GEORGE DUBE
So after about 8 o'clock, we arrived there at about 4 o'clock, 5 o'clock in the evening, at about 8 o'clock in the evening I was taken out of that place, I was put in a Landrover and then I was driven to a certain place, that's one I may say it's a prison or - they call it Casa de Recusawu(?), the house of recruiting, something like that.  I was put there and I was told that they will come in the morning and see me.  They left me there.  So when I entered there I saw on my own that no this place is a prison.  There were a lot of people there, mixed up, French people speaking there, Portuguese and Unita and soldiers wearing uniform and FNLA.
 So I stayed in there I thought maybe tomorrow morning they will come and collect me.  They never came.  So now I couldn't speak with anybody because I didn't understand the language these people were speaking.  So I think you will realise or rather feel ...(intervention)
REV. FINCA: ...to come to the point that you landed with the ANC and come to the point of how you were treated by the ANC.