MR DREYER
I understand and I hear your explanation, but let's look at the logic behind your explanation, firstly referring to Kloppers' application, and once again I'm going to read this to you, it's paragraph 17
"At nine o'clock I arrived at the roadside cafe and Deon Martin brought the men to attention.   I told them that the waiting was over and that the revolution would start all over the country on that specific day.   I also conveyed to them the instructions of General Oelofse."
And you are saying it's not the complete instruction, but let's go further:-
"They were told that General Oelofse wanted to see corpses and the pipeshot guns were also given to Martin, sir, and Visser, and I gave them instruction that we have to set up a roadblock."
Now where in this application does it say that "we left there and then we went to Deon Martin's house and there I gave them instruction regarding the roadblock"?