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  Don’t mistake an assumption for a fact Posted on   November 7, 2016   by   Fallacy Man I want you to imagine for a minute that you have been selected for jury duty, and you are sitting in the courtroom listening to the evidence. As you watch, the prosecution calls an expert forensic scientist to the stand, and they carefully explain the facts concerning the forensic evidence, all of which point towards the defendant’s guilt. Then, the defendant’s lawyer stands up and shouts, “Objection, this witness has been paid off to lie about my client!” After a moment of shocked silence, the judge says, “That is quite a claim. What evidence do you have to support it?” The lawyer then responds simply by saying, “only someone who had been bought off would say things like that against my client.” Now, what do you think is going to happen next? Is that a reasonable defense that the judge will accept? Obviously not! The defense is making an extraordinary assumption, and it is clearly invalid to do so

  A Coup and It’s Coverup—November 3 and January 6 Aug 24, 2022  |  Constitution ,  Liberty Articles By Harold Pease, Ph.D. Again, block out their noise and think for yourself. Haven’t you figured it out yet? They read from the same share script and censor those who don’t. It is becoming ever more obvious that these two date events November 3, 2020 and January 6, 2021 were each necessary in determining the 2020 presidential outcome and thus cannot be treated separately. The Deep State who controls the vast percentage of news and Big Tech which controls most of social media insist there is no connection between the two events. Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election fair and square and January 6 was an insurrection to overthrow that election and they censor every piece of information suggesting otherwise. But these events are two parts of the same coup. Yes, the popular vote count occurred November 3 and the Deep State media declared Biden the winner of that vote, but our system, t

  1.  Smear campaign If you take your attention away from the narcissist, they will smear you. Even if you stop talking to them for just a short period of time, the narcissist will run to anyone who will listen. They will tell them horrible things about you. They will say that you’re a liar or cheater, and they will try to make people think that you’re crazy. Narcissists usually turn the tables on what actually happened between you and them so that it favors them.  They do this to gain sympathy from other people because it gives them a narcissistic supply. They will spread rumors and gossip and they can talk to other people about you for hours. And they enjoy talking about other people’s private lives, and they always manage to find people who also enjoy gossiping. Narcissists always manage to find people who believe what they’re saying.  These people are known as the flying monkeys, and they will often come after you. They do the dirty work on behalf of the narcissist. Many of them ar

Number 1: Stay as level-headed as possible.  When interacting with a narcissist, the most important piece of advice that you can receive is to keep a level head. This does not only include keeping your emotions under control, but it also includes being strategic in both what you do around the narcissist and what you say to them. This may mean that you will need to be extra careful around every interaction that you have with a narcissist. Number 2: Keep your emotions in check.  Narcissists thrive when people are experiencing negative emotions like sadness, jealousy, or anger. This is because people tend to let their guard down when they are feeling these things, and this makes it easier for the narcissist to manipulate and control the person. As a result, keeping your emotions in check when a narcissist is trying to evoke negative emotions in you is an excellent way to confuse them and keep yourself protected at the same time. In fact, this is one of the first things that psychology exp