Protesters disrupt Gore book-signing event in Chicago
Article: Truth Is Contagious

Justin Mangano, from Australia, was beaming after Al Gore signed his book Tuesday when his star-struck moment was interrupted by a protester being hauled out of the Borders bookstore in the Chicago Loop.

Gore was at the book store promoting the just released “Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis.” Fans were there to get his autograph and opponents came to challenge his message. Members of the group, We Are Change, were the most outspoken of Gore’s naysayers at the former vice president’s appearance at 150 N. State St. Gore’s security guards escorted the protesters from the store.

The We Are Change group contends that Gore’s message of global warming is a hoax, that he is a puppet of a new world order and that he is propagating a eugenics program.

The group claims it is “a citizens based grassroots peace and social justice movement working to reveal the truth behind the events of September 11th, as well as the lies of the government and corporate elite who remain suspect in this crime.”

“We need to wake up to this now, or it’s going to be too late. They want to tax the air we breathe and the meat we eat,” said activist Saad Ali, one of about 30 protesters at the event. ‘There are 30,000 scientists trying to sue this bum,” he screamed as he was escorted from the building.

But Gore’s fans weren’t interested in what the protesters were shouting.

Monika Hinterman, who got Gore to sign her book, said she was impressed that he was paying so much attention to climate change.

Gore’s fans weren’t interested in what the protesters were shouting because? Because they’re probably a bunch of mindless liberal drones who don’t care about facts, scientific evidence, and anything that proves that “global warming” is, in fact, a complete hoax. Just like “Barack Obama is BLAAAACK” is a lie. He’s so not. Of course Monika was impressed he’s paying so much attention to climate change. Teen fiction literature is one of today’s hot topics. He’s been busy writing these fictional books and making up fraudulent evidence… it takes a lot of work to fool this many people. Well, actually it doesn’t. It takes a lot of work to educate the libtards on the TRUTH.

“I think he’s trying to make people more aware of the issues that have gone unnoticed for too long,” Hinterman said.

Some who came to meet Gore at the book signing said that while they support free speech, the event was not the best place for a protest.

“If you have a point of view, put some facts and figures to it. Express yourself with support behind it,” said Sabolch Horvat, who carried a signed copy of the book under his arm.

Nicole Lynch bought the book to make up her mind about the science that the protesters questioned. She said she approves of his efforts to get people to take better care of the planet.

“I’m not saying he’s perfect, and I would call him out if I knew he screwed up,” Lynch said. “I’m not afraid to speak my mind.”

Well, Nicole; allow me to help you. Read my post on Al Gore and his fraudulent global warming scam HERE: An Inconvenient Al.

- BBC has found that we have not observed any increase in global temperatures for the last 11 years. Yes, that’s over ONE DECADE

- The average temperature of the water near the top of the Earth’s oceans has significantly cooled since 2003

This topic is important to me because I see it everyday in my reality. There are a lot of different things going on within relationships between myself and family. I’m learning more and more that it all has to do with the thoughts created by my mind.

I started noticing that the things my family feared were the same things that I feared. The most common fear is attached to money. Most of my family has the same fear/belief system. It appears that most of them don’t realize it though. I see the same thing within my mind.

I have been thinking that even if a family member is a negative influence, they are family and should be held on to as such. This may or may not be the case. In this process of learning I have figured out that I cannot change another person. I cannot change another persons reactions, but I can change mine. The element I just mentioned is crucial to how I handle so called relationship problems.

For example, I’ve noticed that anything I don’t like about something my family member does, is actually something that I don’t like about myself. It’s almost as if my mind purposely creates situations in which I see things so that I may correct them. If I see something in my reality that I don’t like, its because I’m thinking about something that I don’t like.

The only way that I have found to handle any family problem, is to have forgiveness. I ask myself what I would I want someone to do to me if I was unconsciously causing hurt. If something I said hurt someones feelings, it’s like I myself am hurt. In order for me to be hurt I have to consider the opposite of love as real. I love my family, so if my sibling appears to do something that hurts me, the only thing I can do is forgive. First I forgive myself for believing that what was said was really them, and then I forgive them for not knowing what they are doing.

