The Truth Depends On Which Side You Are On And How You benefit From It. — Annelise Lords

June Prompt: How do you use the truth? As a tool or as a weapon?

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The alternative truth has many versions during summer, fall, spring, and winter.

For example, a red car can be yellow in the summer, orange in the fall, pink in the spring, and grey in the winter. The car is red, and most eyes can see the actual color — red.

Truth usually has one version, and while it can be painful for a short time, it can also bring freedom and peace for a long time.

Why do people play with their truth?

Politicians, industry movers and shakers, and Mega pastors use truth as weapons to destroy their opponents and consumers or as tools when it benefits their pocketbooks.

The other day, I heard a politician saying it is a moral failure to stop sending him weapons of mass destructive. Weapons he uses to kill thousands of children, and at the same, he professes that it’s a moral obligation for him to destroy all humans he hates with weapons. That’s their truth.

How do I use the truth as a weapon or tool?