Cayman Net News: People are always suspicious of what they do not know

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

People are always suspicious of what they do not know

Tuesday, March 14, 2006

Dear Sir,

I do not think that the persecution and suspicion about Freemasons will stop even when they throw open the doors of the Lodges to non-members to partake or witness the Lodge in Labour.

People are always suspicious of what they do not know. Even when you offer them the opportunity to witness, they will still have doubts in their minds as to the openness of all they have been made to witness.

There is no doubt that fraternal organisations assist members. Even Old Boys Associations look out for the benefit of their members. Politicians cling to the excuse of Masons peddling influence when they want to divert attention from reality.

Ben Okolo

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