I have a family member who I feel for some reason is only nice to me when they want something. This family members life is run by the concept of fear and scarcity. They always come up to me like I can read their mind or something. It seems they try and assume that I know what they mean when they don’t speak and just stare at me. I had to ask myself why am I seeing this? What is there to learn from this? At some point in my life I must have done this to someone right? They are always afraid. I realized that I don’t like that about myself. I don’t like to be afraid and in a scarcity mindset. So this family member tends to annoy me a lot because that is a belief about myself that I am annoyed about.

I control my reactions, which means if I get frustrated and annoyed it’s because I’m choosing to. But why would I consciously choose to feel bad? It must be because I believe that a lie about myself is true. Looking at the situation negatively makes the person serve no purpose in my life unless….Unless of course I act out of forgiveness. I forgive the lie I see and see the truth. The truth is I have inner conflict within my mind, or else I wouldn’t see conflict in my reality.

I have a sibling who is frequently upset, always creating a reality in which they feel that they do everything. They complain a lot and it’s really annoying to me at times. I had to ask myself, why am I seeing this? I’m seeing this because it’s a part of me that I don’t like. I don’t like my complaining self, I don’t like my controlling self, I don’t like my superficial self. I see all these things, but these things are not them and they are not me. These things are beliefs in lies. The only way to remove it is to heal our minds.

This may mean that as I heal my mind I enter into a new dynamic of reality in which I don’t see these things. If the people can’t support the change, then I will see new people in my reality.

Things that I complain about in my life – “I’m bossed around, punked by elders.” This is not what it seems. What it really means is that I feel like my life is out of my control. My mind is telling me that I’m not being my own boss, I’m giving my power away. Wake up and take it back. So it’s an internal belief that isn’t true.

I feel like sometimes some of the relationships are not healthy for me because they support my old way of thinking. But then I must forgive the fact that I think the old way of thinking is real.

The most prominent attempt to control me is through guilt. One family member especially tries to impose guilt mentally through reactions and sighs and anything else they can think of. It seems really childish to me, and yet if I’m seeing it I must be doing it. I must be thinking it. Lately I’ve been ignoring it, it must be apart of myself that I don’t like. I mean who likes to feel guilty. I’ve felt guilty about school, about money, about work, and then I see it in a family relationship. It seems to me I must forgive myself of believing in this lie.

Check this out…

I’m not much a planner but someone close to me is a planner. I get annoyed when bombarded to plan because I like to go with the flow. But maybe deep down inside I want to become a better planner. I think this is more reality than the illusion that would say I don’t like planning.

I’ve decided to compile a list of things that I think I don’t like about other people, to confirm what I don’t like about myself. If I don’t like something about myself then it must not be true. It must be a lie I’m believing in.

I’ll make a post with the things listed so be sure to read it. I’ll call it “What I don’t like about people.”

Then I will explain why it really is my mind telling me what to correct about myself.

So A.G. and I talked again last night, for a few hours – and of course in the middle of it he brings up his dick.  Seriously, sometimes I just feel like I should go ahead and accept the treatment I get from men – not say a word in disagreement – primarily because that is all I seem to receive.

Let me say, the only reason I don’t do that is because when I was young, my grandmother would always say “If you got the same problems with everybody, baby doll, it’s cause the problem is with you.”  So instead of just giving up and thinking “Well all men are this way,”  I think “There’s got to be something I’m doing wrong that I can change.”

So I’ve been thinking of what I might be doing.  One thing I do consistently is let me joke with me sexually at any point they deem acceptable.  Many think it’s okay within the first 5 minutes – taking stock of what kind of girl they think I am – what I might do later in the evening.

