The Littérateurs
The World of Libridice will Fall
About us
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Website: www.theworldofmonday.com/governmententertainment/censored
Location: Waukegan, IL, United States
Phone: 223-393-4357
Facebook: facebook.com/governmentcensored
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Mission and Vision
Symbols in our Society
Fire
In Freemasonry, fire serves a dual purpose as a means of creation through light and destruction/purification through its intense heat. Fire cleanses an environment of all impurities leaving only a trail of burnt earth. It leaves room for renewal and construction. By learning to control fire, humans have become exceedingly presumptuous with their power to control the ultimate source of destruction. In history, fire has been used as a ritual cleansing of all unholy mentions from Qin Shi Huangdi to Savonarola. In Greek mythology, Prometheus stole the sacred fire of the gods to aid his creations, humans, for their survival and evolution. In India, fire serves as the sacred connections between society and the gods.
Mirror
Firemen
Ethics and Morals
The Problems Faced Today
Quote
~ Mark Twain
Emergency Council at Request of Member Phi (Faber) and Psi (Montag)
Monday, Mar 31, 2014, 11:45 PM
St. Louis, MO, United States
Current Events
Death of Member Omicron
Interview with Guy Montag (Member Psi)
Member Psi: I believe that my first step in the path less trodden upon was meeting this teenager named Clarisse McClellan. While she did not introduce me to books, she showed me how to view the world in an empty mind to truly see what is missing in society.
Member Gamma: How did the death of Member Omicron affect your view on books?
Member Psi: Prior to viewing the death of Member Omicron, I was lulled into the sense that it was a "pleasure to burn" books and that it was my duty to destroy such items. However when I saw that someone was willing to die for her books in an act of martyrdom, I believed that there must be some intrinsic value in them.
Member Gamma: You told me once of the spectacle of your hands in this story, could you please expand upon this?
Member Psi: At the house of Member Omicron, without thinking, my hands independently snatched a book and placed them into my sleeve. This was the beginning of my book collection behind the ventilator grille. Later, in the poker game with Captain Beatty, I was ashamed of my hands and could not bring the guilty parties onto the table.
Member Gamma: Tell me more of Captain Beatty's impact on your view of books.
Member Psi: Captain Beatty and I met on two separate occasions of importance which I will discuss. The first was when he came directly to my house. In this occasion, he explained to me the duty of firemen in an effort to bring me back to the force. He explained that the fireman were a non-essential part of an operation for universal happiness in which society would have total loyalty and subservience of the minorities and majority. The second time was at the firehouse and most importantly in a "cat-nap" of his. In this dreamscape, Beatty imagined him and I in a heated debate in which he was trying to devalue and show how books can easily turn on you. As books are the author's interpretation of reality, they are full of contradictions which can be used for any side, pro or con. I am thankful that Member Phi was there to push me on.
Member Gamma: How do you like your work with Granger and the Dorian Literature Group?
Member Psi: I believe that the philosophy of Granger is on par with my circadian rhythm. He believes that one day humanity will rise again from the ashes similar to a phoenix and reflect on their own mistakes and turn themselves into a truly human factor. Currently, I am spreading across the country looking for books and people who can be used to memorize them to one day spread the message on to society.
Developments of Member Phi (Faber) and Member Psi (Fireman Guy Montag)
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