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- 1Rahul Gandhi's economic warning said to be proven right●Economic Tsunami—Rahul’s warning proven true! Godi Media's lies against the Cockroach party!
Abhisar Sharma, an Indian journalist, is drawing large attention with a commentary saying an "economic tsunami" has vindicated Rahul Gandhi's earlier warnings about the economy. He also accuses pro-government media outlets of spreading lies against the opposition Congress party, which he mockingly labels the "Cockroach party." The piece is being widely shared amid debate over India's economic direction.
- 2Hillary Clinton post attacking Trump's rhetoric draws praise online●HRC nails it with this post. Trump uses projection and scapegoating to push his toxic lies. Robert Reich’s comments from
A social media post attributed to Hillary Clinton criticizing Donald Trump for using projection and scapegoating to spread what she calls toxic lies is drawing attention and praise. Commenters cite former Labor Secretary Robert Reich's remarks from 1994 as prescient, saying his warnings about such political tactics have come true, and urge voters to reject what they call charlatans at the ballot box.
- 3Nietzsche quote on the apparent world circulates among readers●The "apparent" world is the only world: the "true world" is just added to it by a lie. Nietzsche ~ Twilight of the Idols
A line from Nietzsche's Twilight of the Idols is being shared widely in book and philosophy circles: "The apparent world is the only world: the 'true world' is just added to it by a lie." Readers are pairing the aphorism with photography, using it as a prompt for reflection on perception, truth and appearance.
- 4Ranking the Six Worst Spy TV Shows of All Time●Movie TV Tech Geeks # TV # TrueLies # SecretInvasion # Taken The 6 Worst Spy Shows of All Time, Ranked http:// dlvr.it/T
Entertainment site Movie TV Tech Geeks has published a ranked list of what it calls the six worst spy television shows of all time. The piece name-checks series including True Lies, Secret Invasion and Taken, judging how adaptations and thrillers in the espionage genre have fallen short of expectations.