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I had to look that up. What you're talking about was 1637. Pequot was P-E-Q-U-O-T. From 1636 to 1638. And I guess they were shutting down the the supply lines from town to town. And it was all under British rule at the time because our independence was not even close to being there. And they burned or shot 700 people, men and women and children in the slaughter. And the slaughter, wow. It was one of the earliest examples of colonial genocide violence in which became the United States. And the English justified it as God's will. John Manson, I know him. Wrote that it was a sweet sacrifice to God that hundreds died. And here's John talking about religion and politics. Yeah, because when people don't have an intelligent answer, they slough it off to God. It's God's will. It's God's doing. It means they lost the argument. There's no rationale when it comes to religion. That's why I hate it.