Recently, I happened upon a wonderful movie that illustrated something very important in regard to slavery and the importance or duty of each of us to teach, no matter what the cost.

I will give you a short overview of the movie, Nightjohn, that is based on a book:

A slave of the South, Nightjohn, had learned the alphabet and to follow he learned to read and write. He was a free man but returned to the South and allowed himself to become a slave once more. His mission was to teach other slaves to read and write, starting with the alphabet. Nightjohn was sold to a plantation owner and befriends a young slave girl and started to teach her during the night to avoid being discovered due to the repercussions (hence the name, Nightjohn). When one of the other slaves found out about the teaching, he tried to put a stop to it; this due to the fact he was severely punished for learning. Of course the whole principle of not wanting the slaves to learn to read and write was because then the slave owners would lose control of them. This is the message you need to understand. To see the general summary on the movie, Visit this link to IMDB...

I highly recommend that you watch this movie to see how ignorance by fear is accomplished. This is truly a Brave New World where it is the duty of all of us to endure any thought of punishments that the ones who have enslaved us might inflict on us. Unity and knowledge will make any fear go away. It is your duty to teach people to understand the law of which we have been compartmentalized not to know and understand. This is the "alphabet" that your slave masters do not want you to know. This is how they keep you enslaved by fear tactics by organizations like the Bar Association, the Media and by the Government controlling your education (via curriculum through Department of Education).

You will get the full impact of which I speak by watching the movie.

A trailer on the movie :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ingz74v7ROg

Nightjohn : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117180

Had to add some quotes here in support... In addition to discussion, post some more, if you would.

“If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization,
                              it expects what never was and never will be.” —Thomas Jefferson

“Fear always springs from ignorance.” —Ralph Waldo Emerson

“There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action.” —Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

“There is Tranquility in Ignorance, but Servitude is its Partner.” —me

Important enough to create a PAC E Letter on it.

• http://www.pacgroups.us/eletter/post/NL_0211.php

Great E Letter,

Especial love the ending paragraph by Gregory

DrMeola.Florida wrote on Feb 24th, 2011 at 7:43am:

Yes, a good message overall. Too bad people want to bury their heads in the sand and not listen to the message.
Like Gregory said to me today about when he told his dad about what he was going to do in regard to preaching the truth: You are right, but people are not going to like you all that much.

Well, something to that effect, anyway.

That is okay, as one who does not speak the truth is a betrayer of the truth. It is painful doing so.

when we speak the truth we are approved of God. That's all that matters.
Their blood shall not be on our hands if we speak the truth.