UNKNOWN
With respect, he indeed said that there was a 
climate of violence which was created by the CP, that is a fact.  
He also maintained that the CP believed in the existence of a 
policy of violence, but then one would have to think about it 
objectively and I believe that the Committee will do so and ask 
the question what did exist if that scenario was sketched.
	Then one cannot say anything else but the fact that the CP 
did promote a policy of violence, that violence should be used.
	But how else would one prevent a party from coming into 
government if one couldn't prevent it at the ballot boxes?
	I do not like to make comparisons, but just how look at 
how successful the ANC was by using violence and forcing the 
government to give over the country.  Various voices in the world 
had said do away with apartheid, and still there was no success.  
Only until the ANC had used violence, did it actually bring about 
a measure of success.