MR D'OLIVIERA
No Mr Chairman, not at all.  The act of killing someone can never be considered to be correct whatever the situation may be.  The point I am trying to make comes to the essence of why this Committee in actual fact sits, the soldiers fighting this political struggle on the government's behalf, were fighting a war.  They were subject to all the pressures as one would relate to a war.  I would not say it would be every single policeman ...(intervention)