MR DREYER
That's how I understood it, and this is where I have my problem, because if I look at Phil Kloppers' application concerning the same aspect and then I refer you to paragraph 17 on page 12 of the applications, I would like to read to you what Phil Kloppers said under oath in his application
"I arrived at 21:00 at the roadside cafe and Deon Martins brought the men to attention, and I told them that the waiting was finished and that the revolution was going to start landwide.   We were still at the roadblock.   I gave them the instructions General Oelofse gave me."
	Why do the man who's in command of this group, according to his own evidence, why does he say under oath in his application that there at the blockade he conveyed the instruction of Oelofse, and this morning your advocate amended your application by saying later he gave instructions with regard to the roadblock?