That's not personal really, at least never felt so... I'd say there is a very legitimate concern on our side that we may get the same kind of professionalism and oversight quality of the EU Ukrainian political agreement and funding for help from the Brussel Commission and bureaucracy that we have had for the sovereign debt level and member state deficits and accounting techniques... don't mention it... in the run up to 2008 and the Sov debt crisis... So there is nothing personal about Barroso's presidency but... on top of what we never criticized his personal stance of his legitimate pride of Portugal's independent state but would he today condemned his ancestry for their action that lead to today's pride for many Portuguese to have a sovereign state, I don't think so the only thing I did was to underline that based on his own feelings and history he can and should understand the very similar desire of many stateless nations to do everything they can for future generations to feel just like he does... That's all