JOHANNES LODEWIKUS GRIEBENAUW
Page 8, paragraph 10 - three quarters of the way down the page the dates are set out
"Other channels which were to be used included sympathetic organisations, the distribution of pamphlets and the establishment of revolutionary themes for the ensuing years, themes included
1979 - The Year of the Spear
1985 - The Years of the Cadre
1986 - The Year of Umkhonto weSizwe, The People's Army
1987 - The Year of Advance to People's Power
1988 - The Year of United Action for People's Power
1989 - The Year of mass action for People's Power"
Page 9, paragraph 10:
"The people's war strategy was described as a war in which the entire nation is engaged, Umkhonto weSizwe, The People's Army, workers, the rural masses, women, intellectuals, the religious community selectively in groups or as organised individuals were used in all forms of revolutionary warfare, armed or non-combat.  Legal and illegal means to attack and destroy all symbols and structures and organs of apartheid power, including all those who manned them.
Page 10, right at the bottom - it is actually page 11, yes it is page 11, the second last paragraph:
"By July 1985, it was reported that only 5 of the 38 Black Government structures had survived and 396 innocent people had already been murdered.  In destroying these structures the ANC was creating the necessary prerequisites for liberated zones".
Then on page 15, paragraph 13:
"Another organ of people's power was the so-called: "people's courts".  They were originally regarded as instruments whereby the so-called: "concept of people's war", could be upheld and defended.  Their task was to ensure healthy revolutionary and democratic inter-relations within society and to serve the interests of the people in general".
And at the bottom of that very same page, we continue - last line:
"It was very often quite sufficient to be merely suspected of being a sell-out of collaborator in order to pay the ultimate price in the most dreadful manner".
And then page 18, which refers certain statistics regarding necklace murders, and here I would like to point out the following:
1986 - The number of people killed, the total number along with injured - people injured, in relation to the others you will see that in that year it reached it's height.
	On the next page where it deals with: "Setting alight of persons", once again we have the same position there.  Paragraph 16 on page 19:
"As a direct result of this particular revolutionary climate, the South African police and the South African defence force were compelled to pool their various resources to combat the ever increasing tide of unrest and violence.
	Joint planning was undertaken in terms of the various structures of the National Management System which functioned of the authority of the State Security Council and which also incorporated the constitutional, economic and Social Affairs Cabinet Committees.  All Government departments were eventually drawn into the National Management System in an all out effort to find solutions to the ever increasing security problem".
Back on page 3, paragraph 8.1:
"Since the ANC/SACP Alliance and other organisations decided to topple the Government by means of violence, the South African police and more specifically the security branch, were actually facing a super human task.  On the one hand they were supposed to maintain law and order according to normal legal principles and on the other hand they were supposed to protect the Government and society against violence and acts of terror in circumstances in which the other party was not bound by any rules"