Information, delivered via words, be they spoken or written shapes a person actions. For example if I texted you and told you I was roughed up by a routine police stop the other day it would instill in your mind thoughts of, well did you do anything to warrant the harsh treatment and also you may think, cops are getting more viscous these days. How I describe the incident to you will shape the way you think about the police in general and how you view me. But my report to you of the incident will shape your opinion and how you act towards law enforcement and me. Facts are crucial, and how facts are reported is a powerful responsibility.

One prime example of how this works so effectively is being played out before us this presidential election season. There are facts about each candidate running for office. As I type there are 5 currently running. Each candidate is known for a particular agenda, some are more pronounced and some of the agenda’s are disguised and hidden. This is almost always true of people in general ( think dating and getting to know someone, you will always put your best impression first, saving the caveman eating habits and insecurities for later) but especially so for a political candidate.

We must be aware that we are constantly being manipulated for the desired results of a particular power. There are two primary powers in this universe. The power of darkness-evil, and the power of goodness-light, and the great sea of humanity being tossed back and forth by the powers that be.

A wonderful example of this was an article on WRAL this morning. It was created by AP at 2:30 am, just in time for the Monday morning crowd. It was updated a few times to give it that “fresh” “hot” look, as every time it is updated the red letters apear.

It was a poll that shows Hillary Clinton out does Donald Trump in the majority of issues, says an AP poll. That is like my company taking a poll and finding out that the majority of customers prefer our service,..surprise-surprise! To top it off the photos of the two candidates show Hillary with a look of superior intelligence with Donald sporting the look of the Joker or a wild outlaw. The writers were both females so it may be even harder to keep your objectivity in that situation when writing about the first female hopeful for president verses a man who has been married three times to super model type wives and promoted and run multiple beauty pageants. So the article concludes that yes it is settled, Hillary is more liked, trusted, and capable to lead the United States of America! This is mind control, at its finest. I don’t give much credence to articles like this and I am further weary of anything the Asociated Press puts forth. Ladies and gentlemen guard your minds, examine the facts, listen to the candidates on your own carefully, use your best judgment and align with the good principles you hold dear.

—fgp