MARY BURTON
Thank you Chairperson.  I'd like to go back again to the question of possible prevention.  I have the sense that you were very close to the ground, you understood what was happening in the community.  We have the feeling that perhaps you were closer to one grouping than another, as has been said the image was used that you "carried a torch" for Mr Ngxobongwana and the people who were referred to as Witdoeke.  But in any case you knew this area, you knew the people who were involved and you were giving warnings to the Joint Security system as a whole, right up to the very national levels about what was happening and what could happen, surely it was terrible for you to watch this conflict break out in spite of the warnings that you were repeatedly giving?