Well again, we can only relate our experiences. And where there are prisoners in similar conditions, if our experiences can be a lesson to them, all the better. But we cannot presume to give them advice because circumstances differ in every country. Let me ask you this then. This interview might be used for courses here at campus.
Young people are the fount of idealism.
And your struggles began with a lot of idealism and then posed obstacles for you that maybe even you didn't expect. Well, I would say that if there are any lessons to be learned, it would be lessons for both sides. We realized when we launched the armed struggle in South Africa that there were very few instances in history where the armed struggle itself succeeded. Almost every armed struggle for liberation ended at the negotiating table. Our struggle, when we launched the armed struggle, we knew right from the start that we were not going to achieve a military victory over there anyway.