ADV PRINSLOO
With respect Honourable Chairman, it is clear that the use of bombs in explosions, that an explosion amongst the Muslim community in particular, that the majority of members of this community would have supported the ANC and the intention was that this would change the mind of the government.  As it would indicate that many people disagreed with the route taken by the then government.
	As stated in the documents presented by the applicant, this would create circumstances of chaos and circumstances would arise which would change the route.  This would touch the ANC by touching the Muslim community, which in view of the applicant, were supporters of the ANC.
	This was also the case when the ANC acted in many cases, the intention was to generate chaos, to bring about revolution, to take over the country, to force the country in fact to that which was achieved by the ANC.
	And there were many persons, with respect, and many communities, who were attacked and who were killed or who were injured under these circumstances.  With respect, the
government of that day, did in fact change their minds because of these acts of the ANC and handed over to the ANC, had an election.  If we look for instance at the McBride case, and the Amanzimtoti bombing, as well as the Pretoria bomb, which was admittedly aimed against the Army, the Silverton incident, there was action against innocent bank staff, the Messina case where an innocent person, an ex-Minister of Kangwane was killed in cold blood, shot in cold blood, other innocent persons, as well as police who were assassinated and with respect, those acts in fact gained the goal.
	Persons now in key positions of the ANC are Muslim people.  It cannot be argued against, that this act was done in good faith in terms of the actual convictions of the applicant.