PIETER JAKOBUS GOUWS
Chairman, no I would like to address this point.  I do think in a farming community you will see that in many, many cases like for instance this slaughter of this little girl in Ficksburg, I cannot remember her name, she was killed, shot through the window and the people just disappeared, and if you talk to her parents today or to that community today, they would be glad if anyone gets hold of that criminal, that political criminal, because they see it as a political deed and there has not been forgiveness in that community, there is not reconciliation in that community, they still see it as a political act that got away unpunished, so I must convey to you that amongst the farming community, there would be tacit support, if not open support for political murderers to be dealt with extremely harshly, whoever gets hold of them.