 Later, Waluś joined the National Party and Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging, committing his support of far-right politics and their goals to suppress the spread of communism and racial equality through South Africa.Prior to 1993 Waluś became strongly involved with Clive Derby-Lewis and planned a string of political assassinations.Although not testifying at trial, during his 1997 amnesty hearing Waluś openly emphasised the political intent of the assassination “to plunge the country into a state of chaos which would allow the right to take over”, and recalled his experiences in Communist Poland as personal motivation for the crimes.