MR D'OLIVIERA
Mr Chairman if one goes to the list there are obviously some of these offences which may not appear to be directly linked to a political struggle, but there are others and the majority of them are there.  You will see in this list that there were attacks on policemen, there were attacks on civilian population, there were murders, attempted murders, there were robberies which necessary obviously to keep their men in the field, but Mr Chairman the trial court acknowledged it.  The trial court acknowledged that at the very least these crimes had a political motive.  We can accept the findings of the trial court in that regard.  I am referring here to page 401 to which I had previously referred the court.