MR POTGIETER
No, no the difficulty is were does one draw the line.   You agreed with the point that Mr Sandi raised that not everything, not every act, not every incident that follows the detention of a high profile political activist would now suddenly become political.   Somewhere its conceivable that there are acts which would have nothing to do with the political nature of that incident.   For example, assume Mr Biko didn't like one of the interrogators, because they had some disagreement, unrelated to politics previously, and he attacked that person, and in defending their colleague they exceeded the bounds, and it could he said they have assaulted Mr Biko.   Obviously that didn't fall within the political context of the particular incident.   That is why I'm asking you , you know , it is a question of where does one draw the line?