What If I Am Wrong?

A guide to peace.

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Many people were shocked by the election. They believed a narrative, spun by legacy media, that the election was close. When the election turned out to be a landslide, they could not believe it. Why?

In 2016, legacy media told us Clinton was going to win. It was not even going to be close. Although I thought Trump had a chance, I went to Clinton’s website to prepare myself and find peace.

If Clinton had won, I would not have been shocked. If her policies had been implemented, I was resigned. I was at peace.

I watched NBC news cover the 2016 election. During the day, Chuck Todd said that Trump was making multiple appearances in several states and had no idea what he was doing. Clinton was the experienced politician going exactly where she needed to go to win the election. I watched as Todd suddenly realized that Trump had won the election. I watched as the so-called news reporters melted down. Prior to election night 2016, my wife and I watched NBC News together. We have not watched it since that night.

I am amazed that so many people could fall for the media again. I guess eight years is a long time. I guess if you have believed what you have seen for the last four years, perhaps you think you are being told the truth. Learned anything yet?

I have found that X has given me more perspective. Even liberal reporters are admitting that Musk was right. Free speech is precious. Everyone is now on X – both liberals and conservatives. It is the place to be.

Do not be misled to believing this is a political post. It is not. This is a self-improvement post. How can you be happier and more at peace?

You have to want to be. Take control of your life. Search for truth. Can you find it?

I was told that Joe Rogan’s interview with Trump was good. I searched for it on Bing, Youtube, and Google and could only find pieces that had been edited by legacy media. I had to download DuckDuckGo to find it. I offer that as evidence that the search engines were biased against Trump.

In Propaganda Techniques: A Guide to Understanding Persuasive Tactics, I gave you some things to look for when you read or listen to what is going on. Both sides of the political spectrum are trying to persuade you to believe something. What is truth? You must decide. I look at both sides. I look for propaganda techniques and try to find truth.

I try to recognize that in spite of it all, I may be wrong. I find peace with that possibility.