In a letter written the following day to Rob Lyle, Campbell enchoed the political opinions expressed in his speech, but also accurately accused D.F. Malan and the National Party of Anti-Catholicism. Campbell also expressed a belief, however, that critics of Apartheid were guilty of hypocrisy if they did not also condemn racial segregation and Jim Crow Laws in the American South. He wrote, "...the whole of the situation here has been criminally exaggerated - Zulus and Indians who got their MAs and BAs kneeling on the same cushion as me got uproarious applause from the Whites. Throughout half the USA they wouldn't even have been allowed in the same Hall."