CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
Paragraph 4 deals with the resistance movement.  There I say that it should be established and developed and should take place chiefly among urban blacks, and when Charles Sebe was freed it should be led by him, and there should be leadership given by the South African forces of this party, but it should be covertly done, and that this revolutionary movement or resistance movement should be similar to Inkatha - perhaps that was a little bit optimistic, and that it should form a joint power base together with us, against the revolutionary forces.
	Paragraph 5 dealt with the existing but struggle Eastern Cape resistance movements, especially in the Cookhouse area.  We reckoned that this resistance movement could join up with the XWB.  It was the Reverend Mokoena's Black Crisis Centre, and there was the Action for Peace and Prosperity, Sport Resistance organisation etc.  And the whole idea was that all these groups should be joined together into one unified front.
	Paragraph 6 deals with the Ciskei and the Transkei Security Forces and bringing them closer to each other.  I can remember that we had sport days, we arranged rugby days etc., so that these two security forces could see other as friends and not enemies, and that they could work together with us as an alliance to form a front against the ANC/SACP alliance.
	Paragraph 7.  We said that the XWB could probably be elevated in status to become the safety wing of Makoma's CPRPP, depending on the party's successes so that one could actually parade these groupings.  As far as the XWB was concerned, there was also the thought of protection, protection for the Ciskeian leaders as bodyguards.