Daniel Clark (TikTok, X) is from South Africa and is a pro-White Afrikaner activist. He is very knowledgeable about what’s going on in South Africa, and the message is clear: We cannot escape and run away. We have to get organized, fight back. And that fight starts with winning the narrative war!

Below are the notes and questions I prepared in advance. Watch the video for the actual interview.

Notes and Questions

Introductions

How would you describe the race relations in SA?

Who are the blacks now in charge of this ANC, and other groups?

Have you seen the movie Treurgrond? They would never show that on Dutch TV.

I read from the book by Ernst Roets about the farm murders. Have you experienced such crimes in your neighborhood?

How common are the farm killings really?

In The Netherlands, for a long time, we pointed our fingers at SA for Apartheid. Today, cities such as Amsterdam and Rotterdam are more racially segregated than Johannesburg.

> Don't you think that's ironic?

The idea of Apartheid was that people of different races develop at different paces, and that these difference should be respected. But the equality cult made everyone equal.

> How have you and your people experienced this transition to the Rainbow Nation?

What did you think of Donald Trump's offer to accept South Africans?

When the first Afrikaners arrived to the USA, they were mocked for their appearance, because they looked so normal.

Where else are Afrikaners migrating? Are you thinking of leaving SA?

Do you think there should be an option for White Afrikaners to return to Europe?

But Europe is very urbanized, a lot of concrete and steel, and no nannies and pools in your backyard.

> Do you think Afrikaners prefer their freedoms at home?

I remember making a video about this right to return which was watched a lot in SA a year ago. People wrote me for help to get them out of SA.

> What are the cities in SA like? Have the cities been taken over by the blacks by now? And do the Whites really live mostly in the countryside?

I watched that series called Kommandokorps where they train White Afrikaner boys, a sort of initiation rite.

> How are you preparing the youngest generations for this conflict with the blacks?

Is this the choice then, leave or go to war with the black regime?

How can people in Europe support your cause?

I have heard of this organization Die Suidlanders, they are preparing for what to do in case the blacks decide to genocide the Whites. Is that a real possibility?

What is the legacy of Eugene Tèrreblanche and his movement? What happened to him and his movement?

There are storied of a few Dutch people still migrating to South Africa to buy land, to escape our urbanized country. What would you tell them?

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