Now, you dwell upon it, and let no one divert you. Oh, they can give you a thousand and one arguments. It makes no difference. After you have had a vision you are led by the vision, and you remain faithful to the vision. It would make no difference at all to you, although the world convolves as it is today, carrying signs this way and signs that way. And all brother against brother, as you’ve seen in the papers – don’t think for one moment it’s all in one direction. The country’s completely divided. The vocal minority seems to be the majority. It’s not the majority. On Wall Street today, a bunch of workers, construction workers with their helmets on, and they are protesting – not any war in Vietnam – protesting their pay. They want a raise in pay because of inflation. And then groups of these war protesters came by on Wall Street, and these fellows with their helmets – these strong, strapping men – became so incensed they jumped upon these fellows and beat them unmercifully, then unfurled the American flag – eight or ten flags, and with signs saying: “Impeach the Mayor, Lindsey,” – and walked with their American flags towards city hall. So they are not all protesting in one direction. There are unnumbered ideas in the world, and men live by their ideas. Let no one think by tomorrow morning’s paper depending on the cut of the paper, how they’re going to cut the news, for they all do it. They cut it based upon what the policy of the editorial setup is at the moment. But they do not know the world’s picture.883 ¶20