CHAIRPERSON
Don't worry.  Let us say to both of you, as my comrades I'm saying to, we thank you.  Because there are some people who always consider freedom as having just started in 1976 -  for getting what your input too.  What surprises is that most cases as you said you were not even active but you were just arrested for nothing.
We therefore thank that the judge talked in the manner in which Mary Burton explained to us and he decided to release you.  But let us all say - let us observe that freedom.  We had to pay a very big price for it and in most cases people think that all these things happen only in Soweto, in Cape Town, in Durban and they tend to forget that this is just all over, especially in those hidden places.
This Commission helps therefore to let us know that our people were really suffering all over - not only in Soweto or in Cape Town, but in all the places.  And we therefor  must thank you and lift up our caps and say the price that you paid makes us remember and not to forget that we should play about with  the freedom we have got.
We also thank that - we thank you that - God also touched your heart when you saw this man,  that you intended to kill and you also listened when God  said to you look at his condition.  And you had, as you mentioned.  All the people in here were quiet  at the  time because I think even God at that time was touching our souls and reminding us that there are many wounds that are within us.  But what we are trying to do at the moment to give you that key you mentioned - the key that opens the hearts so that you are able to say everything and by so doing you feel as if  someone is putting some oil in those wounds -  to heal those wounds, so that we should all thank God for giving us this time.
And God forgiving us that we should - we should not have hatred. We should not want to revenges ourselves, we should reconcile instead and we should except one another so that this land that went through all this, should be blessed by God and God should place us in a position where we shall be exemplary to Rwanda, to Burundi and we point back to our past.  And say to them, here we are today, united we are.  We therefor thank you so much,  I thank you.
Thank you, may God bless you too and keep you and take care of you -  even your families as well, because God says what can you do to men and he places you in a very wide place.  I thank you.  We are now going to take a break for lunch, let us all stand as the witnesses removes them from their places,  please.