P O L I T I C A L D E C E P T I O NPolitical deception has long been an accepted part of the democratic process. Political lies and deception, so often assumed to be trivial by those who tell them, rarely are. They cannot be trivial when they affect so many people and when they are so peculiarly likely to be imitated, used to retaliate, and spread from a few to many. When political representative or entire governments arrogate to themselves the right to lie, they take power from the public that would not have been given up voluntarily. However, advances in technology and information sharing have made it possible to track statements made by politicians and to check the facts supporting their statements. |
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This website is about collecting data in reference to political deception. The data source is either websites on the internet or information that is circulated through emails. PoliticalDeception.com does not have any source of its own for collecting data and thus relies on common people affected by deception to do this job. One can go through the data and then read in between the lines to form an opinion and expose the truth. The least we can do is speak up. All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing - Edmund Burke | |
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