00:14While the Security Council is considering the grave situation, it may be pertinent to quote Taibo, her men, ya Taibo.
00:25We are Namibians and not South Africans. We do not recognize your right to governance.
00:39You are undressed, standing naked, to look at your behinds, as if you have tails or something.
00:50That is when now you have to be classified. What else depicts slavery than that?
01:01It was humiliating to such an extent that we said enough is enough. We have to do something.
01:19When I passed the police, I deliberately did make sure that you can see this is a black engagement.
01:27When the course was clear, you start talking politics to mobilize the people.
01:35We are the blacks who could not even make a needle. How could we, independence, to do what?
01:52When I was taken out to Kobo building, where I found Captain Swampu.
02:01Swampu asked me a few questions.
02:07Swampu asked me a few questions.
02:19Swampu asked me a few questions.
02:26Swampu asked me a few questions.
02:53Swampu asked me a few questions.
03:14They had six guns and I thought how could these people with six guns liberate the country?
03:28They took off quite early I think it was 6.45. With him was Captain Swanepo plus a captured terrorist
03:37who was going to show them the way and where the camp was.
03:42They took off quite a call. They took off quite a call.
