MR VISSER
Yes, that's all I'm asking you.  And at the foot of page 116, would you accept that in that article there's a quotation which reads
"A spark can start a veld fire - insurrection in order to take place, relies on a stimulus.  The objective conditions can be present, but this is no guarantee that an uprising will take place."
It goes on, talks about the sufferings etc and then it says:
"The stimulus or spark can come in many forms.  It can arise out of some high-handed action by some official, sparking protest which  spread, the killing of a child, a massacre, unpopular legislation, rent evictions etc.  It can even arise out of the most unexpected circumstances like a train accident"
and then I want to refer you to the words underlined further down,
"The stimulus can also come from the revolutionary movement, making a call, the response which triggers a chain of events, leading to insurrection or a direct call to the masses to rise."
My question to you is, was this something just in the mind of Mr Siphiwe Nyanda, or was this in fact part and parcel of the strategy and planning of Operation Vula?