MR P DE CASTRO
My feeling is that I'm not clear that these guys are sorry about what they did.  They've shown no remorse during their evidence here or for what they did.  They are still laughing, they think they're heros for what they did you know, and to my knowledge you know, to take another human being's life into your hands, that's not a joke, that's an ultimatum in life we've all, whether you're black, white, pink, red, have got a reason and they've got a right to live.
	If you're wrong in life there must be justice that will take you out of the communities, out of the societies and put you away because you don't deserve to be there.  And it's clear to me that these guys they didn't even know, some of them say that it was for politics, some of them say that it was money that they wanted. 
	On their statements some of them says that they went there because the owner of the supermarket was the Chairperson of the AWB.  When they came here then they denied it they say no we didn't say that man is a Chairperson of the AWB, we went there because we want to kill whites, but that shop indeed, it's frequented, by even more than 90% of the customers of that supermarket is black.  
	Even when I got back yesterday and the day before a lot of the black people of the community came to me says Peter, oppose their applications, these guys were not acting politically, they wanted to rob your place man.  Now what do we assume from all these things?