Not to drag this out but your last comment provoked me to share. I, like you, bear the responsibility of being sober and aware of deception. Jesus told us that we would be like sheep in the midst of wolves and to be wise as vipers while remaining soft as doves. I, like you it seems, take this very seriously. I naturally thought all Bible believing Christians should think this way. Imagine my surprise when people in my family whom I’d always held as more righteous and holy than myself start speaking up about how they got jabbed. My heart was broken and I felt guilty I had not spoken the obvious sooner because I would never had thought these people needed to be warned. Evidently the unaware come in all shapes and sizes. I agree with you whole heartedly that compliance feeds tyranny and you and I exhibit a vigilant awareness of this. I believe we are the exception. The only set standard is the belief in Christ. Everything else is personal. God is in control not us. It’s funny, at least I have to laugh to remain sane, my sister in defense of her jab told me I am too involved in the world and that it was a choice between her and God. Fair enough but it is lost on me how I am lost in the world and not her for falling for the deception. I had to learn to leave that conversation behind and appreciate her growth as she is much more aware of things now. Then my parents got it to protect grandma thinking they were doing good. What a mess. This fallen world is indeed a tragedy. Take care fren. Numbers 6:24-26 Titus 2:13.