You have made your reasoning abundantly clear. And I do not doubt the urgency of your desires. [He might have his doubts about the accuracy of what prompted them, but even he can understand a certain degree of urgency in the sort of situation Tony is at least laying before him.] Although I would have hoped you might at least be able to see how people might be less than pleased at what has resulted from them. Even if it is by no direct fault of yours.

[Still, as frustrated as he is, he is not... entirely unsympathetic to people's concerns, for all that he can't say that it's a development he's thrilled about. Enough so that there's a long moment of silence before he speaks up again.]

Let us assume you had a method by which to identify what happens to those who disappeared. What would you do then?