They were very beautiful people. Better than the bureaucracy, better than the
politicians. And I was really surprised that the criminals are far better than the
people who think they are maintaining justice.
They were more human, more loving. They took care of me in every way.
Whatever they could bring: soap, toothpaste, or a toothbrush... and they will say
that it is absolutely new, we have not touched it, we have not used it. And I will
ask the authority's for the same things, I will ask and after twenty-four hours,
toothpaste will appear, then there will be no toothbrush. And I will ask them,
that "What kind of stupidity is this? What I will do with this toothpaste? Where
is the brush?" Then again twenty-four hours I have to wait for the brush to
appear.
I will ask for vegetarian food -- it is not available. I will ask for fruits -- they are
not available.
And the inmates in the jail will bring fruits for me and they will say, "They are
available for us, but for you they are not available. So we can give you our share
because we can eat everything else, you cannot eat anything else." And I saw a
very human, loving heart in the prisoners.
One thing more I was surprised to know. They took me in five jails in twelve
days. I could not come across a single white prisoner, all were black.
That simply means that those jails are not really to prevent crime and those
black people are rebellious people and they are a threat to the government and
they are in jail six months, eight-month, nine months, without any trial.
And they all ask me that "Tell to the press that they don't give us any trial. They
don't show us what crime we have committed except that we are black, we are
not aware of any other crime."
So it seems that all those jails are maintained to prevent the blacks becoming a
power.
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