EUGENE ALEXANDER DE KOCK
Firstly, I have no doubt that there would have been an international objection to this.  That an unlawful system such as ours, could make use of people to maintain it.
	Secondly, we would have the situation that the exposure of such a Unit would have resulted in the ineffectiveness, it would have neutralised the Unit, and then there would have been no more secrecy.  It would have been easier just to label those who had not been involved in the hearings as Askaris, and other similar consequences.