GARY JOHN KRUSER
Mr Chairman, again I want to say I grew up in the movement, in the ANC as better known as the movement.  In the movement they taught us the basics of human rights, a movement which ensures human rights exist in this country exists today and a movement which valued all human life immaterial which political party it came from.  Therefor it's been very painful, not only for me, but also for my colleagues.  It's something that we unfortunately are going to have to live with till the day we die.
	We regret not only the loss of these lives, but the loss of all lives that was lost on that day and I think through the history of the struggle of this country. So, as a movement and as an individual we are very sorry that people died on that day, but till today I'm convinced I had no other option but to give the order to repel.