This is what most men never even consider – making their attempts to get pussy completely invalid and worthless:  Most women are smart enough to know what they’re after.  We know that when they say “We could just hang out,” if it’s after 10pm when that statement is said, we’re not going to “hang out.”  Well… something’s going to hang out, but it aint gonna bring us closer together “as friends (which is another one guys like to use to seem innocent).”  The things men say to make their intentions seem innocuous only hurt them more.  Like saying, “I missed you,” but saying that after he hasn’t attempted to contact her for an extended period of time.

Uhm… you did not miss me at all.

Guys do it all the time, and the saddest part of all of it is this: Guys who get sex from one night stands and the first night of a date are usually douche bag guys who don’t bother to lie – or really great guys who chix have connected with during the outing.  In fact, in my case, the only guy of the 5 (6? 7?  18?) guys I’ve dated in the last year who I had sex with was the douche bag who didn’t bother to lie.

I’ve got an ang-ery inch.  I’m very much like the character Hedwig in a lot of ways – She just wanted to be loved and kept meeting shitty guys who had a deficiency inside themselves – they used her so they would feel okay.  I watched that movie and thought, “If I was a transsexual woman with a wig fetish and a botched sex change experience…”  LOLs

Like with A.G. – He calls and texts out of the blue, so I say “Are you talking to me again because you’re in the mood or something?”  – One of my girlfriends says it frightens men when I say things like, “Are you doing this because you want to bone me?”  So I decided to take the less… offensive route -  and of course he says, “Not at all!  I just miss you a lot.”

When he started talking about his cock 15 minutes later I said, “This is random, where did this come from?” and he says (surprise, surprise….)  “You just get me in the mood.“

…………………………………….Next Up?   Promises

I’m sure most of you are familiar with these images that have been circulating the blogosphere:

First, let me point out that Al Gore has failed at proving that Global Warming exists. That’s like trying to prove that Santa exists. Sure, wouldn’t it be dandy? But facts are facts and fiction is fiction. So, what does a has-been politician do when his life’s work has been proven time and time again to be a fraud? Well, if this has-been politician is Al Gore; he resorts to Photoshopping “evidence”. I mean, Photoshop trumps science, right? Wrong. Sorry, Al. It doesn’t. Just like whining about pregnant chads doesn’t win an election. YES, we all remember your whiny ass complaining about pregnant chads and dimples on ballots.

In the images above you can clearly see that several massive hurricanes have been Photoshopped. It’s been proven that hurricanes are at a 30 year low. Here are some graphs I found at Watts Up With That:

Both Northern Hemisphere and South Hemisphere AND therefore overall Global hurricane activity has continued to sink to levels not seen since the 1970s. Even more astounding, when the Southern Hemisphere hurricane data is analyzed to create a global value, we see that Global Hurricane Energy has sunk to 30-year lows, at the least. Since hurricane intensity and detection data is problematic as one goes back in time, when reporting and observing practices were different than today, it is possible that we underestimated global hurricane energy during the 1970s.

Using a well-accepted metric called the Accumulated Cyclone Energy index or ACE for short (Bell and Chelliah 2006), which has been used by Klotzbach (2006) and Emanuel (2005) (PDI is analogous to ACE), and most recently by myself in Maue (2009) , simple analysis shows that 24-month running sums of global ACE or hurricane energy have plummeted to levels not seen in 30 years.

Why use 24-month running sums instead of simply yearly values? Since a primary driver of the Earth’s climate from year to year is the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO) acts on time scales on the order of 2-7 years, and the fact that the bulk of the Southern Hemisphere hurricane season occurs from October – March, a reasonable interpretation of global hurricane activity requires a better metric than simply calendar year totals. The 24-month running sums is analogous to the idea of “what have you done for me lately”. During the past 6 months, extending back to October of 2008 when the Southern Hemisphere tropical season was gearing up, global ACE had crashed due to two consecutive years of well-below average Northern Hemisphere hurricane activity. To avoid confusion, I am not specifically addressing the North Atlantic, which was above normal in 2008 (in terms of ACE), but the hemisphere (and or globe) as a whole. The North Atlantic only represents a 1/10 to 1/8 of global hurricane energy output on average but deservedly so demands disproportionate media attention due to the devastating societal impacts of recent major hurricane landfalls.

