Much of government denies the truth. Most of the media opposes the truth. The great need of this hour is for men of truth, men who will not be silenced.
I have been reading a book called "Escape From Davao--The Forgotten Story of the Most Daring Prison Break of the Pacific War" by John D. Lukacs. It describes the extremely cruel treatment of American prisoners of war during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II. Many thousands of Americans perished through starvation, daily brutal beatings, and denial of medical aid for the treatment of serious diseases, unbelievably inadequate and over-crowded accommodation, and virtually no sanitation.
The US Forces were sent to resist the Japanese invasion of the Pacific, but the government failed to provide them with the necessary equipment of planes and war machinery. These men fought like heroes with extremely poor support from the homeland. After surrendering to the Japanese some very brave men escaped from one of Japan's most notorious prison camps in order to tell the world and get help for their comrades. But, when they eventually got home, emaciated and nearly dead, their mouths were stopped from telling the truth to the American people because the US government feared the outrage it would cause politically.
Finally, after many months the truth came forth because some brave men would not be silenced.
Men, we must speak the truth before it is too late to speak it!
Be encouraged. Colin