1 Does not wisdom call out? Does not understanding raise her voice?
Do not use the excuse that it is hard to know what to believe or to find reliable channels.
2 At the highest point along the way, where the paths meet, she takes her stand;
There are those who are taking a stand. There are those who are standing against election fraud, against censorship, against lies and deceit.
3 beside the gate leading into the city, at the entrance, she cries aloud: 4 “To you, O people, I call out; I raise my voice to all mankind. 5 You who are simple, gain prudence; you who are foolish, set your hearts on it.[a] 6 Listen, for I have trustworthy things to say; I open my lips to speak what is right.
7 My mouth speaks what is true, for my lips detest wickedness. 8 All the words of my mouth are just; none of them is crooked or perverse.
9 To the discerning all of them are right; they are upright to those who have found knowledge.
So how do you know who to listen to, it is so confusing.
1. Trustworthy things to say -- the liars are speaking opinions, slander and insults. It isn't based on fact, it isn't trustworthy. For example based on the main stream media I was sure that Mueller would discover Russian collusion. I have complete confidence in forensic techniques. I know that you cannot collude with Russia without leaving a trail. $40 million and three years by expert investigators is plenty of time and resources to uncover evidence. I was assured that they would find it. But then that assurance turned out to be untrustworthy. Later I learned that an anonymous source that had been feeding the NY Times inside stories of the Trump administration, someone they portrayed as a high ranking official in His administration was in fact a low ranking clerk working in another building. The NY Times article was not trustworthy. Why do you listen to people and companies that don't have trustworthy things to say? I have heard the argument that you need to hear "both sides". There are not two sides to trustworthy things to say. There are two sides to opinions, to a discussion on the best course of action. But facts and evidence only has one side. If someone is manipulating the facts and the story to push their own agenda they are a liar. Don't listen to them.
2. They speak what is right. You may feel very strongly, very passionately about something, that doesn't give you the right to speak what is not right. When comedians "joke" about assassinating the President, stop listening to them. When politicians justify riots and looting stop listening to them. Maxine Waters is despicable, De Niro is despicable. When Chris Cuomo justifies the riots saying "show me where it says a protestor is supposed to be polite and peaceful" stop listening to him.
3. They speak what is true. One year ago Steve Bannon started his podcast "War Room Pandemic" saying that this virus in China would be a pandemic and was an act of War from China. He was vilified as a tinfoil paranoid conspiracy theorist. A year later his words have been proven true. He had a Chinese epidemiologist on as an expert. China slandered her and tried to shut her down. Her words have been proven to be true. There was a Harvard researcher who published the same warning a year ago. He was ridiculed and mocked and yet today he has been proven to absolutely true. When you find people who speak the truth to you despite the harrassment, slanders and insults treasure them. In contrast Adam Schiff said that Hunter Biden was not relevant to the impeachment hearings a year ago. Today that word has been proven to be totally false, even a lie. Adam Schiff said that Hunter Biden's laptop had been shown to be Russian disinformation by the intelligence community. The Director of National Intelligence had to come out the next day and dispute that saying there wasn't any intelligence that the laptop was Russian disinformation. When people tell you things that are patently false and not true, stop listening to them.
4. Their lips detest wickedness. A number of bloggers are putting together montages of the main stream media embracing wickedness. "Riots are the voice of the unheard", "looting is reparations", "are rioters really the problem or is it systematic injustice", etc. "Punch him in the face", "put a bullet in him", "where is John Wilkes Booth when you need him". When you hear someone who is embracing wickedness stop listening to them. They are poison. James said we don't drink fresh water from a well that has salt water. If CNN is spewing salt water don't think that maybe tomorrow will be different. Find another well.
5. All of their words are just. I have heard a number of people who condemn violence regardless of the perpetrator. Dan Bongino is an excellent example. No compromise, no quarter is given, regardless of who is to blame. That is not true of many, many others. The very same people who were justifying riots two months ago are condemning them now. They lie about what they said, they lie about the context, their hypocrisy is off the charts. It isn't sufficient that some of your words are just, that simply makes you a hypocrite -- rules for thee and not for me. Stop listening to them.
6. None of the words are crooked or perverse. Twitter justified banning the President of the United States from Twitter because they said the use of the word "Patriot" was hate speech. On their platform you can see many tweets using the N word in a very derogatory way. To say that "patriot" is hate speech but the N word is not, that is crooked and perverse. They said that Donald Trump saying "we will walk down to the Capitol and peacefully protest" was a coded message to riot. Maxine Waters told people that when you see anyone from the administration at a restaurant or in the street "get in their face". People began doing that attacking anyone from Trump's administration or with a MAGA hat on in public. Twitter didn't ban her, this is crooked. Pelosi said there should be uprisings in the street, Kamala Harris said that the riots are not going to stop and shouldn't stop. Twitter didn't ban them. When you discover someone is crooked and perverse avoid them, boycott them, stay away from them.
