Erabiltzailearen profila

[Bortxa politikoaren erabileraz] I regretted my actions, but I regretted even more the conditions which made them necessary. I did not create the environment which created me; the environment evolved as the result of hundreds of years of pacifists relying on the goodwill of our masters, when a moment's thought should have been sufficient to demonstrate that had they been the fount of moral and ethical values, they could never have become our masters.

— Prison Letters,  John Jenkins (64. orria)

Let us agree that if something does not happen soon the Wales we know will vanish, the Wales we wish will never be. At least the only price of my ideals is the loss of my freedom; the leaders of Plaid Cymru are prepared to accept the loss of Wales itself as the price for their respectability. [...] My firm belief is that a Wales made free by their "normal channels" -constitutional methods, may be free but will certainly be Saesneg [English-speaking].

— Prison Letters,  John Jenkins (26. orria)

[...] what strikes me is that our conceptions of objective are as different as our strategy. Your objective is an autonomous Wales while mine is an autonomous Cymru Gymraeg; your enemy is therefore apathy and mine is time, and by that token you can afford to wait while I cannot. Culture is not a land or a country, it is the people, and the graphs are telling a terrible story, so because I want more I must risk more. [...] Finally, you say that perhaps you are mistaken or perhaps I am. I would ask you to remember that if I am wrong I risk only my life, but if you are wrong you risk Wales itself.

— Prison Letters,  John Jenkins (21. orria - 23)