SIPHO JOEL SITHOLE
For our own comrades in command, the people that I was dealing with, give them principles, that you want people who are highly disciplined, highly motivated, people who had political understanding of the situation at the end of the day.
	Not just a person who will say that he would like to go for defence in a community and then we take him like that.  I explained to them it must be a person who will be liable for whatever operational action that might have taken place.
	It was up to them to decide, our own comrades were in the communities.  We of course encouraged the taking over of certain comrades in those various communities, because they knew those communities better than any other person.
	If you take a person from another area, you go and deploy him in say from the northern part of Natal, you go and deploy him in Port Shepstone for instance, you will have problems.
	Those people have been involved in defence of their own communities, for him to adapt, there is a lot of risk involved.  So what I have said to my own comrades, it would be better if there are MK comrades in those areas, and if they are disciplined as we are saying, then you can actually incorporate them into the structures and make them to train people in the act of self defence.