You go to any of the places we've been to -- the hinterland of Egypt, of the Philippines, of Haiti, where there is no official law that is actually in place or being enforced, but there is another law...

You go to any of the places we've been to -- the hinterland of Egypt, of the Philippines, of Haiti, where there is no official law that is actually in place or being enforced, but there is another law in place: You step on somebody's territory, and somebody comes up and says, "Get off my territory," where there's a law or no law.

You walk down the street, and you walk into a garden, and the dog starts barking, and you start finding out that that dog is defending a consensually agreed upon determination of possession rights throughout a certain area. So there are property systems in place.

The question, I think, the important thing is that they're illegal. They're extra-legal, to be more precise."

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