JEAN DU PLESSIS
Which some of that money we would have used to buy the farm and then together with other people that we had previously approached, White would then have established the base there, and Van Wyk and I and perhaps Grobbelaar would then have gone to Europe to establish a similar organisation there and also to recruit.  There were a number of students and ex-colleagues of mine from the Defence Force who I envisaged as possibly joining us.  There was a group of about 20, 30 people we were hoping to train initially, and then we would have gone to Pomfret where there was a large military base, to get military equipment, weapons, ammunition and so on.  We would then have been able to work as a larger group.  But what was planned, was that from that point we would have established houses,  plots, locations throughout the Republic, jumping-off points as it were, where we would establish one-man or five-man cells.  I think in Van Wyk's application for amnesty some of the planning is set out there. They would have operated in cells, military cells.
	I had planned in my own capacity to return and help with the political front, the establishment of that political front and White would have taken care of the military wing.  That was the original plan.