W RIAAN BELLINGAN
I refer here to a false flag operation.  When we, as I have said, for example, this askari would, for arguments sake, be released from jail, he becomes an askari and I want to infiltrate him, for example, in an area like the Jeppy Station, Western Cape or Barberton.  I then draw up a profile of that person, does he know that area, is he coming from that area, do these people know that he had been apprehended, that he was an askari and, for arguments sake, Barney was standing on a station and he was waiting for other liberation fighters.  Those people were also well trained and had a good intelligence network.  They recognised him, first of all, and they recognised him as an askari and they would shoot him or something would happen to him and the people on the ground had to manage it very well to prevent these type of circumstances.  Our person should have the advantage and you had to know your environment before launching these type of operations.