MS H TSEMANE
I would like to talk directly to the applicant.  I wonder whether Mr Martin and James know of the cost to the people of the family members of the deceased.  I'm not expecting answers from them, but I would like to hear how they feel about what they did.  My father wasn't into politics.  He was a very respected person in the community.  He had no discrimination against anyone.  He worked for his family and the community.  He was also an assistant to "Sebota".  My father never killed anyone to help the other person.  He took my mum's friend away from her and many children.  Some of these children had to leave school because they had financial problems.  Presently as I am speaking here some of the children who have finished school were helped by the white person that you hated.  Even your, even you own brothers and sisters are being helped by white guys whom your parents worked for, work for.  I would like to withdraw from killing white people.  We have learnt a lot of things from white people, whether they are bad or good.  My sister asked James whether he was asking for forgiveness from us only, although my father and Ms Brummer got killed, whose blood mixed in the car.  As I understand you mixed the blood of the two people to make a sacrifice for freedom.  Now how do you divide the blood of the two deceased when you ask for forgiveness from only us?