Ruud Gullit

And I just do television in Holland and I do television still in Qatar.

I think, you know, I had some discussions here also in Holland about it.

The thing is that sometimes certain things come in your mind that you even are afraid of yourself.

Because if you think about in America what happened when Martin Luther King marched through the streets in America.

What did it do?

It didn't do anything else.

It didn't do anything.

Nothing changed, even though he has been, you know, held for what he's done, that he had a peaceful march through the streets and things like that.

Gandhi, also the same, was peaceful.

Well, what did it change?

It didn't change anything.

And I'm afraid at the moment that people are now fed up.

People won't take it anymore.

It's not anymore like, you know, we're going to go peaceful.

And of course, the looting and the violence, that's awful.

You don't want that.

That's something.

But I think that people at the moment, they stand up.

They say this is enough.

We have enough of it.