Do not use the excuse that it is hard to know what to believe or to find reliable channels.
2 At the highest point along the way, where the paths meet, she takes her stand;
There are those who are taking a stand. There are those who are standing against election fraud, against censorship, against lies and deceit.
3 beside the gate leading into the city, at the entrance, she cries aloud: 4 “To you, O people, I call out; I raise my voice to all mankind. 5 You who are simple, gain prudence; you who are foolish, set your hearts on it.[a] 6 Listen, for I have trustworthy things to say; I open my lips to speak what is right.
7 My mouth speaks what is true, for my lips detest wickedness. 8 All the words of my mouth are just; none of them is crooked or perverse.
9 To the discerning all of them are right; they are upright to those who have found knowledge.
So how do you know who to listen to, it is so confusing.
1. Trustworthy things to say -- the liars are speaking opinions, slander and insults. It isn't based on fact, it isn't trustworthy. For example based on the main stream media I was sure that Mueller would discover Russian collusion. I have complete confidence in forensic techniques. I know that you cannot collude with Russia without leaving a trail. $40 million and three years by expert investigators is plenty of time and resources to uncover evidence. I was assured that they would find it. But then that assurance turned out to be untrustworthy. Later I learned that an anonymous source that had been feeding the NY Times inside stories of the Trump administration, someone they portrayed as a high ranking official in His administration was in fact a low ranking clerk working in another building. The NY Times article was not trustworthy. Why do you listen to people and companies that don't have trustworthy things to say? I have heard the argument that you need to hear "both sides". There are not two sides to trustworthy things to say. There are two sides to opinions, to a discussion on the best course of action. But facts and evidence only has one side. If someone is manipulating the facts and the story to push their own agenda they are a liar. Don't listen to them.
2. They speak what is right. You may feel very strongly, very passionately about something, that doesn't give you the right to speak what is not right. When comedians "joke" about assassinating the President, stop listening to them. When politicians justify riots and looting stop listening to them. Maxine Waters is despicable, De Niro is despicable. When Chris Cuomo justifies the riots saying "show me where it says a protestor is supposed to be polite and peaceful" stop listening to him.
3. They speak what is true. One year ago Steve Bannon started his podcast "War Room Pandemic" saying that this virus in China would be a pandemic and was an act of War from China. He was vilified as a tinfoil paranoid conspiracy theorist. A year later his words have been proven true. He had a Chinese epidemiologist on as an expert. China slandered her and tried to shut her down. Her words have been proven to be true. There was a Harvard researcher who published the same warning a year ago. He was ridiculed and mocked and yet today he has been proven to absolutely true. When you find people who speak the truth to you despite the harrassment, slanders and insults treasure them. In contrast Adam Schiff said that Hunter Biden was not relevant to the impeachment hearings a year ago. Today that word has been proven to be totally false, even a lie. Adam Schiff said that Hunter Biden's laptop had been shown to be Russian disinformation by the intelligence community. The Director of National Intelligence had to come out the next day and dispute that saying there wasn't any intelligence that the laptop was Russian disinformation. When people tell you things that are patently false and not true, stop listening to them.
4. Their lips detest wickedness. A number of bloggers are putting together montages of the main stream media embracing wickedness. "Riots are the voice of the unheard", "looting is reparations", "are rioters really the problem or is it systematic injustice", etc. "Punch him in the face", "put a bullet in him", "where is John Wilkes Booth when you need him". When you hear someone who is embracing wickedness stop listening to them. They are poison. James said we don't drink fresh water from a well that has salt water. If CNN is spewing salt water don't think that maybe tomorrow will be different. Find another well.
5. All of their words are just. I have heard a number of people who condemn violence regardless of the perpetrator. Dan Bongino is an excellent example. No compromise, no quarter is given, regardless of who is to blame. That is not true of many, many others. The very same people who were justifying riots two months ago are condemning them now. They lie about what they said, they lie about the context, their hypocrisy is off the charts. It isn't sufficient that some of your words are just, that simply makes you a hypocrite -- rules for thee and not for me. Stop listening to them.
6. None of the words are crooked or perverse. Twitter justified banning the President of the United States from Twitter because they said the use of the word "Patriot" was hate speech. On their platform you can see many tweets using the N word in a very derogatory way. To say that "patriot" is hate speech but the N word is not, that is crooked and perverse. They said that Donald Trump saying "we will walk down to the Capitol and peacefully protest" was a coded message to riot. Maxine Waters told people that when you see anyone from the administration at a restaurant or in the street "get in their face". People began doing that attacking anyone from Trump's administration or with a MAGA hat on in public. Twitter didn't ban her, this is crooked. Pelosi said there should be uprisings in the street, Kamala Harris said that the riots are not going to stop and shouldn't stop. Twitter didn't ban them. When you discover someone is crooked and perverse avoid them, boycott them, stay away from them.