MR BANADE
Mr Chairman, yes, I agree with you that the detail of how this happened has to be disclosed, but is that not what happened?  There were eight people;  this Committee is faced with three of them.  Each one is his own individual and as these events unfolded, the one sat at the back and the one sat in front and they see different pictures.  They see things differently, being different individuals and obviously they would differ in certain details because the one saw certain things which the other didn't see.  The way I see it they did quite well in saying what each one remembers.  Each one informed the Committee as to what their role was.
	Erasmus, and I think it is the first time he has disclosed it, has said that I am the one who came up with the suggestion that we should kill him and Harrington also said that. 
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