DESMOND MPILO TUTU
Any other?  Thank you very much for the succinct testimony. One comment that I want to make which relates a little bit to what I said after Mr Jassat, I remember the funeral which you referred to and what struck me as giving such great hope for this country was that the overwhelming majority of those who attended the funeral which was at St Mary's Cathedral were what were called actually young blacks from the townships, that the cockles of your heart were warmed even at that time to see that there was a commitment, it seemed, which went beyond sloganeering to non-racialism, because here was a white doctor and you referred to the depth of racism but may be taking it more positively, I mean here were many of these young people who had often had unfortunate experiences with their compatriots who were not black coming out in quite huge numbers and doing the salute for him, which was the toytoy.  Even in those dark days you felt there was this tremendous light that it was going to be alright, that people really didn't want to look at skin colour, they would say, were you for or against the struggle and that determined whether you were accepted or not accepted.
 So thank you very much, and God bless you!