The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Trump and the Truth: A President Tests His Own Credibility Since Mr. Trump became a presidential candidate, PolitiFact has evaluated more than 500 assertions and found 69 percent of them mostly false, false or “pants on fire” false. By comparison, it judged 26 percent of the statements by Mr. Obama that it evaluated as false …
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Living With Truth Decay “Once a policy has been adopted and implemented, all subsequent activity becomes an effort to justify it” — Barbara Tuchman, The March of Folly: From Troy to Vietnam (1984. p. 245). Diderot’s definition: You can divide facts into three types: the divine, the natural and man-made. The first belongs to theology; …
See Also: Steele, Robert, “How The Deep State Controls Social Media and Digitally Assassinates Critics: #GoogleGestapo – Censorship & Crowd-Stalking Made Easy,” American Herald Tribune, November 7, 2017.
Stone at 36:33 – Steele at 2:52:30
Founder of Non Profit “Unlocking Autism” Found Dead in Oregon Canal Autism. Coincidence? Not bloody likely. Another person who has made strides to relieve pain and suffering is taken from us. She led research on how vaccines cause autism. These researchers try to warn the public about the severe dangers of vaccinations and are too …
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Why do so many people prefer comfortable lies over inconvenient truths? After all, holding such false beliefs can cause bad decisions with tragic consequences for one’s personal life, relationships, careers, and our society as a whole. Recent research provides the answer: the human mind make mistakes in predictable and systematic ways. These mental errors – …
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Going Somewhere is a dynamic autobiographical narrative about Andrew Marino’s career in science. With a depth and drama that arise from personal involvement, the book explores an exceptionally wide range of science-related matters: the relation between electrical energy and life; the influence of corporate and military power on science; the role of self-interest on the …
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