DANIEL PETRUS SIEBERT
"At that time I was of the opinion that the
continued survival of White people in South Africa could be directly linked to the then Government remaining in power.  I was of the opinion that should the organisations such as the ANC ..."
and I would like to add to this the PAC and the Black power organisations,
"... should they become the Government in South Africa, that this would lead to total anarchy and chaos which would no longer allow me to maintain my way of life that I had become use to.  I was, as a consequence of the opinion that the security branch had the responsibility to assist in ensuring that the then Government order could be maintained in order to help maintain the common civilised Western standards to which people in South Africa had become use.
		In view of the fact that we were engaged in an undeclared war with the so-called liberation movements or organisations and in view of the support offered to the security branch from both political, church and cultural circles, I was convinced that the then Government status quo had to be maintained at all costs."