In a Building Full of Arsonists, The One Who Sounds the Alarm Becomes the Threat

 In a Building Full of Arsonists, The One Who Sounds the Alarm Becomes the Threat

It is a strange thing how truth operates in a corrupt environment.

In a building full of arsonists — no one fears the fire.

They fear the one who exposes it.

They fear the one who refuses to pretend nothing is burning.
They fear the one who won’t join the cover-up.
They fear the one who refuses to normalize destruction.

Because once someone sounds the alarm…

No one can deny what they already knew was happening.

🔥 They were comfortable as long as the flames stayed quiet.
🔥 They were content as long as the smoke was ignored.
🔥 They preferred silence over accountability.

So when you cried out —
not in anger,
not in vengeance,
but in truth…

You became the problem.

Not because you caused the fire —
but because you refused to help hide it.

They called you disruptive — because you disrupted the lie.
They called you unstable — because you wouldn’t agree with the delusion.
They called you dangerous — because truth is dangerous to deception.

You didn’t expose them out of hatred.

You exposed the burning before the whole building collapsed.

But arsonists do not fear flames —
they fear discovery.

So instead of confronting their deeds…

They turned on the witness.
They attacked the voice of warning.
They tried to silence the alarm.

Because accountability feels like judgment
when you are committed to wrongdoing.

But hear this:

You were never the threat.

You were the evidence that conscience still exists.
You were the reminder that truth cannot be buried forever.
You were the voice that refused to normalize evil.

And in time…

🔥 The fire exposes who started it.
🔥 The smoke reveals what they tried to hide.
🔥 The truth testifies on its own.

Those who attack the alarm
will one day answer for the fire.

Because Yahuah does not judge the one who warns —

He judges the ones who kept striking the match.