PITSO JOSEPH HLASA
Let me put it this way - let me not refer to a principle because it puts me, it gives me a problem.  Let me talk of the code of conduct of the organisation.  Each member was supposed to follow this code of conduct.  I have explained that in some of the principles of the organisation there was that one referring to democratic centralisation that even if you did not agree with what the other people were saying, but if the majority of the people would have said something it would have taken that line.  Now the leadership itself was the majority, if the leadership told us not to do so it means we would have follow what they said.  I explained yesterday that when time went on even the leadership, through the publicity secretary of AZAPO, explained that the situation is different, the leadership was not going to tell the followers what to do.  They were supposed to defend themselves in a way appropriate.  I explained yesterday that even comrade Muntu, the late comrade Muntu, did explain this.