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And 1292.  Maybe I can just put it to you in the way I thought it appropriate.  He was being asked, he had given evidence that he was at odds with you regarding placing a car bomb in Durban, because he didn't, he wasn't convinced that the indiscriminate loss of life was justified and he indicated that you were unhappy with that reaction of his and at page 1292 he indicated between lines 10 to 20, that on a question by his senior counsel
"... but the suggestion by Rashid that you put a car bomb seemed so directly in conflict with your concern to save lives, how do you explain that? Why should Rashid have said this?"
	Then he said -
"... I think Rashid is a blood-thirsty person.  This is my opinion."
	At the level of, are you able to comment on that, and possibly as I say, it caught my eye while going through those bundles, if you can.