MR PRINSLOO
As I discussed it with my legal representatives and what I said earlier on is it was not about people of another colour, we knew that most of the supporters of the ANC/SACP alliance were black people.  There were various incidents.
	I personally had an agreement within Vereeniging with the Zulu supporters.  We assisted various Indian communities in the prevention of crime, protection of their businesses or buildings in the rural areas.  Amongst others there was a group of coloured people in the Western Cape who approached us and asked us to show them how does the structures of the AWB work, how it is put together.  I personally flew down and helped them with this.  
	They also didn't want to serve under ANC/SACP alliance, they also wanted to create such an organisation.  If they wanted to start a para-military organisation I do not know, I cannot say but they wanted to know how our structure was, how it fitted in.  Many of the Indian communities in Natal, we had close connections with them.
	Our business people of other colours, for example in the Western Transvaal, these people were responsible for the, or the provided us with logistics.  So it was not that it was only targeted at black people.