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There were lots of reasons for my going to jail and I think it was. I'm glad. I think it was good that I went to second time. Why were there any conditions attached to your release if they were, they got us out of there so fast

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that I don't know what they are. What's the next step going to be? Well, that's what we have to think about. I don't know what the wisest next step will be. I've also tried to pick up from the jail to hear what exactly has been going

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on while I've been in there because you don't hear much in there on, I gather things are moving, you know, moving at some kind of speed anyway, with young men refusing. If you think that it's getting to be kind of passe to go to jail for

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the positive no, I think that if we were to go flying at another jail at this point, it would be relatively pointless. I'm glad that we went in October because I think it broke a lot of ice with professors and doctors and mama's, you know, on

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Papua's, we're willing to say Look, this is the last step, and I'm ready to take it because the things were so desperate. And then I think it was good to repeat the action at Christmas time so that it wasn't just a one shot thing where well,

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we've done our jail thing. I think you have to be ready and I have to be ready now to go when they when it when it arises and when it's politically relevant. Next step. I don't know yet. I mean, I've only been out an hour and

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I want to see what's happening to see what I think the wisest thing to do it. Would you do it all over again? Of course I'm gonna end up going back to jail at some point. Just sit down. It was it was the only time I

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got really involved in the jail. Let's do something about the jail type thing because it's not where my interests lie. That much jail is ridiculous. I mean, faras I know any jail I've ever heard about. Certainly, this one is ridiculous. Everybody lies and so forth. They

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just didn't extension of what goes on outside on the year locked up, and you can't fight it is, you know, is effectively in the sit down was simply that they had confused the 67 women demonstrators so completely by never giving us the rules that we were

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supposed to be following. So that so that it turned into sort of a summer camp. No, and eso And I thought, Well, this is a good experiment. Nonviolence. How are we gonna get around? This is what they had done was locked us and, you know, in

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a dorm, say, somebody came in and said, You're on, You're on discipline. No mail. No this no, that. So when we went to dinner, way decided to have silence. First of all, because that's the only time you can think. And indeed, I we saw it. And

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it's frightened all of the tenants and all the generals or whatever they are whenever they walked in because they never hear silence there. And then when we sat down at dinner, we decided we wouldn't leave the dining hall until we found out just an explanation for

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why we've been locked up and we didn't get it, so I wouldn't I just didn't so I'm not gonna walk back to that locked room, you know. So for the first time in my life, I went limb. They took me to a cell, which, Yes, just

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let me finish A. The important thing about the cell for me was that it brought back to me the reason I was in jail again. Because here I was. And what was supposed to be, you know, top security and this rotten little cell on that, And

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it was nothing. Once I was back in there and it was quiet. I remembered about the war, and I remembered really why I was in jail.