PHILA MARTIN DOLO
To start with after all with our struggle as the PAC.  Throughout history people have demonstrated their rebelliousness against oppression, against exploitation forced upon them by the avaricious, the greedy and the ...(indistinct) vile systems or Governments.
	The people also demonstrated their commitment to world history, a stepping stone to the emancipation of mankind under the vanguard body, that is PAC whereby they call, inter alia, for the overthrowal of the white domination.  That was the images of the APLA.  The APLA images to carry forward the people's mandate, that is of the defending of Azania, its wealth and its people.  And in that struggle the police and the army were regarded as the pillars of white domination of the settler colonialism and that distinguished them to be the prime targets of our bullets.  
	And further to that, police have been seen by the masses as the instrument for protecting their property and the political order of the haves.  So, our struggle therefore, it has nothing personally or in whatever action I was involved in it, it has nothing to do personally with the victims that we are dealing with in this matter.  It was part and parcel of the mandate to carry forward.  So personally I had no vendetta against the family or the one who passed away.  It's a pity that people have to die.  After all, death I believe it is supposed to be a universal taboo, something to be treated, but it has to be.  It has been taking place for centuries and on our part if you happened to be involved as it is demonstrated by history, we carried it out in self-defence and as a mean to an end.  And after all it's a law of killing that the law of killing is to end killing.  That's what I could say.