MR DREYER
You stay at this point, we are not going anywhere.  From there, the following facet is in page 638, it is still the evidence in chief.
	Now it is read to you from the same statement that is before the Commission.  The paragraph that reads the evening of the 12th of December, myself and eight of my mates met.  Myself, Deon Martin, Martin van der Schyff, Jaco Badenhorst, Gert Diedericks, Kallie Meiring, Pieter Matthews, Andre Visser and I think the other one was Ettiene Visser.
	Then your Advocate asks you do you agree with that and you say yes, I confirm it.  And then you say or he reads to you the following paragraph and he continues, we wanted the public to note how we felt about the fact that our people were getting killed on the roads and the farms, what do you say about that, and you received an opportunity to qualify yourself and then you say on page 639, I do not agree with this, but he should be read with paragraph 3.  Then the Advocate says let's read paragraph 3, and paragraph 3 reads, we noted or we agreed that we did not have the necessary weapons for such a thing and then your Advocate says, what do you mean.  What do you mean by this and you say, it was put to us clearly that on the 27th of April, there would be no election and us, the AWB would originally or we would have started the war and we needed the necessary weapons and ammunition to stop this election.
	Are you satisfied with that, that that is what happened during the criminal procedures?