According to Robert Heinlein, there are three ways to tell a lie:
- Complete fabrication. This is the means of lying used most by children. The reason is that this is the easiest way to be caught as the liar loses track of what lies they have already told.
- Tell partial truth, partial falsehood. This is the way that most people lie. You tell the truth, but modify that truth with enough facts to tell the tale you wish to tell.
- Tell the absolute truth, but tell it in such a way as to misdirect the listener.
With that being said, read these headlines from the leftist media:


This is why I don’t watch traditional media. If I catch you lying to me once, I can never again trust anything that you tell me. Note that they are telling the truth, but are doing so in such a way as to misdirect the receiver of the message. The omission of the key facts completely transform the message, making the received message a different one that the reality that the message was based upon.
You don’t hate our media enough.
In the meantime, I continue making sure that my family is ready for what is coming.



