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LVD15 LIGHT VS DARKNESS PART 15 THE MONUMENTAL FIGHTS OF HISTORY Types of wars The war between light and darkness Truth and lies Enemy deceivers want us full of lies our wise allies want us full of truth. Enemy deceivers generally only have temporary victories but they can be strategically devastating. In the battle Adam and eve, Judas and others had momentary slips that affected their own lives and the life of humanity. The decisions of the representatives of a group may affect that group for a long time maybe for several generations or permanently, this gives those who are persuading these individuals great power to affect the future of the group. Because of the great potential businesses reward for those who are chosen as suppliers by the representatives of a large rich group, potential suppliers are likely to take extremely seriously the method by which they present their plan, doing as much as possible to make their presentations look better than the alternatives. A sales team for a party trying to influence a large groups' policy (local, national government or big organisation/business) can by their lack of skill or effort lose the persuasion war costing the party a policy worth maybe a billion pounds or more. This being the case it is obvious they will hire a team who have mastered the art of persuasion and communication who will be well trained in fighting a presentation battle aggressively and defensively. When such teams collide you have a branding war that can go down in history. When there is only one team the decision makers are likely to get railroaded unless their decision making process is monumentally robust. And that imbalance of persuasion power can change the course of history for good or not so good through their policy wars. Are our MPs really the best people to be making our multi-Billion dollar decisions in these policy wars?
LIGHT VS DARKNESS PART 15 THE MONUMENTAL FIGHTS OF HISTORY
