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1) Force is a blessing that targets the Psyker and his unit. All of the targets' weapons have blah blah blah. (page 164)
Does this mean that if I stick Eldrad with a group of Harlequins, and he casts Force successfully (because of his staff), the harlequins' weapons also become force?

2) It seems pretty clear from the wording that the same blessings cannot stack (same power casted by different psykers), based on the phrase "the benefit of any one particular blessing can only be gained once per unit per turn." Maledictions, however, seem to be lacking this phrasology, and instead only include the bit about "different maledictions are always cumulative." Does the word "different" here mean different powers altogether? Or different castings of it? The fact that blessings has both lines and maledictions only has the one leads me to the latter. (page 26)

3) "No unit can attempt to manifest the same psychic power more than once per Psychic phase." The wording of "unit" confuses me. It says I can select a different psyker "unit" or try to manifest using the same "unit". What on earth does this mean? Do this say that each "unit" with a psyker can only cast one power of the same name? Or do they mean each psyker can only cast one power of the same name? Does this mean a Warlock council of 10, in whom there are replicate powers, cannot cast them? Does this mean if Eldrad joins a group of Rangers they are now a "psyker unit"? Two farseers in the same unit cannot both cast prescience if they have it? (page 22)

Thanks

1) No. The Force weapons of the unit gain Instand death. It's for Grey knights for example that have units with all force weapons.
Incidentally if you have 2 Force weapon wielding ICs in a unit it works too.
2) Argued last edition, I won't get into this one
3)This might or might not be poorly written, we don't know.