DEON MARTIN
Mr Chairperson, if I could just refer to page 11, the last paragraph
"Middele tot Ons Doel vir die Volkstaat"
he talks about guerillas and guerilla warfare.  He says:
"Guerillas are small groups less bound to the strict work methods of any army, more manoeuvrable than an army, less bound to specific area which must be defended or conquered and uses much lighter weaponry.  The guerilla is not conditioned therefore to win on a specific battle.  If for instance he could attack the enemy, can shoot some of the enemy and escape, he would consider his actions as successful.  The victory van die guerilla lays in the successful carrying out of the revolution or the independent war as a whole. ...[Transcriber's own translation]
I wish to bring your attention to this point.