HUMPHREY LUYANDA GQOMFA
What I was saying is, firstly you will remember well the political situation at the time.  The PAC took a stand that they needed a neutral Chairman under a neutral value where these negotiations would take place.  Our position was, they could not be players and referees at the same time - this was done by the racist regime.  They were negotiating and supporting third force elements at the same time and innocent African people were being killed.
	There was no sincerity from the South African Government, that is why the PAC took the stand that it did.  The White people - we wanted the White people to understand that we are not blood-thirsty.  We realised that our liberation would end up being the liberation of the White man.  We needed to remove that stigma that Azanian people had, we take them as our fellow countrymen.  
	The reservations and the fears of PAC were such that Codessa was not a genuine platform to negotiate about the South African situation that ended up a failure - I think history proved us right.  I hope that everything is clear.