TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  The shift was, as I indicated - I am going to put it this way.  It was - you know, when I made that shift I cannot say that I was important, I was just like any other comrade.  You know, my contribution was similar to the contribution that any other comrade had made, you know, in the organisation, but when I made the shift I am sure that many people who had confidence in me became, you know, disappointed - disappointed and frustrated.  And the shift that I made was simply because, as I indicated, there was a feeling of insecurity at a certain point in time, that something was wrong in the organisation.  And the feeling was basically made by the fact that many comrades - or let me say some of the comrades were basically, you know, killed immediately on their arrival inside the country, if you get the point.  And sometimes, you know, I was one of the people who used to wonder how ... (inaudible - end of Side A, Tape 2) ... certain things when we were doing them they wouldn't reach the South African Security Police, but when at that point in time some comrades who basically, you know, were at a higher - some sort of higher structures of the organisation were arrested, then that sort of, you know, increased the suspicions that I also had that there was something wrong in the organisation, if you get the point.  So ... (intervention)