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The BAD APPLE EFFECT 🍎
I'm seeing more and more people that fall victim to this phenomenon. One negative reaction attracts others to it like a magnet. One that's hard to loosen the grip from once you submit to it!
We also have to ponder how many negative comments are actually bots trying to bring you down and draw you into this field that consequentially affects your quality of life!
I believe we recently found out that 50% of the comments on social media are bots. That leads me to believe that this is a planned weapon being used against others.
When you listen to this video you'll understand how taking part in their narrative is only a set up for our failure as God's children!
God is of love, comfort, and forgiveness. God is not of hate, fear, or division. Anyone sowing discord is either part of that plan to bring you down or is falling into the trap themselves!
"Sowing discord" means intentionally causing division, conflict, distrust, or strife among a group of people, ...
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A little Texas history
He was ordered to abandon his friends at the Alamo and ride through enemy lines with their final message. He obeyed—and spent the rest of his life carrying the guilt of surviving.
February 1836. The Alamo mission in San Antonio was surrounded by thousands of Mexican troops under General Santa Anna. Inside, roughly 200 Texian and Tejano defenders knew they were probably going to die.
Captain Juan Seguín knew it too.
He was thirty years old, a Tejano rancher who'd joined the Texas Revolution despite being ethnically Mexican. His father had fought for Mexican independence; now Juan was fighting against the Mexican government for Texas independence.
It was complicated. And about to get worse.
Commander William B. Travis gathered his officers. The situation was desperate—no reinforcements were coming, supplies were dwindling, Santa Anna's artillery was pounding the walls.
Travis needed someone to carry messages through enemy lines to General Sam Houston. Someone who could navigate the Texas countryside, who spoke Spanish ...
