 Yeah, that's a very good analogy. I had not thought of that before. But it's a good analogy in part because in a way, in a way, Kennan waged, after he left office in 1950, he waged a guerrilla war against U.S. foreign policy in terms of the confrontational aspect of U.S. policy, particularly with regard to Russia. I mean, he worked within the establishment, although he also, you know, critiqued it. And it was kind of a guerrilla war. I think that's not a bad analogy in some ways.