23 January 1994
                                               Issued 9 February 1997
                                             Revised 10 December 1997


                USP-023R  'Others are "Beyond suspicion"'


Understanding Suppression Series # 23

(See Footnote for understanding)



One of many definitions of 'Suppressive Person':

Someone who traps (hinders, cripples) people by preventing them
from finding out the truth about others.

This Suppressive Person brings about some kind of agreement not
to look at, or not to find out about, the actual mental, moral or
ethical condition of others.

This Suppressive Person heavily enforces social classes, or
social status, or professional or military rank, or spiritual
state of advancement - for instance with an uninspected, arbitrary
statement like:

   "They are at least as ethical as you are,
    or they are better than you are," and
   "You can't know about them."

And he forbids inspection of this enforced "fact", and he makes
inspection impossible. He makes it impossible for you to ask
constructive questions, or to get these answered, or he prevents
or forbids constructive personal contact.


Now believe me, those who refuse to receive any communication and
those who prevent all communication, are ALWAYS the bad guys, no
matter how "good" and how "ethical" they say they are.

After looking and dealing with this subject extensively for very
many years, I must say conclusively, that those who deny or
prevent communication or make it impossible,
ARE ALWAYS THE BAD GUYS.

But they have very "intelligent" justifications, and they enforce
on others how absolutely "survival" it is for them to prevent and
deny communication. But they are the bad guys.


There are people, some good, some not so good, few are very, very
destructive of others, who are classified as "having been looked
at" - who therefore "don't need looking at, by you."

These are kinds of people "whom one does not have to find out
about" because they are more or less labeled as "having been 
found out about."

Sometimes it is a spouse, a close family member or a close friend,
or it is an authority, a religious person, a head-of-state, a
scientist, a respected person, a wealthy person, a famous person,
an actor, a painter, a charitable person, etc., depending
of course on what group-agreement exists about who is someone
"whom one doesn't NEED to further find out about."



Koos Nolst Trenite - Ambassador for Mankind
Copyright 1994, 1997 by Koos Nolst Trenite

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Footnote:

You can't have or maintain good without understanding evil.

NONE of the present sciences, therapies and religions, and
none of the "-isms" or "-ologies" of today understand evil
or suppression.

Yet they have abundant - and sometimes very expensive -
recipes for "being good forever". Even when they claim to
understand evil, they want to be unaware of and hide their
own evil and so they become evil themselves, and they meet
evil with evil in order "to defend themselves or their group."

It is not possible to handle properly someone who is evil or
something that is evil WITHOUT understanding WHAT PRECISELY
you are handling.

YOU CAN'T HANDLE AN EVIL BEING, FOR INSTANCE, UNLESS YOU
UNDERSTAND THAT YOU ARE HANDLING A BEING, AND THAT YOU ARE
HELPING HIM - A BEING - TO CONTROL HIS EVIL.

The Understanding Suppression Series will help you - maybe
for the first time - to understand evil well enough in order
to maintain good. I have taken care to write as easy to
understand as possible. The Series starts out very simple,
and currently consists of about 150 separate observations.

Keeping this knowledge to yourself will not maintain good
- because others, lacking understanding of evil, will
unintentionally assist evil - but you sharing this knowledge
with others WILL make you win over evil, and WILL safeguard
good.

                                    Koos Nolst Trenite