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I think that we have finished asking our questions.  I want to thank the three of you.  That is a history of gallantry, we are proud of men like you. We are proud to people of a land of gallantry.  It is clear that passive resistance, people trusting the Lord, going to meetings such as yours unarmed, did not start just recently but from way back.  It has always seemed like a foreign concept from India, Ghandi, from America, Martin Luther King, but even in our own home in Pondoland there has been passive resistance.
 It is painful, it is sad because a lot of lives were lost.  We should keep this history and cherish it. I am glad that we should look closely at the detail of such a history. Govin Mbeke should be here today to give clearly an account that people from Pondoland played a major role in the struggle of liberation. He says that they got a strategy from Pondoland as to how the ANC should help in villages like this.  Thank you for giving us this history.  We are very interested to go to this mountain.  
 We have heard your requests that people that were hanged, their corpses should be brought over here to be buried.  We have heard your requests that the people that disappeared, at least their bones should be buried in their 
land.  We've also heard your request for a monument on the mountain so that everybody who passes that mountain takes cognisance of the bravery that you had, we are very proud of you.
 Thank you we are going to adjourn. 
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