 Vocalists, why do you think government is not addressing inflation? Because they want it. Look, this is... vocalists, by the way, great question, right? So the question is this. Why do you think government is not addressing inflate inflation? Inflation, what we have to understand is, inflation is a tool, is a weapon of centralized power, right? When they want to destroy the middle class, they will raise interest rates to a level to eliminate a certain percentage of the middle class. Pre-raising interest rates to a level that's going to eliminate a certain percentage of the middle class that they want to eliminate, okay? They will loosen up the monetary policy and get people into debt. And there's many people that will buy into this debt, right? Because why not? You can get good things, get this stuff, right? People that go into debt beyond what they're able to service, not in just good times, but in bad times, right? If they cannot service that debt when interest rates go up, they will lose whatever wealth they had, right? So we have to think about inflation as a weapon that centralized power bankers use against humanity. That's what inflation is. So it's not that they're not addressing inflation, because inflation in the United States came out last month was 6.5%. And that's what they're announcing, right? That's what they're accepting. They're saying a 6.5%. Everybody knows that it's more than that, right? Inflation is into the double digits. Easy, easy, easy, right? On food inflation is more into the 20s now, 20-30% inflation in food prices year over year, right? So that is theft, centralized powers, theft of the wealth of a nation, okay? So if we expect them to reduce inflation to the level, their target rate, which is 2 to 3%, and if it's they're announcing that it's already a 6.5%, right? Then there's only one way for them to control inflation, right? Which is to raise interest rates up the yin-yang. Remember in the 1980s, and from the 1970s, in the 1970s, it was stagflation. And to get a handle on that, interest rates kicked up to 18.5% in the 1980s. And that's prime, by the way. That's prime. 18%, 20% prime was crazy, right? It destroyed a huge chunk of the middle class in Canada anyway and the United States, okay? Right now, prime is less than 1% in Canada and the United States. In Europe, it's negative, right? In Canada, it's less than 1%. If you kick it up to 5%, that's five times what it is right now. More than five times, depending on your connections. So there's serious pain coming. That's sort of my way of sort of addressing that question, vocalist. Why do you think governments are not addressing inflation? I don't think inflation, in short, too long, didn't listen, didn't watch, didn't hear. They don't care about inflation. Inflation, because they take the CPI and they throw out some of the metrics, bring in new metrics, they manipulate it. It's just a weapon in the hands of centralized power. That's all.