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to our tent.

When we returned to the tent there was a crowd. Tea was also
ready. It was quite crowded there until late. Later on our night-
shift friends departed and went home. This was how the day
passed.

20 September 2013 Friday

With every passing day the voice of our resistance reaches
more people. Again there was no lack of visitors. We think after
this it will not stop. We get a lot of e-mails and telephone calls,
sometimes answering them is left over to the next day. We want
to share with you the feelings of a friend who sent us an e-mail.
We want to as it is not simply something poetic. This is a period
in which even trade unions have been quite backward, “These peo-

ple do not act like men, the workers are not like workers of the
past” etc. They hide behind excuses like that to conceal their own
cowardice and inability to overcome boundaries, and we want to
draw a lesson from this.

Let us leave the word to our friend:

“Hello, wonderful people.

Thinking about you, it takes special people to experience
times like we have experienced.

What a wonderful resistance you have achieved. Produce for
yourself, work for yourself, the labour is yours. Value is given to it
that you can appreciate. Both legitimate and pleasant. I first saw
you in your tent one midnight in June. How splendid and coura-
geous. My blood flowed for you. I greeted you and you returned

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