Presentation Strategy for a Hostile Audience

You are walking into a room that has made its mind up against you, and pretending otherwise will not help. This builds a delivery strategy that names the tension up front to earn credibility, without conceding the argument or lighting the room up. You give it the topic and the source of resistance; it gives you a plan that holds its ground.

I need to present {PRESENTATION_TOPIC} to an audience that is resistant, adversarial, or already opposed to my position. The source of their resistance is: {RESISTANCE_REASON}.

Help me build a delivery strategy that does not capitulate but does not inflame the room. Specifically:
1. Recommend an opening acknowledgement of the tension that earns credibility without conceding the argument
2. Identify which of my points will land hardest and should be sequenced early vs. which need to be earned later
3. Write two or three bridge sentences I can use when challenged to validate the challenge while redirecting to evidence
4. Advise on tone, pace, and body language principles for a hostile room
5. Describe how to close in a way that leaves the door open without appearing weak

Base all advice on the specifics of my situation, not generic tips.