Soft power 3

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This explanation may not be necessary for many loved ones, but I have a duty to explain in order to clarify the subject --- there is a difference between the soft power of a phenomenon and the inherent power of that phenomenon. For example, economic power that arises from known economic activities is different from soft power that comes from economics. Now, some world powers and religious governments have realized the great power of monotheism and are trying to divert people from the belief in monotheism with all kinds of eclectic and hypocritical thoughts and the appearance of goodness. And thinkers and sympathizers towards the people and society should know and work hard and give the necessary warnings about these actions in a timely manner that monotheism and belief in the oneness of God are in imminent danger. The enemies of monotheism do not diminish anything from monotheism and they cannot do this, but they have been able to affect the monotheism of the society with all kinds of useless, harmful and dangerous additions and keep people away from pure religion and monotheism due to religious belief. The soft power of monotheism has been attacked and violated not only by the enemies but also by the perpetrators of the same religions and sects. And they deprive themselves and their society of the soft power of monotheism. If in a society the soft power of monotheism declines, there is no alternative, and society may fall into dangerous abysses for more than a hundred years. The maintenance of monotheism should not and cannot be considered the duty of governments. The soft power of monotheism belongs to the people and arises from the collective belief of the people. But governments have been able to use the people's indifference to their beliefs and Use it for their own benefit and to the direct detriment of society. Conscious people need to think and act diligently to take more careful care of the soft power of monotheism. Soft power of information The soft power of information has two separate aspects. First, the internal information that governments and relevant authorities have about society, actions, beliefs and political inclinations of people and officials and use it when necessary. Information about internal political and social movements and identification of sensitive decision centers Capturing and anticipating some events and generally maintaining the security of a country can be mentioned. And second, foreign soft power --- every country tries hard to get information from other countries. And store it to use that information when necessary. Usually, all embassies are formally and publicly collecting information about the country in which they are serving.

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