MR DERBY-LEWIS
Mr Chairman, I did not have to guess, and I refer you to a report in the Rapport newspaper, dated the 11th of October 1992, and it is a report of the speech held by the late Dr Treurnicht at Paardekraal Monument in Krugersdorp.  And Mr Chairman, the headline is very clear, and I will be submitting this bundle, Mr Chairman.  The headline is clear
"Treurnicht praat oorlog."
		(Treurnicht discusses war).
 that was the perception of the journalist who wrote the story. And Mr Chairman, what this report tells us of Dr Treurnicht's speech, the first paragraph reads as follows -
"The time is almost there that the Afrikaner volk will exclaim that they cannot do anything else than to go into war."
Sorry, Mr Chairman, the sound seems to go off and on while I am talking, I'm sorry, I have nothing to do with that.
	Mr Chairman, then this report goes further and Dr Treurnicht spoke about how the "Boerekrygers 'n klipstapel "by Paardekraal opgerig het", that would (...indistinct) on the 12th of December 1880, as a symbol that they were going to fight to the end.
	Now Mr Chairman, I can tell you that at this function held at Paardekraal Monument on the 10th of October, "ons het ook klippe gestapel".  That was a part of the ceremony.
	Further, Mr Chairman  ... (intervention).