MR WILKINSON
I can put it to the Committee like this.  My arrest was a shock, it was the first time in my life that I had a clash with the law.  I literally, before that I had never even got a traffic ticket.  The Section 29 detention period - during that time I was in tremendous conflict - I was wrestling with myself and I came to the view that we had done something terribly wrong, and I also realised after conversations with a number of people that violence was not the solution to this country.
And that truly it could lead to the obliteration of all the people in this country, and not only the White Afrikaners.  After our detention under Section 29 I was granted bail.  On the first opportunity after that I broke off my membership of all right-wing political parties, and since then I have had no political alignment.