MR LUBBE
Yes.  Mr Chairman, may I put the following perspective of this.  If this was a once-off incident, in other words, if my client would have only applied for one simple incident, namely this thing, I would agree with that point of view, but the fact is that he was at this point already involved in other incidents, his mind-set already was "I'm involved against the ANC, on behalf of".  Now if that is the case and he receives an order, I would simply suggest that he need not go and judge whether this order now given will in fact enhance the political struggle of his own organisation.  But if it was a once-off situation, yes, I would surely doubt whether he shouldn't have dug deeper into the instructions.
	It's not a question of a soldier - the classical instance is where you as a soldier is sent to execute a certain lead, it's a once-off situation.  Your Commander tells you "Go and shoot X and come back", you don't question that, you do it otherwise you will be court marshalled.  This is different.