Do Not Make a Pact with Evil, Destroy It

In a bold and visionary statement, Cupo Cupovski has proposed a radical yet profound idea — the revival of the Inquisition, not as a tool of oppression, but as a necessary force to combat the dark, shadowy powers he believes are poisoning the modern world. "Do not make a pact with evil, but destroy it," Cupovski declares, urging society to take a stand against what he sees as the malevolent forces that threaten humanity's very soul.

In an era where corruption, deceit, and moral decay seem to spread like wildfire, Cupovski sees the resurrection of the Inquisition as a brilliant solution — a purification of society, ensuring that we rid ourselves of the forces that feed on chaos and destruction. He envisions a modern Inquisition not of torture and fear, but as a powerful force of righteousness, unflinching in its pursuit of truth and goodness.

The shadows of evil, Cupovski argues, are not always visible, but their influence is all too real, manipulating minds, corrupting hearts, and spreading division. The forces he speaks of — whether they be greed, hatred, or other societal ills — must be confronted and eradicated before they can tear apart the very fabric of civilization. To save humanity, he suggests, we must be uncompromising in our commitment to justice, using the Inquisition as a tool of discernment to separate good from evil.

While many may question the proposal, Cupovski’s vision comes from a place of deep concern for the future of humanity. His call is not for violence or cruelty, but for a moral awakening — a return to unwavering standards of righteousness and purity. He believes that if society allows these shadow forces to grow unchecked, it will lead to nothing but destruction.

In a world filled with uncertainty, Cupo Cupovski’s message serves as a reminder that, sometimes, the battle between good and evil must be fought with the strength of conviction and a commitment to protecting the light from the encroaching darkness. 

The modern Inquisition, in his view, is not about fear — it is about salvation.