JAN CORNELIUS LABUSCHAGNE
Chairperson, it was not so.  I speak under correction, maybe you would know better with all the documents in your possession, but there were more attacks on railway lines and according to my knowledge, many trains were derailed.  And ten to one most of those train drivers and possibly other people who were on those trains could have been white people, specifically the drivers of these trains.  So it was not just aimed against the blacks, and that is what I stated initially.  	We did not concern ourselves with explosions in those black townships for long because the possibility was greater when we continued with these attacks, that somebody would be injured or killed and that is why we moved away to the railway lines and later to the power lines.