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Deception Everywhere: Part Two — The Narrative Is Breaking Down · The Slippery Slope

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  Welcome back to the Slippy Slope podcast.
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  So in a previous episode, I talked about the growing sense
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  that we're being deceived on almost every front, from the Ben
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  Roberts Smith case to global conflicts, energy issues, and
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  the constant fog pumped out by governments and media.
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  And since releasing that episode, I've had even more time
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  to reflect, read and watch how these stories are unfolding.
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  And honestly, the pattern is, to me, becoming clearer, not less.
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  So today I want to go a little deeper, not just into the events
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  themselves, but into the spiritual reality behind this
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  age of deception. Because if you think this is
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  just politics or just media bias or just incompetence, you're
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  missing the bigger picture. So I think the pattern of
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  deception is becoming systemic. Let's start with the obvious.
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  The stories we're being fed are no longer simply incomplete.
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  They're engineered. Take the Ben Robert Smith
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  situation. New leaks, new angles, new
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  exclusive revelations keep appearing.
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  All conveniently timed, all conveniently framed.
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  And yet the same questions remain unanswered.
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  Why is one man carrying the entire weight of a war?
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  Why is the media acting as judge and jury?
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  Why are the political and strategic decision makers
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  untouched? Because the goal isn't justice,
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  it's narrative control. If he's innocent, he's never
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  going to receive justice. If he's guilty the the families
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  of the victims, then they're going to receive justice because
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  of the way the narrative has been controlled.
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  And that same pattern shows up everywhere.
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  Oil shortages that appear and disappear depending on the
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  political re need conflict overseas we're we're we're told
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  only the parts that suit the agenda.
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  Economic crisis that magically align with policy pushes social
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  issues that explode on queue then vanish when no longer
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  useful. This isn't random, this is
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  coordinated messaging. So scripture warned us about
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  this exact environment. In the previous episode I quoted
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  Jesus words in Matthew 24. Take heed that no one deceives
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  you. But I want to expand on that
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  today because Scripture doesn't just warn about deception, it
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  describes the mechanics of it. 2nd Thessalonians 210 to 11.
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  Paul writes about a time when people will be swept away by all
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  powers, signs, and lying wonders because they did not receive the
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  love of the truth. And then he says something
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  chilling. For this reason, God will send
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  them strong delusion that they should believe the lie.
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  Not a lie, the lie, a singular, unifying deception, a worldview,
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  A narrative, a system of thought.
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  We're watching the groundwork for that being laid right now,
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  not because the final deception is here, but because the world
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  is being trained to accept whatever it's told without
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  question, without discernment, without truth.
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  The modern world is designed to overwhelm discernment.
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  Think about how information works today.
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  News breaks instantly. Stories change hourly.
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  Narratives shift mid sentence. Social media amplifies emotion,
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  not truth. Governments hide behind
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  classified and national security.
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  Corporations shape public opinion through algorithms.
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  It's not just that we're being deceived, it's that we're being
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  conditioned to stop looking for truth altogether.
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  And that's exactly what deception requires.
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  Because deception doesn't need to convince you of a lie, it
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  just needs to exhaust you until you stop caring.
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  The real battle here is for your perception.
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  This is why Jesus warning matters so much.
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  He didn't say make sure you're not lied to, He's saying make
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  sure you're not deceived. Lies are external, deception is
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  internal. A lie is something you hear, and
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  deception is something that you accept.
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  And the moment you stop questioning, you stop testing,
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  you stop examining motives, you stop seeking truth, you become
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  vulnerable. That's why the Bible constantly
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  tells us to test all things first Thessalonians 521 Be sober
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  and vigilant. That's in one Peter 5/8 And do
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  not believe every spirit but test the spirits.
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  That's in one John 4 verse one. Discernment isn't optional, it's
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  a survival skill. So what do we do?
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  We don't retreat, we don't hide. And for goodness sakes, we don't
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  bury our head in the sand, which unfortunately I believe a lot of
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  Australians, that's what we do. We bury our head in the sands.
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  We don't want to. We don't want to see the tidal
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  wave coming towards us of the tidal wave of destruction.
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  We must pay attention. We need to question everything.
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  We look for the motives behind the message.
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  We anchor ourselves in Scripture because it's the only truth that
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  isn't shifting, manipulated, or politically convenient.
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  And we refuse to let the world think for us because the moment
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  you outsource your discernment, you've already lost it.
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  So, so this is Part 2 for, you know, I'm looking at taking a
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  deeper look at the same pattern, a pattern that becomes harder to
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  ignore. Deception isn't coming.
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  It's here, it's active, it's everywhere.
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  But Jesus didn't warn us so that we would panic.
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  He warned us so we would be prepared.
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  Take heed that no one deceives you.
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  I'm Jay Fallon, this is my opinion.
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  And as always, thanks for listening to the Slippery Slope
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  podcast. They.