CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
Chairperson, that is a schematic diagram of the essence of revolutionary warfare and the target area in this war are the elements of the State's power bases, which appears in the middle of that page, and those components of the power base we referred to as security, psychological, constitutional, economic and the welfare aspect.  Those last three form a so-called welfare aspect of revolutionary warfare and the security component or the power base has an operational and information component.  Overarchingly the security component was managed by what was known as the "FYKOM" or the Security Committee.  	Then there was a joint operational centre for operations, meaning the joint operations of the South African Police and the South African Defence Force or joint operations between the Defence Forces of the Transkei, Ciskei and the Republic of South Africa.  In the same say there was a Joint Information Centre, the JIC, where information was collected and co-ordinated.
	The psychological component of the power base.  That typically, according to revolutionary warfare, had three components, namely the protection of the own forces, also of the population as a whole, and then the attack of the enemy's moral.  This psychological component was mostly waged by means of discrediting actions and pamphlets, communication actions etc.
	Then the 80/20% principle.  The 80% was the welfare area of this war and the 20% was the security aspect of it.
	Then the management of the power bases.  That was what was important.  The State or the public section tried in co-operation with other parties, tried to stabilise the security component and the psychological component, to prepare the populists to defend themselves, and on the welfare section, to normalise.   And the enemy on the other hand, in this case the ANC/SACP alliance primarily, by means of violent actions and non-violent actions tried to destabilise the security component and tried to create an abnormal situation as far as welfare is concerned and also to undermine our moral psychologically.  I think that is in the broad lines the revolutionary warfare aspect.