ADV PRIOR
Mr Shiceka, I'm referring to the restaurant, I'm referring to what appears in your statement that you've confirmed a short while ago in fact you did say and I'll read it to you again.  The first sentence reads
"When we arrived in town we went to the restaurant but there was too much movement outside the restaurant"
and that's where you leave the restaurant alone, you don't say: there were too many african people there, there was a possibility that they might get injured.  You simply say there was too much movement.  In other words there was too much activity there and that's why you looked for another target.
	My question is, can you explain why you did not, in that paragraph when you referred to the restaurant, simply say: "We didn't attack the restaurant because african people might have got injured"?  Do you understand what I'm asking for?