Interesting, indeed. Visit Watts Up With That for more information. Unless you’re a liberal. From what I understand; you liberals aren’t all that interested in facts and information. But, it’s there if you ever decide to quit being morons.

If you look at the second image I posted; the one with the faux-hurricanes… you’ll notice that the Arctic has magically disappeared! Funny, since the Arctic ice is currently at the SAME levels as 1979. The good people at Daily Tech pointed this out.

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Rapid growth spurt leaves amount of ice at levels seen 29 years ago.

Thanks to a rapid rebound in recent months, global sea ice levels now equal those seen 29 years ago, when the year 1979 also drew to a close.

Visit Daily Tech for more information.

Also, NASA points out that the average temperature of the water near the top of the Earth’s oceans has significantly cooled since 2003. CLICK FOR NASA ARTICLE

BBC has found that we have not observed any increase in global temperatures for the last 11 years. Yes, that’s over ONE DECADE. CLICK FOR BBC ARTICLE

So… tell me… Why does Florida appear to be dissolving in Al Gore’s lame Photoshopped images? What the hell happened to CUBA? Last time I checked; Cuba still exists. Also; look at the SIZE of those faux-hurricanes. Anyone who actually believes this Global Warming bullshit simply WANTS to. There is no other conclusion.

Here’s something fun:
Letting Al Gore know we aren’t falling for his junk science, Portland, Oregon 11/18/09

Wake up, people. He’s cashing in and making BILLIONS off of easily influenced MORONS.

“What I’m saying to the people of Connecticut, I can do more for you and your families, to get something done to make health care affordable, to get universal health insurance.­.. I’ve been working on health insurance reform for more than a dozen years. I have offered a comprehensive program. Small business health insurance reform. Something I call MediKids to cover all the children in America on a sliding fee basis up to the age of 25. MediChoice, to allow anybody in our country to buy into a national health insurance pool like the health insurance that we federal employees and members of Congress have. Medical malpractice reform. It will cover 95% of those who are not covered now, and it will reduce the pressure on rising costs for all the millions of others who are covered.”

- Joe Lieberman, campaign promises, October 23, 2006.

It’s time for Harry Reid to take the lying little bastard’s committee chairmanship away. If he does filibuster the Health Care Bill he should be shunned by the whole Democratic Caucus. Frankly, the Repiglicans can have him.

It’s funny how I tend to believe

Same shit that Adam was told by Eve

Bite into that apple quick

Everything you say seems slick

And you don’t even think that I know

That you’re putting on the worst show

Now I’m the one that’s left looking stupid

Annoyed by the fact that you caught the arrow shot by cupid

This is from Dragonette’s latest album (released last month) Fixin’ to Thrill and it is my new favorite song!!!!…At least for today.

But probably tomorrow and the next day, too.

Have a spectacular holiday!

Now the rich Federal Conservative Tory MP Gerald  Keddy, who represents the riding of South Shore-St.Margaret’s, had been asked by a reporter whether he was employing migrant workers on the Christmas tree farm he runs with his family . Keddy said he didn’t, but that he wouldn’t criticize others for doing so because local people won’t do the work.  “Nova Scotians won’t do it — all those no-good bastards sitting on the sidewalk in Halifax that can’t get work,” The Federal Conservative Tory MP Gerald Keddy has apologized for saying unemployed Haligonians are “no-good bastards” because they won’t work on Christmas tree farms.  “These comments were insensitive”. `I would like to offer a sincere apology for remarks I made regarding the unemployed in Halifax,” “In no way did I mean to offend those who have lost their job due to the global recession, nor did I mean to suggest that anyone who is unemployed is not actively looking for employment.”

 But what did he now mean?

