Am a Namibian and Baster people are one of our many tribes they’re very funny their Afrikaans is on point.. Baster women are so beautiful 😍.. I love my Baster..
I'm the 100th like- woohoo🥳 This is a masterpiece. The audio, the visuals, the passion heard in your voice as you tell the story of the Baster's. Liked! Shared! Subscribe!
Thank you, we appreciate you greatly for that. Thanks for your comment it was very refreshing, do you have a video you would like us to do, just to say thanks
Actually most "white" Afrikaners are actually mixed race too. The only difference is that Afrikaans speakers who looked "white" were classified white. Those who were obviously mixed in appearance were classified as "coloured".
@christofferraby4712 Similar to my people who came from a long line of octoroons and qaudroon AKA "passers." To be fair, my ancestry on my mother's side is Nigerian, Welsh, Scandinavian, Finnish, Italian, MesoAmerican & Jordanian. My family is a multi gen ancestry and society to match. Apparently, in New Britain, PA, there was a section where only other mixed raced people lived. There is a similar society in Gouldtown, New Jersey. Louisiana has one with the creole.
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated. I Can make a video about your country, any topics in particular you want me to cover? I note it down, and make a video.
@@LostmediaRecovery Ok, will make a video on him, hopefully, it will be ready next month. And no problem at all, if you have any more suggestions, feel free to comment.
Why are saying Basters became closely linked to Rehoboth it sounds like political correct language they bought the land from the Nama tribe who owned the land and later fought them with other Nama tribes also.
Ekke is ook 'n Baster,en nog verder gemix met Damara/Nama/Duits/Engels/ en weer met 'n Baster/Engels en is nou met 'n Duitse nooi getroud. 😂😅😂In 'n bottel gegooi,shaken,mixed nou is ek 'n Namibian European cocktail 🍆🍹 😅😂😅😂
Wow, what a story! Such resilience, just trying to live... great video!
Glad you enjoyed it, a very strong and resiliant group, pushing for self-determination and like you say, just trying to live.
@@motherlandchroniclesat last no audio voice....nice work
Am a Namibian and Baster people are one of our many tribes they’re very funny their Afrikaans is on point.. Baster women are so beautiful 😍.. I love my Baster..
There is nothing so special and beautiful about baster women
@xmc7189
You're a liar!
I'm the 100th like- woohoo🥳
This is a masterpiece. The audio, the visuals, the passion heard in your voice as you tell the story of the Baster's.
Liked! Shared! Subscribe!
Thank you, we appreciate you greatly for that. Thanks for your comment it was very refreshing, do you have a video you would like us to do, just to say thanks
Very interesting video wow.
Thank you for that, it was a very interesting bit of history for me to cover, glad you enjoyed it.
That some great content there bruh i would never known about the rehobooth people if it werent for this video
Thanks alot man, very interesting history and people.
I love this channel so informative
I appreciate that, love your support and will keep making informative videos.😁
assalamu alaikum warahmatullahi wa barakathu Shukran danke dankie thank you
Thank you for the kind words, hope you enjoyed the video
Learning so much with this video, had no idea UNPO existed. Glad to see that!
Thanks fo watching the video, had also come across UNPO, while doing research for the first time. Interesting organization to read about.
VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO.
Thank you very much
could you do a video on the Griqua people?
I can definitely do that. Stay tuned
Great video had honestly thought everyone who is mixed race was considered coloured
Thanks for watching another video, appreciate the continuous feedback.
Actually most "white" Afrikaners are actually mixed race too. The only difference is that Afrikaans speakers who looked "white" were classified white. Those who were obviously mixed in appearance were classified as "coloured".
@christofferraby4712
Similar to my people who came from a long line of octoroons and qaudroon AKA "passers." To be fair, my ancestry on my mother's side is Nigerian, Welsh, Scandinavian, Finnish, Italian, MesoAmerican & Jordanian.
My family is a multi gen ancestry and society to match.
Apparently, in New Britain, PA, there was a section where only other mixed raced people lived.
There is a similar society in Gouldtown, New Jersey. Louisiana has one with the creole.
Cool video but are you going to make a video about my country Zambia?
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated. I Can make a video about your country, any topics in particular you want me to cover? I note it down, and make a video.
@@motherlandchronicles the topic that I suggest is The history of the Late Kenneth kaunda .And thank you for replying
@@LostmediaRecovery Ok, will make a video on him, hopefully, it will be ready next month. And no problem at all, if you have any more suggestions, feel free to comment.
Why are saying Basters became closely linked to Rehoboth it sounds like political correct language they bought the land from the Nama tribe who owned the land and later fought them with other Nama tribes also.
Well done brother
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed the video.
when are you gonna make for botswana?
Hello, dont worry a video on Botswana will come soon, do you have any suggestions in particular and I make a video.
I feel I want to say more but it's not the time.
Though I will say You did good,
I thank you...
from a #RehobothBaster
Thanks so much for the feedback, especially from a #RehobothBaster
Ekke is ook 'n Baster,en nog verder gemix met Damara/Nama/Duits/Engels/ en weer met 'n Baster/Engels en is nou met 'n Duitse nooi getroud. 😂😅😂In 'n bottel gegooi,shaken,mixed nou is ek 'n Namibian European cocktail 🍆🍹 😅😂😅😂