Who is Worse: The Liar or the Believer?

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 Who is worse: The liar or the one who believes the lie?

What we are seeing right now is a game of chicken in the Democratic Party. Joe and Jill are lying about Joe’s fitness. That’s obvious. For a long time, others lied as well. Now the lie is seeking to force people to once and for all reject lying and believing lies or descend into complete absurdity where the liar and the believer of lies enter that unholy conspiracy of rejecting reality all together.

Remember, if you can be lied to, you ought to be lied to. There is no honor in naivety, no pride in gullibility, and no safety in ignorance. It’s your responsibility to know the truth, speak the truth, and live by the truth. 

PS. For anyone who knows me, you know this isn’t a stump speech for the other guy. That camp is no more tethered to reality than this camp. But the exaggerations of the Orange guy are not the same as the elder abuses we are seeing on the Left. I personally believe the source of our decadence and decay is our collective willingness to believe in the lie of the dollar and its debt. The truly universal unholy conspiracy that lies underneath the economy and the politics of our day is fraudulent credit creation via the Federal Reserve and the subsequent false debt obligations. I remain steadfast in saying the only way to expose this lie is to challenge it by taking on debt, acquiring assets, and defaulting. Until we do that, we will continue to be witnesses to a society in ever increasing decline.

You are either all in or all out when it comes to the truth. 

If you are willing to believe the dollar has value, then you will be compelled by logical consistency to believe in any and all absurdities. You will have signaled to the world that you WANT to be lied to and that this world is what you wanted. No complaining when you inherit that world of absurdity and confusion. 


Note: I believe what Jesus taught when he said “let him who is without sin cast the first stone” was not the renunciation of knowledge and discernment, as some have tried to claim. The issue of sin is fundamentally about believing in and acting according to lies, with the negation of one’s self and one’s relationship with God as being the biggest lie of all. When the woman who had had sex with multiple men was being sentenced to death by the Jews, Jesus rightly saw through their hypocrisy. The Jews were denying themselves and their relationship with God as a point of spiritual pride while this woman was pursuing her own pleasure with other people. Whose was the greater sin? What gave those Jews the right to take her life? By forcing the Jews to reject their practice of self hatred in order to murder this woman, Jesus set the perfect trap for them. If they let go of their sin and was washed clean of it, what use would they have in murdering a woman such as this? Jesus was trying to help us understand the nature of sin and forgiveness and was in no way teaching that judging between good and evil is itself evil. 

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