We are all sorry he got elected in the first place too//

Special unit will investigate possible police misconduct The Cape Breton Post SYDNEY — Nova Scotia Justice Minister Ross Landry says the province will set up an independent unit to investigate serious incidents of possible police misconduct. Landry said up to seven investigators will be employed by the unit, which will bring greater accountability and transparency to investigations involving police. Nova Scotia is consulting police agencies, interested groups and the other Atlantic provinces to develop a model for the unit, the Nova Scotia Department of Justice said Tuesday. Bob Purcell, a department official, said the unit which could be in place by spring 2010 will investigate incidents in which a person has been killed or injured by police. The investigative unit may also be responsible for probing similar incidents involving sheriffs or corrections officers in custody situations, although that has not yet been decided, said Purcell, executive director of the Department of Justice’s public safety and security division. The justice minister’s announcement received a guarded welcome Tuesday from a spokesman for the Wagmatcook First Nation band council, which has been demanding the long-awaited release of a report into the RCMP shooting death of a resident almost a year ago. Brian Arbuthnot, band director of operations, said he has not seen any details about how the investigative unit will operate but said it sounds like a positive step. John Simon died in a Baddeck hospital about three hours after being shot by an RCMP officer at a home on the reserve on Dec. 2. Last month, officials from the band council held a press conference in Halifax to air their concerns about delays in the release of a Halifax Regional Police investigative report on the death. Arbuthnot said an independent unit could possibly complete investigations and issue reports more quickly, but he noted on the other hand, there are many factors to consider in any shooting death.  The public prosecutor’s office also plays a role, he noted. “I don’t want to sound too pessimistic about it. I think it makes sense to do it but I guess they say the proof is in the pudding and let’s see where it goes from here.” Chief Myles Burke of the Cape Breton Regional Police Service said right now, police departments in Nova Scotia dealing with a serious incident involving one of their own typically call on other departments to do an investigation. “While I will say it worked, some of the challenges it has for the chiefs are you still have that question for the public dealing with accountability and independence,” said Burke, who has conducted such investigations. “And there is a very significant cost to the municipal units in relation to these investigations. They are very expensive and they are time-consuming.” The Nova Scotia Chiefs of Police Association supports the path the province is taking and Burke said personally supports it. Burke said the issue of whether investigations would proceed more quickly is questionable considering that investigators must sometimes wait for lab reports   http://www.capebretonpost.com/index.cfm?sid=305804&sc=145

and does that inlude the bad RCMP?

AND WHAT NEXT CAN WE EXPECT?

There’s an old saying that “he who laughs last is dumbest.”  In this case, he/they who figure out what everyone else knew nine months ago is dumbest.  Talk about a sold out media.  Jeez.

When Obama and all of the liberals are saying “we’re not out of debt yet because we haven’t spent enough money,” it’s no wonder anyone who has to actually balance a checkbook doesn’t trust them.

CBS Catches Up with Conservatives and Realizes Obama Has ‘Credibility’ Problem

By: Brent Baker
November 24, 2009 02:38 ET

Long after conservatives and the American people figured it out, CBS on Monday night came to the realization President Barack Obama has a “credibility” problem fueled by the “disconnect” between Obama’s promise to reduce the deficit as he pushes for massive new spending. Back in August, the CBS Evening News denigrated the town hall questioners as “unruly protests,” but on Monday reporter Chip Reid warned:

The American people are increasingly questioning the President’s credibility. He says the stimulus has saved or created 640,000 jobs, but only seven percent of Americans believe it has created any. And he’s repeatedly promised health care reform will not increase the deficit, but a mere 19 percent believe him.

Reid proceeded to relay how CBS News analyst John Dickerson “says for many Americans there’s a basic disconnect — a President who promises to trim the budget but only seems to want to spend and spend.” More amazing for CBS, Reid noted how “highly respected foreign policy analyst Leslie Gelb” called Obama’s just-completed Asia trip “’amateur hour‘ for failing to get deals locked in before the President left home.”

