I think that is important whenever you start looking at these under resourced communities, because you realize that a lot of times, funding for the programs is for the participants themselves, is not a commodity
So the more that we can have that kind of movement back and forth, the more likely we are to be able to move Cuba toward greater freedom, greater respect for rights
In my opinion, the cancer problem, too, if it is ultimately solved, is not going to be solved solely by treatment, regardless of how effective such treatment becomes
And the worst part about that, it is, it's not just being wasted, it's been used for other forms of criminality could be converted into border control drugs, weapons, firearms, or anything else that, um, is no longer a victimless crime