MR VAN WYK
Well at that stage there was no rightwing organisation, according to us, which had the ability to unify the rightwing movement in South Africa and thereby to establish a Volkstaat by military or any other means.  We saw our only option as being a military one, and for that reason I was of the opinion that our organisation had dynamic plans of action.  And I also thought that we were totally unknown to the security forces at that stage and we could act in a clandestine manner.  Our aims at that stage were completely pure, according to me, and we thought we were quite justified in striving for what we were aiming for.
	As regards the reference to "psychos, a group of psychos" our political objectives at the time, I would not be sitting here today if it wasn't for the political motive which we all shared that was the impetus behind our actions, but I cannot justify it today.  One cannot find political solutions through the barrel of a gun.  I realise that now and I appeal to everybody that this should never happen again, that there should be talks and negotiations to try and resolve problems, but at that stage we thought the only answer was a military one.  We feared the imminent takeover by the ANC and a resultant bloodbath.  That of course never took place.  Things continued as before, quite normally.