UNKNOWN
With respect, that is what I am asking because 
if one considers what the party said in terms of mobilising, 
therefore people were advised to go over to mobilisation.  Passive 
versus active are described, and then it was left to those who 
would put it into operation, they had to interpret these statements 
in the broader sense.
	It was said we will not give up our country, we will fight 
for it.  The leader of the Conservative Party, Dr Treurnicht, said 
that he would not serve under a communist government or under 
President Mandela.
	If it was as such, how could it then have been interpreted in 
the light of these statements.  Also in terms of the statements that 
the Conservative Party made that Codesa was a futile exercise.