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GOD OVER EVERYTHING🙏
kigali,rwanda
Joined April 2020
Happy Ethiopian New year!🌼🌼 This new year may you all see the grace of God through faith,may you all experience the fire of his love through prayer, may you all discover your purpose in christ to the world through his word,God bless and keep you.
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A speech meant to guide people toward harmony, stability, and peace must resonate with both the heart and the mind, blending ethics, spirituality, and community responsibility.
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In times of division and unrest, we are reminded of a truth as old as humanity itself: no society can flourish without peace, and no peace can endure without justice.
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True strength is not in power, but in peace. True wealth is not in gold, but in goodwill. And true leadership is not in control, but in compassion.
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Raise your children with kindness and honesty. Refuse to be silent in the face of injustice. Forgive, not because the other deserves it, but because you deserve peace. Seek truth, even when it is uncomfortable. Be the voice of calm in a storm, the builder in times of ruin.
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Let us build a society where truth walks freely, justice stands tall, and peace sits at every doorstep. Let your heart be the first institution you purify. Let your home be the first community you unify. And let your voice be the first call to integrity.
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Together, we are stronger. Together, we can build. And together, we will find peace—not as a dream, but as a destiny.
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Shifting Focus From Core Issues When there's a scandal, policy failure, or unpopular decision, politicians or ideologists may introduce an emotionally charged but unrelated issue. This diverts public attention away from the real problem.
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Red herrings make people emotionally reactive rather than logically critical. The result? Public discourse gets hijacked, and real accountability becomes harder to demand.
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The social consequences of red herrings—especially when used consistently and manipulatively—can be pretty serious. They don’t just mislead; they shape public perception, erode trust, and damage our ability to solve real problems.
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Public Misinformation When the conversation gets constantly redirected, the truth becomes blurry. People may form strong opinions about the wrong issue—or completely miss the actual one. A misinformed public that debates symptoms instead of causes.
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Red herrings often rely on emotionally charged or identity-based distractions (race, religion, culture). These provoke strong reactions and pit groups against each other, fragmenting society.
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If leaders or institutions can distract us with red herrings, they can avoid responsibility for failures, corruption, or broken promises. Corruption thrives, and real change becomes harder to demand.
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The media and public can end up chasing the next distraction, issue after issue, without any long-term memory or follow-up on what really matters. A reactive society that rarely solves problems—just moves on to the next outrage.
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Educate Others. Most people don’t want to be manipulated. Teaching friends or family about red herrings (and other logical fallacies) gives them tools to spot manipulation too.
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Talking to God will help you resolve any emotion that you ever feel. Yet, in our humanness, we forget that He is the ultimate healer of all- including emotional hurt.
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