CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
Yes, we knew the four pillars of the revolution, the strategy for people's war.  The first pillar was manifested by MK, to a lesser extent by APLA.  This was more aimed at the ANC/SACP alliance.  Those were the soldiers of the revolutionary forces.  We call them terrorists.
(b)	The united mass action was aimed at mobilising the population, because what is concerned here is the control over the population, and the aim was to get the people to take part in the struggle on the side of the ANC/SACP.  No revolution can succeed if you don't have the population on your side.  Perhaps that was the strongest pillar.
	(c)	The armed offensive.  That joins up with (a), which dealt with acts of terror not only against the opposing forces but also against those institutions and bodies and people seen as collaborating with the opposing forces. 
	(d)	And then I think everybody is well familiar with the international drive to isolate South Africa which affected South Africa on all levels, the economy, sport, even as far as diplomatic ties with other countries were concerned.  It was to the great disadvantage of the Republic at the time.
	These four pillars, even before they were announced and after they were announced increasingly so, formed a very strong basis for the revolutionary onslaught.  And I think it once again indicates that revolutionary warfare, apart now from the ANC/SACP's contact with that, that revolutionary warfare is based on these pillars.