MR VISSER
I'm terribly sorry to interrupt my learned friend.  Mr Chairman my learned friend told you on what basis he was opposing this application.  This witness has told you that he did fire at the occupants of the motor car.  It is difficult to understand how it is relevant whether or not this witness hated blacks for purposes of assisting this Committee Mr Chairman, of deciding whether amnesty should be granted or not and really Mr Chairman, not only is it irrelevant, but it's so unnecessary to dig up all this old hatred and what goes along with it, in this proceedings, Mr Chairman, and I would ask you seriously to stop my learned friend.  Let him get down to the facts.