JUDGE WILSON
But surely the problem my brother has just brought up is, it doesn't matter what the deceased was motivated, or it might not matter, he was committing numerous acts of violence in the district, he was killing people, they might have all been political, but the applicant may have been motivated, as I think his evidence was, by a desire to save the people in the district, and the way to do that was to kill this evil man who was doing these things.  The motive that the perpetrator of the acts of violence had was immaterial.  The danger was that he was committing 28 murders, 35 attempted murders and understandably perhaps the applicant decided that this must come to an end.  The politics of the perpetrator really don't affect the applicant do they?