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so if yesterday or today 5 million people were going down the street in sao paolo, it's because they could do that. >> so let me answer the second one first. i do think that instant communication has a great deal to do with insurrectionist movement. and there's a huge history behind this. a lot of what we know about technology and mobilization actually comes from the philippines. and mobilization through sms. and this stuff has been wonderfully documented by howard reingold in his book "smart mobs." where people were able to simply say we're all going to edsa square, wear black, show up, pass it on. and it turns out that that text message was enough to pull down a government. it was enough to put people out into the street. so it's much, much easier through some of these technologies to mobilize people and bring them out than it ever was before. the flip side is that governments are getting much smarter about it. and they're starting to understand that this sort of instant mobilization means less than it used to. so when you saw the march on washington, when you saw 40,000 people wit