He didn’t take the stage — he climbed onto a pulpit.
Not crafted from wood, but built from sheer confidence, a booming voice, and a Wi-Fi connection. People gathered. Comments poured in. Views skyrocketed. And with every sentence, misinformation spread like it was gospel.
He cited “facts” that weren’t true.
He twisted headlines.
He turned personal opinion into supposed truth.
Yet the crowd nodded along.
No one asked for sources.
No one questioned the claims.
Because he sounded convincing — and in today’s world, that often seems enough.
Until someone finally checked the facts.
Screenshots. Proof. Actual data.
And just like that, his pulpit crumbled.
The crowd went quiet.
Comments vanished.
His confidence evaporated.
What remained was a lesson:
Not every loud voice is wise.
Not every platform delivers truth.
Not every leader deserves to be followed.
Some are simply standing on a Pulpit of False Knowledge.
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