GS 9 12 81 FORMER PREMIER ECEVIT GOES TO PRISON

The speaker respects the court's decision but maintains a clear conscience, viewing their actions as a duty. They believe in paying a price for freedom and consider a four-month prison sentence a modest cost. The speaker emphasizes the importance of mental freedom, choosing to remain free in mind even while in prison. They express a preference for being a free person in prison rather than a prisoner outside, highlighting the power of choice and seeking strength from God to maintain this perspective.

What is the speaker's perspective on going to prison?

How does the speaker define freedom in relation to their mindset?

What does the speaker mean by 'paying a price for our freedoms'?

What choice does the speaker express regarding their time in prison?

What does the speaker wish for in terms of strength?