MR RICHARD
It's the second proposition that I'm making.  There were approximately 15 to 20 people who would not ever congregate there all at one time, but out of that group, individuals within that group, would periodically visit the venue, not as a group though.  The next leg extends to that, that on no particular evening or afternoon, or day for that matter, would there ever be more than and then I'm using the words more than very deliberately, four or five individual members of that classification of people that fall within the broad definition of Security personnel, that's inclusive of traffic cops, firemen, police, soldiers etc.  Now my question on that proposition is quite simple.  If you had at the time been given those facts and were asked the question and the question that you're being asked is:  We do not know who will be in the Why Not pub or in its neighbouring Magoo's bar on the night we intend effecting the attack and will have no idea as to who will be inside, should we or should we not go ahead with the attack?  At that time in 1986, do you think you would have said, "Yes, carry on with the mission" or "No, stop"?