GARY JOHN KRUSER
When, the impression I got there was an attack, there was gunfire coming - I think my own life was also at danger, the lives of my colleagues were at danger.  The other aspects just continues.  After us, the members of the ANC - after that the leadership of the ANC, the destruction of our building, I think there's evidence in terms of what happened at Boiphatong when a group of armed Inkatha marchers marched through the township.  There's evidence what happened at the Jo'burg Civic Centre when they broke down the doors in that march - so I think it's common cause and I think any trained security person would tell you that you need to determine where you last line of defence is - where you're going to face the minimum of losses when you're under attack.  You cannot go to a point where you're going to face the maximum amount of losses and as a trained person I took that decision that that was the position I had to make my last line of defence if an attack was coming.