to economically embargo South Africa. Now, the United Nations isn't able to do that because they have a security council where members have veto power. And Great Britain, under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, and the United States under Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, isn't going to allow that economic embargo to occur because they still see South Africa through the eyes of free trade. They called it constructive engagement, that the best way to get rid of apartheid was to engage with South Africa, not to embargo them, not to withdraw. And legislative groups within the United States, specifically Alex, they fought strongly to keep ties with South Africa.