And the big thing is really going to be that we learned a lesson, at least the Allies, England and the United States, learned a lesson about the Treaty of Versailles, and that is never again humiliate your enemy. That you make sure your enemy isn't going to fall into that situation where they're going to give rise to totalitarianism or fascism, which is going to create the conditions for another war. So we have the Marshall Plan in Europe, I call it the Momo Marshall Plan, Momo meaning Momo money, billions of dollars were given from the United States to Western Europe so they could rebuild their economies, so they could have strong democracies, and so we could contain that threat of communism which was right over, you know, the Iron Curtain in Eastern Europe. Now in Japan, we also are going to have the nice guy attitude. Rather than further punishing them, like two atomic bombs wasn't enough, we're going to rebuild their economies, we're going to give them money, military protection, we're even going to help them write a nice constitution. Isn't that good for us? So at the end of the day, I hope you know a little bit about World War II that maybe you didn't before you started watching this, including the Allied powers and the Axis powers, the major cause of World War II, a little bit about Hitler, we didn't go into the Holocaust, but that would be another humongous aspect of this, the extermination of six million Jews, not to mention gypsies and homosexuals and the handicapped inside that Holocaust.