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animal-man behavior, i.e., the man provided with body and Created Soul. But also exists men
               who possess Uncreated Spirit, although in the majority of the cases this is submersed in the
               Created Soul and for this reason it is said that those men are spiritually asleep: they can also
               manifest the animal astuteness due to the asleep Spirit or strategically confused is unable to
               avoid it. But something very different occurs when man is effectively spiritual, what can only
               be affirmed if it treats about an Initiated in the Hyperborean Wisdom: in this case his behavior
               is  reigned  by  the  Honor  and  not  only  lack  from  astuteness  but  from  any  other  animal
               characteristic  of the animal-man, as the  cowardice, foul-mouthed, the infidelity, the lie, the
               envy, the calumny, the insidiousness, the treason, etc. But what is Honor of the Hyperborean
               Initiate?: the act of his Gracious Will, i.e., the act of his Eternal Spirit, which is pure Grace.
                      No one of the present, for example, had astuteness in their personality due to the Honor
               had guided them along all their lives; and now they have demonstrated an act of the Highest
               Honor when frightening with all their forces for the triumph of the Pact of Blood.
                      But  the  Golem  knew  this  and  they  counted  with  the  naivety  of  the  Hyperborean
               Initiates to defeat them; They, otherwise, were pure astuteness and their main weapon was
               called deceit, pallid reflect of the Great Deceit with which God the One disguised his miserable
               Creation.  Since  then  that  they  would  never  expect  an  astute  reaction  from  the  Initiates,  to
               whom they always believed disposed to be deceived and betrayed. –«They were betrayed once,
               at the Beginning»– they mocked, twisting the mouth– and will ever be betrayed. They pretend
               to be roosters, and they are just stupid poultry chickens! With their Honor of another world,
               sooner or later they will offer us their back; and then our daggers of this world will end with the
               Honor of the Hyperborean Initiates: according to the principles of the war, the beliefs of the
               Enemy are the feebleness that can be exploited in our own advantage. The Hyperborean
               Initiates lacked from astuteness but they knew what the astuteness was; and they could employ
               it as a strategic arm to surprise the enemy. Here is the concept that was defined in Poiteirs: if
               the Golems believed that their enemies would act with Honor, and they were warned about it,
               then the ingenuous would be them; then, they could be deceived by means of the astuteness,
               that They didn’t expect, and guided to a mortal trap. And the Honor of the Initiates would
               remain  safe  due  to  nothing  in  their  Spirits  would  change  neither  affect  their  strategic
               orientation towards the Origin: in the midst of a war action, the Initiates would have played
               with the illusion of the Created World, they fell in the simply enchantment of the Initiates, that
               could only be qualified as an exploitation of the Enemy error, something perfectly legitimate
               according to the laws of the war.
                      If the Templars would have been attacked from all the flanks at the same time, with
               security they would have defend themselves, with unpredictable results; on the contrary, if the
               attack came ostensibly from the field of the King of France, while from the side of the Pope, in
               whom they should trust, founded protection, they would have disregarded such flank and
               would be fatally defeated: the strategic astuteness would consist in the achievement of that
               trust in the Pope to make that he could give them, unarmed, to the King of France. In other
               words, the Strategy would demand to mount a scene with the sufficient realism as to deceit the
               Golems: at the beginning, they would not have to suspect the argument of the comedy; after
               the outcome, that would not matter anymore. The main actors would be the Pope and the King
               of  France:  the  Pope  would  feign  to  proceed  in  good  faith,  but  he  would  demonstrate  to  be
               fearing the real reprisals; he would make promises  and would try  to  gain the trust  of the

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