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Well an officer is told, he's an officer and a gentleman and he's ordered to go and become a member of a murder squad and he doesn't raise any difficulties and he says:  "Yes, I'll do it.".  What is the difference in fact between him and, he could have said:  "I will go, Mr Verster I do not accept this, I will go to the leader of the army and I'm going to say that I am not going to do this.  I will go to the Minister and I will say".  It's no answer to say well but he probably knew that the Head of the Army and the Minister may have sent him to some outpost or other as a result.  There are no easy excuses.  There's a difference between if he was asked as a member of the Special Forces to commit an unlawful act, well that would have been a matter to be decided under those facts, but he applies for amnesty, to be judged as a member of the CCB and his joining makes him not much different and the same applies to Verster.  The only person that can have possibly benefited from this is Webb because he kept his, he was really a nominal Head of ...(intervention)