00:00Whether we succeed or not is ultimately something that cannot be decided by us.
00:06But our basis for decision-making, why we do something, whether we use this almost incomprehensible word honor, honorable
00:16and act correctly
00:17Doing the right thing is a decision that lies within our free will.
00:21And my question for myself, my guiding principle in life, has always been: how can I and how can one
00:26in this day and age,
00:27how to act correctly and honorably in today's social culture, into which one has been placed by history.
00:33That always drove me into political resistance, into sometimes silly, nonsensical things,
00:41We also have to be young and stupid and easily enthusiastic, but the question wouldn't let me go.
00:46How can I stand up for my country, for my culture, in an honorable way today?
00:50The idea of honor has always guided me; I never wanted to become primitive.
00:55And I never wanted people present who didn't deserve it and were themselves innocent.
01:00And I wanted my activism to also focus on the provocative and sharp Jaber, never truly insulting or offending people in the
01:06Do it in a certain way.
01:07I did that too.
01:09Nevertheless, I am now in court with many other people.
01:12However, I am proceeding with a good process of conviction.
01:15and I am also ready to take full responsibility for everything I have done.
01:21And even if everything fails, even if everything collapses and falls apart,
01:24For me, the main criterion, the most important thing in my life, is
01:28to be able to look at myself in the mirror and have the feeling,
01:30I felt I had done everything I could and that I had done the right thing.
01:34See you next time.
01:35See you next time.
