The Leader, His Driver, and the Driver's Wife

Nick Broomfield:
At what point did you decide that it was a war?

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
When I choose the time. When I choose the time I will decide it will be war. Are you one of my generals?

Nick Broomfield:
No, I'm just asking you when you decided it was a war.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
Yes, when I decide there will be a war I will choose the time. Are you one of the officers or one of the generals? So I will not tell you. But what I can tell you is we will never accept an ANC government over my people. Then we will start a war, that day or that night. But that will be my choice. And as you are not an officer or a general, it's not necessary to answer the question.

Nick Broomfield:
I think maybe you misunderstood me, what I meant was...

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
No, I am not misunderstood you.

Nick Broomfield:
What I meant was, at what point did you decide you might have to go to war

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
When I choose the time. I am not misunderstanding you. I will decide when. And that is my choice.

Nick Broomfield:
What I was meaning was, at what point did you decide the AWB needed to be formed in order to fight a war if you needed to fight one.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
I answered your question already. That is my choice, my good friend.

[during an AWB firearms training session; the safety appears questionable]

Nick Broomfield:
[voiceover] It was at this point that Anita nearly cost the leader his life by waving a loaded Luger at him.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
Whoa! Whoa! Put it down!

Nick Broomfield:
[as Anita's young son plays with an air rifle] So he's going to be a gunman yet?

Anita Meyer:
I think any boy likes to play with a gun, or pellets or something like that. He's just a natural boy.

Nick Broomfield:
[voiceover] A couple of hours later, Yanni shot Terre'Blanche's daughter, which went down less well.

[Terre'Blanche is fed up with the film crew interfering]

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
[pointing at the cameraman] And this man, I said in Ventersdorp, I tell you people when he can take shots from us, but he's like a bloody monkey! He's hanging on that camera like a monkey in a bloody tree!

Nick Broomfield:
He is a monkey.

[to the cameraman]

Nick Broomfield:
You are a monkey.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
Yes.

Nick Broomfield:
He definitely is.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
Hey, monkey, put off that thing.

Nick Broomfield:
OK.

Eugene Terre'Blanche:
So, now you've got something to take to England, a good argument with me. That's exactly what you people are looking for.

[last lines]

Nick Broomfield:
[voiceover] The leader's attempts at driving himself proved to be disastrous, when he and the triple 7 BMW plunged drunkenly into a river. A large number of his supporters left the AWB following the incident.