This situation where this reign of terror is untenable because the economy is crashing. The rupee has gone into a virtually free fall. Inflation is record high. Industry is closing. Unemployment is mounting. There's no roadmap to fix this situation. The only roadmap this government has is to crush a PTI which is and crush it because they know that whenever the elections PTI will win, there's no justification for 10,000 plus workers in jail and the entire political leadership in jail. And the ones who are not in jail are all in hiding right now. So this sort of crackdown I've never seen in my lifetime. Really, the Army is running the show. It was running the show. It was General Bajra removed my government. And so even though he had removed my government, I did have dialogue with him because we wanted elections. We felt that the only way Pakistan would have is political stability through elections and political stability would leave to economic stability because the economy has crashed. The economy's gone into a tailspin now. So therefore the whole idea was that we should always have dialogue with the man's stakeholder, which is the military. We never made the police do the sort of things that are going on right now. They go in and they go in in the middle of the night and break people's homes. They have bulldozing people's businesses. It's all against the law. I mean, the reason why people came on the street was simply that the head of the largest party is treated like a terrorist. And but once I was taken inside, there was no mistreatment after that. But it was just those visual that sparked off the protests. My point is that without rule of law, Pakistan is not going to survive. The elected Prime Minister who has the responsibility of running 230 million Pakistanis must have the authority. You can't divide the two. It can't be the responsibility lies with the Prime Minister, but he doesn't have the authority to impose the rule of law. This is what happened with me last time. I had the responsibility, but the army chief had fun. So if he did not want anything done, I couldn't do it. So if I wanted to bring the powerful under the law, and he didn't, because he, you know, for whatever reasons, he just didn't think corruption was that bad a thing. So I couldn't do anything and I failed there. So my point is that that cannot happen again. So if you don't have rule of law, apart from anything else, you can't invite investment in your countries. You cannot create the enabling atmosphere to pick up your economy and create wealth so that you can pay off your debts. There is no question of giving up. There is no that having dialogue is one thing. But you're asking me that I would step back and allow myself to live as a slave, a slave of those who are in power. My, I started by move on 27 years ago called move on for justice. Justice means human rights, fundamental rights, means you, liberation. Justice gives you liberation because it gives you your rights. And when you'd say democracy, the only reason democracy we all love is because it's supposed to give you freedom. So my whole movement has been justice, move on for justice to have freedom in Pakistan and freedom means our fundamental rights are protected by our constitution.