MR MASEKO
In each and every war people die.
ADV. GCABASHE: If I may just ask here - as I understand the question, it relates to this particular incident, it would assist us as the Committee if you can explain how you saw or how you had planned to deal with that resistance at this particular time for this particular incident.  We understand the general approach but as I understand the questions that relate to this incident and it would help us to understand the planning and the anticipation that you foresaw for this particular incident.
If we are talking about an incident we are talking about something different, we are talking about peoples lives and operations that were properly planned.  We knew that if there's resistance we are supposed to fight, we are compelled to fight so I want to clarify this term - we are not talking about incident here it's about soldiers, peoples lives, things that are known to the O.A.U.  Things that ended up where there were talks about Apartheid, Apartheid that was actually taking the people's rights, taking away the people's rights.
ADV. GCABASHE: Mr Maseko, the shooting that took place at UNITRA, that is the particular incident we are dealing with now.  You know that there are others that we will deal with at a later stage.  This particular one relates to UNITRA, the auditorium and the shooting that took place there.  Now the planning around that, what you as a unit anticipated - these are the questions that we need a bit of clarity on.