MR SMUTS
Mr Chairman, the evidence of the applicants certainly was not that just any white could be targeted.  They wanted to send a message, it was a message to the Government.  The Government that in some extraordinary way they believed was bound up in the assassination of Mr Hani, notwithstanding the fact that the forces employed by the Government at the time had arrested Walus on the same day, but the message had to be sent by the killing of a white person whom they could connect to violence and if that was what was required, if that is what they in good faith believed was required to send that message, that is not what they carried out.  They made no effort whatsoever to identify victims in their self-appointed category.  In fact ...[intervention]