Katie Couric set up the story by asking: “Is the honeymoon over? Though President Obama has been in office less than a year, many Americans are growing disenchanted with his handling of the enormous problems he and the country are facing — from unemployment to health care to Afghanistan.” She introduced Reid by worrying: “Are there signs of strain apparent at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue these days?”

(Meanwhile, over on World News, ABC anchor Charles Gibson fretted over all the “problems” Obama “faces, all coming to a head, it seems, soon. Health care to be debated by the Senate but support could easily unravel, a much delayed presidential decision on more troops for Afghanistan and, on the horizon, the huge ballooning costs of the federal deficit.”)

The MRC’s Brad Wilmouth corrected the closed-captioning against the video to provide this transcript of the story on the Monday, November 23 CBS Evening News:

KATIE COURIC: Turning to politics now, is the honeymoon over? Though President Obama has been in office less than a year, many Americans are growing disenchanted with his handling of the enormous problems he and the country are facing – from unemployment to health care to Afghanistan. His poll numbers are sliding, and at least one poll, Gallup, shows his job approval rating has fallen for the first time below 50 percent. Chip Reid is at the White House tonight. And, Chip, are there signs of strain apparent at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue these days?

CHIP REID: There sure are, Katie. The President is getting battered on everything from health care to the economy to foreign policy. Some polls show Americans are increasingly questioning his credibility. It’s a speech the President has given over and over-

PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA Our economy’s growing again for the first time in more than a year.

REID: -emphasizing the good news and promising to fix the bad.

OBAMA: I will not rest until businesses are investing again and businesses are hiring again and people have work again.

REID: But with unemployment over 10 percent and expected to rise for months to come, he offered no new ideas. He says next week’s White House jobs summit will break new ground, but critics are already dismissing the summit as a gimmick. To make matters worse, the American people are increasingly questioning the President’s credibility. He says the stimulus has saved or created 640,000 jobs, but only seven percent of Americans believe it has created any [CBS News poll]. And he’s repeatedly promised health care reform will not increase the deficit, but a mere 19 percent believe him [Quinnipiac poll].

JOHN DICKERSON, CBS NEWS POLITICAL ANALYST: The more he talks about these hard issues, the less people are buying it.

REID: Dickerson says for many Americans there’s a basic disconnect – a President who promises to trim the budget but only seems to want to spend and spend.

DICKERSON: People want something to be done about the deficit, and here he’s talking about spending a trillion more dollars.

REID: All this comes as the so-called debt bomb is getting ready to explode. The national debt is now more than $12 trillion – simply paying the interest on the debt is expected to soar from $200 billion to $700 billion by 2019. The President is also suffering a credibility gap on foreign policy. He called his eight-day Asia trip a “job strategy” but came home with little to show for it. Highly respected foreign policy analyst Leslie Gelb calls the trip “amateur hour” for failing to get deals locked in before the President left home. On Afghanistan tonight, the President holds his ninth meeting with his war council, a full month after Dick Cheney accused him of dithering over the decision – and the President says it’s still several weeks away.

REID, AT WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING: Are you concerned that Americans are increasingly looking at this President as simply indecisive and uncertain?

REID: It’s a topic that dominated today’s White House briefing.

ROBERT GIBBS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: I think the American people want the President to take time to get this decision right.

REID: But while the President is taking all that time, some Democratic opponents of a troop surge are stealing the spotlight. They’re calling for a war tax to pay for any additional troops.  (Ahhh, the liberal answer to everything, because they have no other ideas.)

— Brent Baker is Vice President for Research and Publications at the Media Research Center

Continuamos con nuestras investigaciones estúpidas serias como periódico serio que somos.

