Jerm and Alex Thomson unpack the information war, cultural heritage, and the identity crisis Afrikaners face. They trace the pull of the City of London, fading faith in Amsterdam, and what it means to be Afrikaner as both culture and language.
The talk widens into foreign interference in Africa, global demographic shifts among white populations, and how diasporas hold together. Then it turns personal. Alex's background, rugby as a cultural touchstone, reflections on 9/11, and one big question: why is it so hard to question the mainstream story?