MR JACK DEMONSTRATES
Yes, but not in the fort, now into a small cell, where in this cell I was tied with my feet, which was one of the rare thing that a detainee stayed with hand-cuffs for about five weeks I stayed there, until some policeman took me there to Alicedale.
	I want to repeat that I would laugh.  I have no intentions myself to his Honour to hope and say that I would like to see Nieuwoudt rotting in prison.  I have no - my - but I believe that this platform of amnesty should be used with the dignity it deserve and it mustn't be turned into a mockery with the aim of insulting the families.  
	My family and myself and the families of many other people who would not be having an opportunity to come and speak in front of this thing.
	What I have seen now, although I know many families harbour no grudge against anybody, but I think if the humiliation that was done to us, is going to be brushed aside just like that, it could create a little bit of a problem.  I think, I want to support the institution of the land, which I so dearly sacrificed a lot, but not as much as many of my friends, whom Mr Nieuwoudt hasn't given an opportunity to be able and stand in front of you and decide to oppose or not to oppose this amnesty. 
	I am in a very fortunate position whereby I can make that choice, but many people would have loved to do that.  He has denied himself the opportunity that they do that.  Thank you.  (Applause).