ADV PRIOR
Mr Matshididi, I don't want to belabour the point, but let me put to you the historical development of the M.K. bombing  campaign as we know it or understand it.  Sorry I don't have all the dates but we know that there were several bomb attacks or car bombs on for example places like the Witwatersrand Commando Building.  There was an attack, a bomb blast at the Irish Regiment in Johannesburg.  There was bomb blast in Church Street which was directed at the S.A.D.F. Headquarters.  We know that there was an attack on the Magistrates Court in Johannesburg where policemen were in attendance and they were the people that were killed.  I'm suggesting to you that those targets, if we talk about them in military terms because of their association with the military or the police, were called hard targets.  Yet the Ellis Park matter, there seems to be a deviation from that strategy and a bomb is placed in such a position near Ellis Park Rugby Stadium and it seems to be directed at civilian people.  My question is - did you not appreciate that as a departure from the strategy of your unit, that is your special operations, that now you were moving away from hard targets and now you were targeting civilians, soft targets.  Do you understand the questions now?