Watson stated, "If they think it prevents our opposition, I've just changed ship. My ship right now is Prison Nuuk." This highlights his unwavering commitment to anti-whaling activism even while incarcerated.
Watson claims, "They want to set an example that you don't mess around with their whaling;" implying that his detention serves a broader purpose of intimidating activists against Japan's whaling practices.
He noted that his lawyers indicated the authorities plan to extend his detention, saying, "the lawyers tell me they're going to extend my detention" which underscores the uncertainty and complexity of his legal situation.
With over 100,000 signatures on petitions worldwide, he remarked, "There’s significant global support behind my cause, reflecting a strong anti-whaling sentiment that transcends borders."
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