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If you want to get independence, you have to sustain the unity deserved to regain independence.
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The quote links independence with unity. It says that people seeking to regain independence must first maintain the unity needed to pursue that goal. In other words, freedom is presented not as an individual effort, but as something that depends on staying united and preserving that shared purpose.
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- Official Statement
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