CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
This goes back to the original idea, and that is:
"To establish a pro-RSA resistance movement among the Xhosas of the Eastern Cape and to activate it before December '86."
And then the execution of this phase in broad outlines.  I wrote that Charles Sebe was in the Middledrift Prison, had to be liberated from the prison.  We saw Charles Sebe - as a result of his high profile in the Security Forces, we saw him as the man who would lead this XWB, the resistance movement, and who could mobilise them.  The idea was that he should be liberated and freed.  I wrote, by negotiations with the Ciskei authorities or by covert Security Force actions, which could include anything from obtaining the key or bribing the guards, or - I'm not sure what the Afrikaans term is, in other words to organise a jailbreak.   I could perhaps just mention that the Eastern Province Command did not have the capacity to do that kind of thing. 
	Then after his liberation, in paragraph 2, his image had to be built up to ...(intervention)