LEBOANE JOHN MAY
Briefly what I would say to him if he was here is about my understanding of the situation we are now today is quite different from the situation which we were at that time of this incident.  If we were in that situation I couldn't have regretted.  You understood the situation which we were and we were living in and we were engaging in a war at that time and then we understood that that war was legal to him as he was a person I would ask forgiveness mainly because he's an African I would try - or maybe he's aware that he was serving what kind of a system at that time I was intending to ask forgiveness from him as a person because I was not attacking him as a person.  I didn't know him as Makoloi at that time as I explained that we were trying to dismantle the system, as he knew that's what kind of a system he worked for.