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Conservative Brief intentionally misquoting the Vice President

I regularly bash on Conservative Brief because they are absolute trash when it comes to news. Most news is garbage and a pack of lies these days but CB takes it

Platner went from "good" to "bad" and in the corrupt media's eyes, a "good" thing again

The media is just hilariously bad and the people who still pay certain institutions any mind whatsoever, well, you are dumber than the dumb dumbs that are running

Terrible trending advice I have been seeing

I'm not a heavy user of social media but just like most people I will lie down on the sofa and pick up that dreaded smartphone and scroll and scroll and my attention

Is the fuel crisis real?

I'm a big believer in that most of what we see on the news is a bunch of bullcrap and is there to push some sort of political agenda or to justify the raising of

Conservative Brief: The epitome of fake news for conservatives

If you talk to anyone that sees themselves as staunchly conservative, we all know the type, someone that is annoyingly conservative and has to turn almost any

World Cop Hydration Breaks Are A Con For Extra Television Adverts

source Don't be fooled when watching the FIFA World Cup thinking FIFA is looking after the player welfare when taking the water/hydration breaks. This is not normal

Truth, Lies, and Human Emotions

We live in a world where people now classify lies into different categories just to justify their actions or, in their opinion, to protect the other person from

Lies vs the context

Hello everyone on this incredible platform, well, I am here again after so many months of not being able to find the time to write, but despite all those busy schedules

The lie of ‘it gets better’: When promises don’t match reality

Looking at many years back up to this moment, i thought we would have developed so much and every year or let me say every month we do hear same statement saying

Living With Sin ...Guilt and Shame

Every man is guilty of all the good he did not do. ― Voltaire Counselling Session Father Raymond says sacrilege is living a lie—Well, that’s what I’m doing—pretending

The Lie We Were Sold About Hard Work

I remember watching my uncle leave the house every single morning before the sun came up. He worked construction for over twenty years. Callused hands, a bad back,

Not content with just stealing from real US States, the lottery targets Puerto Rico now

Let's preface this by discussing what Puerto Rico actually is. I sometimes think about how Puerto Rico actually IS the United States, but it also kind of isn't.

Give a lottery ticket to someone so they can win $200,000

The lottery propaganda continues and now they are extending the fantastic idea of definitely not throwing money away by suggesting that you should buy lotto tickets

Movie review : ALAKADA GEN Z

I Watched the popular "Alakada gen Z" movie produced by Toyin Abraham and although it was not entirely my favorite movie but it had to do with some of

Smokey season update for Chiang Mai

It's unfortunate that this is something that happens here at all, I will admit that. At the same time though I truly believe that this makes the news every year

The Prevalence of Lying in Society and Its Impact on Trust and Moral Values

The foundation of human society is built on truth, honesty and mutual trust. When these core values start to weaken the entire society is affected. In today's era

Beware of "greek style" yogurt

We've all heard at one time or another that Greek Yogurt is so much better for you than regular yogurt and this is actually very true. Most of commercially available

You can win the lottery by accident!

Or at least that is what the media keeps plugging even though anyone with a reasonable head on their shoulders knows that the odds are astronomically against you

Of Thorny Roses

Unsplash Of Thorny Roses I’ve already drunk more than half of the last Heineken in my fridge, and I still haven’t gotten over what happened last night. It’s a shock

Someone Else's Truth

The lie began with a forgotten wallet. It was a quiet evening, the kind where the air felt heavy with slow music and the clink of cutlery echoed louder than usual.