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Figuring out what's true and what is a lie has nerver been easy.
It is, however, possible.
Stick to the basics:
1. Both sides of an argument are not always equal: beware of false-equivalencies
2. Simpler explanations are, other things being equal, generally better than more complex ones (Occam's Razor)
3. "Follow the money" (Mark 'Deep Throat' Felt) - determine who profits and who looses
4. Distinguish fact from opinion ... and distraction
5. "Trust AND Verify" (Ronald Reagan)
6. "Beware the Military-Inductrial Complex" (Dwight Eisenhower)
The following pages will apply the basics to the issues that confront us
- J.D.Sender