DR BORAINE
"refused to help us.  The refused only because of the statements I made against the system, and for calling for the release of Mandela and the unbanning of the ANC and other banned organisations.  We want to know the person who planted this bomb.  He must tell us why he did so.  He must tell us why he did not warn bystanders to flee the area.  He knew the bomb was lethal.  He must apologise for what he had done.  I want to say that my family had brought up my nephew totally without any support from the State or from the ANC.  The ANC had a duty to support my family, or at least inquire as to my nephew's wellbeing.  They did not.  Had I not denigrated the Nationalist Government, and placed the death on the hands of the Botha Government, we would have benefitted from the State President's Fund.  I made a statement.  The statements I made were totally in conflict with the political beliefs of other members of my family and relatives.  I was branded a traitor and a betrayer.  How could I support the ANC which killed my brother and sister-in-law?  I was called upon by many political bodies to support them in other racist elections to keep the blacks and the Africans out of the political arena.  This I did not do.  It was against my beliefs, and I could not betray the black struggle.  I was completely ostracised from my family.  I understood exactly how my