REV XUNDU
Just to get the thing into perspective for my understanding, you are saying that all perpetrators should go the same route of being taken to court be they Sharpeville where people were just massacred without having guns, be they June the sixteenth.  Shall we raise those names and say the amnesty process is irrelevant because I think that you are making a statement which I think makes the amnesty process an irrelevant process in terms of reconciliation for South Africa.  I just want to get it on record that you are saying that all those people who have been perpetrators like in Sharpeville on June the sixteenth who suffered at the hands of the police and Maduna State in Uitenhage were just mowed down.  That those people who committed that in your opinion should not be granted amnesty, they should be charge and imprisoned.
MR BELLING (SNR): Well, they did the damage they should have thought first and thought about the Lord first before they did things like that.  They are doing acts and deeds for Satan himself.  It's acts of Satan that is going through ..............  What he puts in their minds and they should have thought of that fist but to take an act like that and put it into action like if I had to go and start mowing people down here then I should be sorted out for that.  Never mind who he is, who the person is.  They should be sorted out according to the laws of the country.  It should be sorted out and I feel the maximum should be dealt with, with these people because this is not the way that we should be living.  That is why there is all this conflict.  I don't care who the person is White or Black there's no discrimination with me at all.  I look at the criminal that's what I look at.  I don't care who he is if he's done wrong he's done wrong and that's it.  So then they should be sorted out.