PHILEMON KABILA MAXAM
As I said previously, there were police, soldiers everywhere.  We looked at them as the enemy, especially at Mbekweni.  We saw them as working with a particular group.  We wanted to disarm them or fight against them.  We would throw petrol bombs and stone them.  That we hoped would contribute to the country being ungovernable.  We tried to start consumer boycotts to fight business people, especially the white businessman.  We supported black businessmen more than anything.  These are some of our weapons, these were some of our weapons.  Those are the strategies we used to make the Government, this country ungovernable.  Sometimes the police would come to our township.  Our township would be at peace and they would just teargas canisters at us.  In fighting such things if we were approached in a violent manner we would retaliate in a violent manner.  We lived under a State of Emergency at the time.