DR RANDERA
Mr Coetzer, again earlier on you so eloquently talked about reconciliation and forgiveness.   I think you're looking back with  hindsight at what happened to you but can you tell us what your thinking was at the time as a young White person of eighteen, about to start University I would have thought and the generation that grew up with you on the farms, in the schools.  We've heard already earlier on, Mr Tshabangu referred to you people as the boss.  What was the  thinking about of yourself and others in terms of the conflicts that were taking place in our country ?  I'm not asking for a general statement because you were part of a group of young people.  You grew up in a community and you went to a school which was altogether White.  What was the thinking about at that time, that prevailed in yourself and your friends ?