CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
There were different variations, once again because it was a broad idea.  So there were many ideas that could come into play with these different courses of action.  It can be noted that the first phases are the same.  That is then the liberation of Charles, the establishment of the resistance movement, getting rid of Lennox Sebe.  That's part of the first phase.  This also underlines the importance of a strong pro-RSA XWB in the Eastern Cape as a prerequisite for permanent stability and normality.  That is the counter-revolutionary front idea.
	13:  And with this plan a condition of permanent normality in the Eastern Cape can be attained.  Now the existing plans are good but it can't guarantee it and therefore this plan is also an extension of this.
	Then paragraph 14:  Lennox Sebe is an embarrassment for the government.  The SP, that's the State President, said it himself, and with the implementation of this plan he will be got rid of.  Now this action is not linked to a specific phase or plan, it could happen now.  That was now before this plan was approved or put into action and it can just facilitate the execution of this or similar kinds of plans.
	Then 15:  The proposed unification of Ciskei and Transkei is possibly the best logical means to satisfy the aspiration of the Xhosas.  One could perhaps just say that all the different aspirations expressed for Xhosa unity was emotionally loaded.  In the unstable instable(?) that we had in the Eastern Cape the fear we had was that there would be execution of Xhosa unity done without proper thinking and it would lead to further instability, so this had to do with ordering the situation.
	Now the feeling in the Eastern Cape was that Xhosa unity had to come.  The question was just how it should come into being and when.  And then the incorporation of the corridor in Xhosaland with upset the whites in the area, especially the right-wing people may try to get some gains out of this.  But there is a common factor which would make this more acceptable for people, and that would of course be the great economic growth that would be possible and the government must be prepared to pay for this incorporation.
	Paragraph 17:  A formidable Xhosa ally would be positive for the RSA and this could then be used to keep the people contained and together Xhosaland can also then fight against this onslaught.   And from a military idea that was the aim, that was in the counter-revolutionary war.