So, Blair Keep Your England, And Let

There Is The Possibility That These Troops Will Be Used Against Us If We Are Victorious. There Is Also The Possibility That In Fact The South Africans Are There At The Invitation Of Britain, Because Britain Is Hesitating To Remove Them. Hence There Is A Need For Us To Combine Forces And Demand Through All Political Platforms, Through All Media, The Withdrawal Of South African Troops And Action, Definite Action, By Britain To Get Those South African Troops Out.

The Land Is Ours. It's Not European And We Have Taken It, We Have Given It To The Rightful People... Those Of White Extraction Who Happen To Be In The Country And Are Farming Are Welcome To Do So, But They Must Do So On The Basis Of Equality.

The Struggle Hasn't Ended. It's Only Just Begun In Our View. In The Sense That If All Goes Well During The Elections And We Emerge As The Government There Will Still Be Another Form Of Struggle. But There's Going To Be Lots Of Work In Reconstruction, Resettling People. In The Initial Period We Will Expect All The Support Groups We Have Here In Britain And Elsewhere To Concentrate Their Efforts In Enabling Us To Resettle Our People.

Certainly We Must Combine Forces . South African Troops Are Within The Country.we Raised This Matter With Mrs [margaret] Thatcher And Lord [peter] Carrington When We Met Them And We Wanted To Get From Them A Definite Commitment That They Were Going To Get The South African Troops Out.

We Have Said The First Step Was To Designate The Land, Inform The Owners. And The Second Would Be To Get The Responses From The Owners. And This Will Be Openly Done.