Roméo Antonius Dallaire

There's a little bit of intellectual resonance with other figures.

I think Romeo Dallaire being an interesting one, especially as you think of the UN.

But yeah, Carney's, I think, at least in the last 10 or 15 years, definitely forged a new ground here.

I mean, I've never been asked about a Canadian prime minister on my travels.

That is not the argument that Niall and I are making.

On Rwanda, if you remember the memoirs of General Dallaire, it is impossible to conclude that it was solely the fault of the states and not of the UN.

So here again, we have an interesting argument.

All the credit goes to the UN whenever their failures are pointed out.