MR KNOETZE
Thank you.  Then page 132, paragraph 45
"The strategy set out, the philosophy of total war and total strategy.  It also included details on the threat analysis, the national aims, objectives and policy, as well as the political economic, social, psychological and security policies of the RSA, the independent homelands of Southern Africa.  The strategy emphasised the need for coordinated action on all of the above terrains and recognised the 80/20% requirement of the conflict.  That is, that the greater accent should be placed on the political and other spheres, while the security aspects only made up 20% of the solution."
What is your view of this approach?