500 Lies
Chris WeiglTaking the lies one at a time and exposing the truth
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Lie 22: The Smithsonian is not hiding bones of giants
If you are a regular reader, then I am pretty sure you know about giants and know they have been lying to us about it. The topic I want to address now is not that giants exist and were real, because we can easily prove this. The topic that...
Lie 21: Your thyroid blood work is normal. You are fine.
Are you exhausted all time? Do you barely have enough energy to get thru your day?
I feel your pain.
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Lie 20: Men have Landed on the Moon
Image posted by Twitter user Khalid Al Zarooni@Khalidalzarouni
Sorry. Not buying it. Stanley Kubrick filmed the whole thing.
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Ask yourself: How come...
Lie 19: No one is changing the weather, it's just Mother Nature
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A young girl hangs on to a tree branch for dear life as a raging river flows below. A man inside his car is swept away by a str...
Lie 18: Electroculture does not work and aether does not exist
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Electroculture is a method of collecting energy from...
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