Beware of Being Denied Access to Information

Is your information trustworthy? Is your information valuable? If so, this combination means that you should be able to pass such trustworthy information on to other human beings, without anybody trying to intercept and cancel your honesty. 

For some, this experience of being intercepted is occasional, and believe it or not, for many, the predicament is presented frequently. Certain characteristics of the opposing person must be known to realise what their ill-founded basis is for the ignorance. Often, the intercepts are attempted rampantly, and desperately, until offence by the repeated insult builds too far. 

Such characters then attack further by rhyming off an antidote about how full a glass of water may or may not be.

In the 1999 science fiction PC game Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, the game character, Commissioner Pravin Lal, explains a philosophical notion that information being held from you indicates that somebody wants to rule over you.

Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master.