LAWRIE WASSERMAN
Mr Chairman, after arriving in South Africa, I realised that the revolutionary onslaught was on at this side of the Limpopo.
	It was very similar, or it was about to gain in similarities to that which I had experienced in Rhodesia.
	I also came to realise that there was not that much difference between the ideologies of the three liberation movements including the South African one, and the ANC.  On joining the South African Security Branch, I had reason to study the ideologies and the groupings relevant to the South African struggle and familiarise myself with it and particularly familiarise myself with the increase in Umkhonto weSizwe activities, military activities of that organisation and its recruiting increased of its military activities inside and outside South Africa and the increase of its underground activities.
	I also studied many of the events which built up the terror campaign and familiarised myself with threats of a communist invasion, which was, which I anticipated would start happening inside South Africa.