THEMBELANI TANDEKILE XUNDU
Okay, no problem.  In paragraph 27 I've indicated that
"The operation was carried out in light of the negotiations which were happening between our sister organisation, the ANC and the apartheid colonial government"
	But I've also mentioned that in the same breath it must be appreciated that the PAC was not part and parcel of the negotiations and not just out of the negotiations, was consciously not part of the negotiations for political reasons.  ...[indistinct]  reservations about a negotiated settlement.  I also as an individual had reservations a negotiated settlement.
	The mere fact that we have more than 300 cadres of ...[indistinct] still languishing in jail for actions they committed or for their contribution in bringing about this product, this democratic dispensation and at a time when we have a democratic government in power, voted in power by the majority of the people.   I cannot reconcile that, I'm really failing to reconcile.  
	And the mere fact that I myself Thembelani Xundu, I'm here in front of you gentlemen to ridicule myself, say that I've done that and to ask why I've done that, why?  I mean I would expect myself, in the shortest or the longest political imagination that I've had, that by now I'll be in front of the information department of the PAC or the information department or the intelligence department of the Azanian People's Liberation Army, perhaps let me say Colonel Mzamba, relating the experiences of the revolution.  
	Or even in front of historians, relating the experiences of the revolution and the contribution that, as a force, as a soldier or as cadre of APLA, I have done, in a relaxing situation, not in this situation.  This is certainly not a mechanism that I've ever foreseen in my thinking.  It clearly vindicates the suspicion that the PAC had over a negotiated settlement  because I'm asking myself, what is it that is blackmailing the Government so that they cannot release our cadres.
	What concession have they made to say: we'll keep them in jail but you must do this for us?  What is it?  You see, de Klerk being a product of the oppressive system, took a bold step to really spoil our prisoners.  In the light of that I cannot understand why our government cannot have the courage to release their comrades, not just people, their comrades.
	The liberation movements, the broad liberation movements was composed of the PAC, the ANC, Azapo, but our government cannot be courageous and strong and bold enough to take the cadres of the PAC out of jail.  Now it seems successfully our ...[indistinct] have been criminalised and that is why today, I mean, somebody has the audacity to ask me: why did I do that.