Not any law should prohibit them,

Nor should any custom hinder them.

 

The word “them” in the sentence above means, in short,

To tell the truth, and

To tell what one really thinks is true or right.

  

The original message has not yet been found out by its author because

he has been delayed by many things big and small.  To get that message,

he will have to look for it from among piles of messages and information

written and stored by the author about various subjects.

 

( Haisadiam;  September 15, 2000 )

 

 

 

[ A note added on July 25, 2002: ]

 

To those bosses, directors, or supervisors, group leaders, etc.

who hate the people believing the instruction above:

 

Someday you may, or you will, find this may be the only rescue for the great disaster

which you have been involved with before it’s too big, too disastrous, and too late to be

“managed” any longer by you, or others more responsible or more to be blamed than you,

with covering-up and cowardice to face truths and punishments.

 

For example, in the Enron case or similar big-name cases,

 

If there had been a few persons who had felt they could not turn their conscience away

from the instruction and encouragement contained in these two messages of “Not any law

should prohibit them, nor should any custom hinder them” and “Most Concrete Way of

Doing Good”, the Enron crisis could not have become so bad, and America’s stock markets

would not have been so bad these days in the mid-summer of 2002—possibly even with

worse situations to come if there will be no great good news or help to come up soon

into the ears, minds, and hearts, and even souls, of the general people of America.

 

( W. H. Haisadiam;  July 25, 2002 )

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