GARY JOHN KRUSER
I think as I said in the court, although I was not given much time to explain, the type of cross-examination wasn't conducive for me to try to explain anything in that court in actual fact.  What I do want to say here is that I was faced with a decision in terms of morality of whether the lives of my comrades and my colleagues are more important than divulging their names to the police and the Attorney General with the chances of them being assassinated and I chose the option of withholding their names from the Attorney General until such time that I was satisfied either that they consent to giving me their names or that I get to a court of law.  That was the decision I had to take and that is the decision I took.