En medio de toda la movida de la expulsión de Johnny_Palillo nos hemos encontrado con esto en el foro de POL:
http://pol.virtualpol.com/foro/organismos/la-fiscalia/#m-43668

Solicito de la fiscalía que actúe en consecuencia a las declaraciones mostradas en las siguientes capturas:

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En ellas vemos mensajes cuyo contenido resulta no menos que increíble. Hemos tomado declaración a un ciudadano de POL:

Si ya no teníamos suficiente con xabio supervisando el censo, ¡ahora quieren ponernos también a WarMaster! ¡Qué tiempos aquellos en los que sólo JONSO nos supervisaba, ningún failer podía supervisar el censo! Lástima del día en que Honse y dannnyql abandonaron la supervisión del censo… al final son los únicos que lograron sustituir de forma decente al JONSO… FailAlberto no tanto, qué voy a decir

Agradecemos a este polés sus declaraciones. Bien, continuando con lo que íbamos, también nos hemos encontrado con este mensaje de Osvaldo Cagas osvaldocangas:

Debo aclarar que usted Señor Born y el Señor Sanchez (por darle estas imágenes a usted) están cometiendo un delito, según el RG 09/008 Nuevo Reglamento de Protección de Secretos y Privacidad. Usted está revelando el contenido de mensajes privados, y por lo tanto está cometiendo el delito.

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Pero eso ya no le interesa a nadie, lo importante es lo de más arriba.

¿Qué podemos decir? Que si ya se la liado parda con el asunto de Palillo, esto lo ha rematado.

¡Biba el 24 de Noviembre, el día del Primer Fracaso y Renacer de POL!
Eso es todo, queridos hamijos, os mantendremos informados.

 

THIS TIME THE OFFENSE IS WORSE, ALLOWING HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES OF OTHERS BY TORTURE, AND COVER-UPS, LYING TO THE CANADIAN CITIZENS, AND THE WORLD NOW TOO. TARNISHING OUR CANADIAN REPUTATION, CREDIBILITY, IMAGE ON THE WORLD STAGE AS WELL.

And once again, i, unexpectedly capable of finding her lies.
You know, im starting to get a feeling she does resemble lisa.
Because what she tells, aint necessarily be the truth.

Oh i hate my ex.
Oh i can’t be friend with my ex.
Oh i don’t want to talk with her anymore.
Oh i have thrown away all her stuff and the stuff given by her.

However,
First: she was frantic when she forgot her ex’s bday.
2nd: password -_- how can you forget if that is the thing you type everyday? Even i, now, remember her ex’s bday.
3rd: she was suuupper frantic when her ‘beloved” foxtrot was borrowed and not returned. And i just found out today, it is either her ex’s or from her ex’s.
and not to mention some other stuff.

No, i am not jealous.
Which is bad because tht means,
I won’t care anymore….
She is not living up to her words.
That makes her just like lisa

As you know, Love can be either hell or heaven.

When the one you love say that he will keep his promise, and you find out that he did not, what would you do?

Keep him, or leave him?

Would you trust in love itself or trust the one you love again?

‘Cause you can never trust when it comes to lie. 

Why would you want to be with the one who hurt you? You don’t need a liar.

Micah is a liar, and she’s the protagonist in Justine Larbalestier’s new novel “Liar”.

“Liar” is an intricately written novel about one girls struggle with the implications of the lies that she has told, and the reconciliation of the connection they have to the unbelievable truth. Micah is an unreliable narrator.

While she is a self-proclaimed liar, she swears to recount the absolute truth in the novel. However, how is one to believe the word of a liar who proclaims to be adhering to the truth?

The novel is largely a murder mystery, with Micah’s lies leaving her to be a prime suspect. First her boyfriend goes missing, and then he turns up dead. Essentially the novel becomes a psychological thriller dealing with the murder of Zach.

The reader is continually drawn into the tale that Micah weaves, simultaneously filling in gaps with the truth and lies. It is up to the reader to decipher for themselves what of Micah’s story is truly to be believed.

“Liar” is a suspenseful read that will continually lead you to examine the pitfalls and implications of lies, whether they be large or small. It is a modern look at the concept of the boy who cried wolf.

Ultimately the story asks the reader to ask, at what point does the truth we bend get lost in the fictions that we weave?