MR BOTHA
Yes, absolutely. In the Orde Boerevolk I saw that the Boer nation had not yet surrendered and that it was willing to enter the struggle. The instructions I'd received to establish a cell in Richards Bay, I carried that out.  And I must also mention that at that stage, the violence, or the civil war which reigned in the country at the time - it was mainly Black on Black violence. The Orde said that this violence would spread and that it would ultimately change to Black on White violence, and that it was only a matter of time before that happened. Especially the PAC, the PAC was very militant and they had various slogans like "one settler, one bullet".
We prepared ourselves for an onslaught against our people, and on the morning of the 9th of October 1980, I heard on SABC news that a group of about 30 Black people clad in PAC T-shirts had attacked Whites on the Durban beachfront using knives, and that various people had been wounded and taken to hospital and that an elderly man had died as a result of the wounds so sustained.
I was convinced that the PAC had started implementing its campaign of  terror against White people, and - I'm sorry, I thought you wanted to ask a question.