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Mr Botha, thank you very much.  My question is a two part question and the first part is a follow-up from Dr Boraine's question.  In order to deal with this question I would like you not to refer to your papers.  I would like you not to refer to events, strategies, tactics, activities.
 I would like you to speak from the heart, to speak from the heart in relation to this 33 year period, that is the mandate of the Commission.  To speak from the heart because the Bisho massacre was not an isolated event.  
 It was part of a pathway of policy making and decision making, and because you were part of the decision making process, I'd like to get a sense of you about the state of mind, and when I say 'you'  I'm talking about the royal you.  The state of mind in the decision making process that culminated in Bisho and other Bisho's after that.  Just, just from the heart, and then after you've done that I'd like you to share your thinking with us about where we go from here.  
 We have a divided nation not only divided across racial lines, but divided within its communities.  We Would like to get the benefit of your thinking about how this nation, in your opinion, is going to reconcile with itself and ultimately heal itself.  Thank you sir.