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In this powerful and deeply personal interview, I speak with Dr. Wynand Boshoff of the Freedom Front Plus — a man recently mocked and laughed at in South Africa’s Parliament simply for speaking as an Afrikaner.

His story is not just his own. It reflects the shame that has been placed — unfairly and relentlessly — on Afrikaners for the past 30 years. Still blamed. Still silenced. Still shamed.

Dr. Boshoff is the grandson of former Prime Minister Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, and he now faces a country where his heritage is used against him. In this conversation, we ask: When does the guilt end? When do we rise above it?

We talk about the moment Afrikaners were laughed out of Parliament, the ongoing political shame placed on Afrikaner identity, and the urgent need to reclaim our dignity, to revisit our history, and to rediscover what was good in us — and still is.

This is not a conversation about the past. It’s about the future.

It’s time to stop the shame. It’s time to stand.

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00:00:00 - Introduction and Dr. Boshoff's Experience
00:01:38 - The Narrative of Afrikaner Oppression
00:02:14 - De-constitution of Afrikaners in 1994
00:03:10 - Afrikaner Identity: Settler vs. Indigenous
00:05:15 - Afrikaners as Africans and the ANC's Stance
00:07:00 - Economic Clout vs. Individual Identity
00:08:45 - The New Generation's Discontent
00:10:10 - Three Eras of Apartheid: Segregation
00:11:15 - Three Eras of Apartheid: Separate Development
00:12:50 - Three Eras of Apartheid: Low-Intensity Civil War
00:13:40 - Philosophical Roots of Apartheid: Polarization and Identity
00:15:00 - Verwoerd's Family and Respect for Black People
00:17:30 - Afrikaner Empowerment and the "Help Mekaar" Movement
00:19:50 - Education Strategies: English vs. Mother Tongue
00:23:00 - The Failure of Separate Development: Ethnic Differences and Economic Control
00:25:40 - Verwoerd's Ideals vs. British Colonialism
00:28:45 - Verwoerd as the Architect of Separate Development
00:30:00 - The "Bugazzi" of Separate Development and Transkei's Self-Government
00:33:00 - The Artificiality of Borders and the Afrikaner's Current Position
00:35:00 - Ethnic Tensions within Black Politics: Zulu Nationalism
00:37:30 - Increasing Chaos, Political Opposition, and Weak Economic Growth
00:41:00 - The Afrikaner Amidst Chaos: Self-Determination and Orania
00:43:45 - Orania's Progress and Its Role as an Alternative
00:46:30 - The "Hardcore Afrikaner" Appeal of Orania
00:54:00 - Conclusion and Future Discussion