MR TERRE'BLANCHE
Chairperson, of course I did regard Professor van Jaarsveld as a political opponent.  As today, those years were also seen against the background or the, those who gave the direction in politics, namely the Afrikaner Broederbond.  The Broederbond determined policy without the people and the voters knowing about it.  The Broederbond was a secret organisation for the so-called intellectuals in the order of the government and no-one could for example, ever become a minister and very few could even be elected to Parliament had they not been members of the secret Broederbond.  To me this was a typical Broederbond onslaught which had been launched from the University, through the press and carried to the public to finally be killed by Parliament.
	To me, this was not only an onslaught on my God but also an onslaught on my people who thereafter would never again be able to ask for triumph from God when he had to fight for his continued existence.  Yes Mr Chairperson, I definitely did regard Professor van Jaarsveld as a Broederbonde who used his position to propagate Broederbond policy that was politically, it was political and therefore with the political movement the AWB, the decision was taken and we tarred and feathered him.