. >> [crowd chanting] [crossett saying "we will never accept humility." ."] >-- the crowd said that. >> if necessary, people will get to know who they are in two- timdue time. [crowd chanting] >> i asked all these brothers of mine, all these friends to act based on fraternity, on friendship, abide by the law. legal means are there in front of you. peaceful ways are there. i recommend them to take that way. i hope god almighty will help us choose that way. everyone wants the progress of the country. the collaboration, the 40th celebration, the 40 million voters celebration should be appreciated. the enemy should not be allowed to ruin this celebration, as it wants to do that. of course, if some people want to choose another way, then i will not talk to people. this time i will speak with them more frankly. [crowd chanting: the crowd is announcing their readiness to take their leaders' orders.] >> the third group i want to address, i want to address the leaders of the media, western media, and arrogant powers. in the past few weeks i have witnessed the words and deeds of their statemen

other people, you know, luckier than i am, who can embroider, repeat, crossett, and constantly embellish one main thing which is perfectly all right, you know. unless they are talking to people who know their life and writing very well. i am different. i find it difficult to. i find it quite difficult to talk about things that i have written. i will be very brief about it. since this is the excuse and a pretax with which jack bateman had me come here and spend a rainy afternoon with you. the "last rites" is a very odd book in the sense it is autobiographical because it is written in the first person singular. it's not really an autobiography. it is really, well it is essentially a could develop in history of my thoughts and beliefs. now i have written another book like this, another i call it a book to. i emphasize this is not an autobiography. i call it a collection of my auto-history because i say the book is about me but not so much about my personal life but about my thoughts and beliefs. that book i wrote in my early 60s was published in 191989 at the age of 65. it is called confess