THEMBINKOSI HENGE
First let me talk about the spot where we ambushed the bus.  When you enter Beaufort West you approach the town itself, there's a bend there and at that bend there are lights and there is a bridge, so there's a river running under the bridge.  So one, we are two in this operation, we need to see our target from a distance, so the lights will help us to see the target from a distance, so that we can advance, because we are hiding at the soup kitchen, at the ...(indistinct) there, at the soup kitchen.  So when we saw the bus coming, then we ran and approached that, I think in a 15 metre distance, then we started to attack it.
	We wanted to attack the driver first, the driver was the real target, because by attacking the driver we knew that the bus would lose it's way and went down to the river, so that many people could get injured or killed or whatever at that time.  So when we attacked the bus, right, that didn't happen, the bus went through after we attacked and it stopped on the bridge.  After it stopped, I think for a second or so, then it went on.  
	Then we ran back to our hide-out, then we lay down.  I went home, I left Mandla at the hide-out.  I went home and slept.  Then early morning Sichumiso phoned me.  But let me explain it this way.  Sorry.  When Sichumiso phoned me and gave me the order to attack that bus, one, I knew that I don't have to question orders first, but in my subconscious mind after I did my whole reconnaissance and saw that no, this bus was boarded by whites, as they called them.  Right.  There's one thing that I want, I'm in a struggle to liberate Azanian masses, the masses that had no vote, no right to vote.  The whites have a right to vote.  If he don't vote that is his own or her own will, why he didn't vote, but he had the right.  The South African government gave them that right and they didn't use them if they did or they didn't. So the people who are in the bus, I had nothing personal against them, there's not that I would have gained money or whatever and they should not take it as if that was a criminal incident or what.  
	So it was unfortunate that there might be people who were not, who were innocent and who were travelling from Cape Town to a holiday or whatever, but due to the cause of the struggle, it was unfortunate that their journey was cut short.  So I think I've answered the question so far, so if there's anything.