GEORGE DUBE
Some of them I understand they are still alive.  So when we arrived at the airport in the morning we were given papers, these papers were written out, this station is Luanda, Angola.  So we saw that things have changed, we are no more going somewhere overseas for training.
 So we got in a plane.  There was ...(indistinct) meeting, ...(indistinct) State meeting inside there in Dar Es Salaam so President Neto was there in that meeting.  So I am sure Comrade Tambo asked the President to give us a lift to Angola.  So we went to Angola with his plane, Presidential plane of President Neto.
 So when we arrived in Angola we went to do our training, now in that camp we had a problem, there was no material for reading, they have got Portuguese material only, the comrades don't understand Portuguese, and the 
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language we don't understand each other properly.  The food their was somehow awkward especially for me because I was suffering with heartburn, till today, still suffering that was that problem.  Also eating beans, myself I don't eat beans, if I eat beans like now somehow tomatoes and bread if I consume that somehow I think I am going to have ulcers, I will be committing suicide.  So now I am forced to be eating that because I am poor, I am not working at the moment, I am staying in the hostel.  So alright I tried to tolerate that and then we were eating fishes, they always eat beans and fish, they like this stuff ...(intervention)
REV. FINCA: Okay, okay George you have made the statement about how bad the food was, what happened ultimately?