The arrested journalist Khadija Ismayilova wrote in her letter that she is determination to fight, and call on her supporters for the same. "What can I expect from those who want to deal with me by all means? Watching helpless state of judges and prosecutors, I regret them. It is strange, but I'm proud to see them in that condition. Superb free compared with those officials," writes Ismailov. At the same time, she thanked friends for their support.
"Seeing you in a flash on the steps of the court, I was delighted. I'm glad that you are! Because while we're on foot, thieves regime is doomed to failure. And while you're there, we as political prisoners remain winners," writes Ismailova.
The arrest is not so dangerous. Of course, there are hardships. However, the only difficulty is related to communication. "Books replace you, my dear friends," said Ismailova. Inexhaustible optimism of the articles by Shahvalad Chobanoglu gives her strength.
"The take lessons also form from the works by Victor Emil Frank on the life in the Nazi concentration camps. Frank writes no more about the horrors of the Holocaust, but about "small deprivations" of prisoners.
Frank does not forget about the suffering of the prisoners - capo (privileged prisoners who cooperated with the administration and helped to kill the prisoners.) To rescue them from the pangs of conscience they were given alcohol.
I do not know, if the police, giving false testimony, are given something to drink?" writes Ismailova.
However, she is proud and happy that is with people like Leyla Yunus, Intigam Aliyev, Seymour Hazy, Rasul Jafarov Anar Mammadov, Bashir Suleymanli, NIDA activists.
"Pride of the feeling of justice is worth all the agony and suffering of the world. My dear, be strong, continue to remain steadfast," said Ismailova.
Aliyev regime, realizing defeat, wants to fill this helplessness by tightening the regime, the arrests of more people. And this helplessness gets it in even greater quagmire.
In Azerbaijan, there is a saying "Everything has an end." In the jail of Kurdakhani the answer to this saying is: from 3 years to 5, from 5 to 12 years.
When I am asked, I say that the struggle between good and evil continues. As for Aliyev’s regime, in the fight against this evil we are the winners.
Frankl writes that he survived in the concentration camp thanks to the interest to all and a sense of humor. Our sense of humor is in order," wrote Ismaylova.-06D-
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