If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed – Adolph Hitler.

Where do we start?

First, some people have been saying a “Damn Lie” for years.  They say that our Constitution is old and outdated.  That is not true! It may not have mentioned or talked about subjects we must deal with today but that in and of itself does not make it null and void and not apply for the 21st Century.  They did not even know or think about computers and the Internet.  Sometimes I think life would be simpler if we never had all of the distractions we now have in our life.

Second, another “Damn Lie” is that the “Federal Reserve Notes are Money”. How can a “note” be Money?  It is an obligation to pay thereby making it a “note” and due and payable to the issuer. Gold, Silver and other precious metals are Money.  If you have any doubt just read the Founding Documents of our Country.

Third, it seems that some politicians think if you keep telling a lie long enough people will believe it, oh yeah the guy above pioneered that back before WWII.  Seems that some are still trying this today.  I guess some people never learn from history.  Those people telling those “lies” will find out the hard way that it is best to tell the Truth.

Fourth, Perhaps the biggest “lie” of this election year, and the one likely to be repeated the most often, is that the incomes of “the rich” are going up, while other people’s incomes are going down. If you listen to Barack Obama, you are bound to hear this “lie” repeatedly. The government’s own Congressional Budget Office has just published a report whose statistics flatly contradict this claim. The CBO report shows that, while the average household income fell 12 percent between 2007 and 2009, the average for the lower four-fifths fell by 5 percent or less, while the average income for households in the top fifth fell 18 percent. For households in the “top one percent” that seems to fascinate so many people, income fell by 36 percent in those same years.

Fifth, this really is a “Big Damn Lie”. That the September 2012 unemployment rate dropped to 7.8 % from 8.1%. This is way off since the Real Unemployment U6 number is 14.7 % and has been for months.

Finally, I call all of my readers to ACTION. Don’t just take what someone says as FACT, do your own due diligence and find out the facts for yourself.