SATHYANDRANATH RAGUNANAN MAC MAHARAJ
The policy I'm saying adopted at Kabwe was a people's war.  Two issues of a strategic nature were still issues to be thrashed out by events.  Would it be an armed confrontation leading to the conquest of power involving the masses or would it be the form of an uprising?  On the uprising questions, two issues arose, would it be a general strike or would it be an uprising of the people with arms in hand.  Debates in the African Communist even had a viewpoint once that the task of the ANC was just to distribute arms to the masses.  That discussion defeated that viewpoint.  So this is an evolving thing, but I'm saying that the official Kabwe resolution, was a resolution supporting the strategy that we would be heading for a people's war.