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Thank you Chairperson.  General Oelschig, it is quite clear from your evidence that you gave that order to shoot.  It was your order that was passed down via the colonel and via the other colleague of yours sitting there but ultimately it is your order which was really given.  If I understand your evidence correctly, it was given on a second or even third hand report, allegation that they were shooting at the soldiers.
 Now up to now in these proceedings, there has not been a twiddle of evidence substantiating that, that there was any shooting at the soldiers.  In fact the ballistics evidence that we heard earlier this morning confirmed that, that there was no shooting.  Do you accept now, because it's no use and that point has been made many times to apportion blame to people on the ground that pull the triggers.  One must look higher up in the hierarchy, the line of command.
 Do you now accept at this stage that that order was wrong?  There was no reason to open fire, there was no shooting at the soldiers.  The only soldier that was shot, was shot by his own colleagues.