MR DORFLING
Mr Chair in response to a comment that has just been passed by Your Honourable Chair just previously. What I was putting to the witness is not simply that hi perception at the time was different from what actually happened. What I am putting to the witness is that at the time of the inquest he gave two different versions as to what his impression was. His one impression was there was not shooting from the marchers at the guards. And his other impression was there was shooting from the marchers at the guards. Now the proposition I am putting forward is both those impressions can't be right. One can't have two impressions of what transpired at the same time. If one's impression is incorrect that might well be so but one can't have two different impressions and try and put forward that both of them can be correct. One can have only one picture in your mind as to what happened.