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Thank you Mr Chairman.  General on page 69 General van der Merwe says,
"The South African Police came to experience harsh practical problems in communicating with their sources or agents and even being able to ensure their personal safety.  In cases where the slightest suspicion existed the suspected informer or agent was eliminated, sometimes in the most brutal fashion.
		Incidents such as car bomb explosions, limpet mine and handgrenade attacks and other acts of terror which members of the Police and their families, as well as ordinary civilians, were exposed to over a lengthy period of time would lead to a hardening of attitudes and that a creation of a climate of hate, both within the ranks of the Police as well as that of the civilian population".