Strong Delusion

 If you haven't read my first post, that's what it's about, the strong delusion.  I think it's the TV.  You can read my whole thoughts on it, and then know I'd posted on YouTube what I thought about it, and had it confirmed by another person who said - Excellent comment.....TV (and all screens) have accomplished a lot of this, right in people’s homes, Phones always on, etc...Hollywood, MSM, etc...all our media is so evil. Praying for people to turn off the screens & open the Bible, because prophecy is being fulfilled daily now. 🙏❤️🕊

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