JOSEPH KGOELE
Not that I regard it as a failure.  When I uttered those words I spoke from the perspective of a Black man who had no vote then in South Africa.  I spoke on a perspective or from a point of view of a man who had endured all the sufferings in Soweto.  That I had to skip this country and go for training, it was not due to a reason of my own making, it was because of the apartheid policy and all the experience that one had experienced from 1976 and lastly a thing that became a turning point in my life, when we were shot at burying the late Tshasivane (?) at a cemetery in Doornkop.  So those are incidents that may have compelled me to utter those words.