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DARK MANIPULATION:👇 1. Cunningham's Law: The best way to get a detailed and correct answer is not to ask a question, but to make a false statement about it. People will tend to correct it. 2. The Fool's Mask: Don't be fooled by someone who seems stupid. This is the easiest way to manipulate others. They'll play with hidden cards while you're using open ones. 3. Silent Control: The one who speaks less usually holds more power. Silence creates mystery, and mystery creates influence. 4. False Urge

This is a masterclass in moral clarity from a political leader. Pierre Poilievre fearlessly cuts through the euphemisms and false equivalencies that often cloud the conversation around Hamas. He states, in no uncertain terms, that Hamas is not a “militant organization” or an “activist group,” but a “sadistic, criminal, terrorist death cult” that “must be defeated.” His simple, logical comparison to how Canadians would respond to an attack on their own soil is a powerful and irrefutable defense o

Jesus warned that false teachers come in sheep’s clothing — meaning they look like believers, speak like believers, and act like believers. But the real test isn’t their behavior… it’s their doctrine. A false teacher’s “fruit” is their teaching — not their moral conduct. That’s why we must know Scripture deeply and test everything by the Word of God, just like the Bereans did. Salvation isn’t proven by performance — it’s secured by belief in Jesus’ finished work. Our assurance rests in His promi