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interested in which specific individual was responsible for it, and Brigadier Jan du Preez' answer was, "It's better for you and me not to know."  Now, I think that was as a result of the need to know.  Brigadier Jan du Preez will have to explain that.  But for sure, as for instance in the Joe Pillay case he personally congratulated me before he knew that it was a complete disaster in the end.  He congratulated me the morning after the van Heerden sitting with, "Good work done," and mentioned at the time to me that, "One of these days the ANC in London is also going to be dealt with."  And that in the end proved to be the London bomb blast, when they were busy smuggling explosives in the diplomatic bag, which came to my knowledge, and eventually the ANC offices were blown up in London.