The Truth Will Find You Ouch! (Chuck Norris On Truth In Public And Personal Life Alert)

Worldnetdaily.com ^ | 02/18/2007 | Chuck Norris

[goldstategop]

Today, Chuck Norris wants us to recall the importance of truth and draws attention to the belief of the Father Of Our Country, George Washington, in the character of an honest man. Liberalism disdains moral absolutes and timeless values and has convinced itself lying is expedient. It never is except, in certain situations where lying might be more moral than telling the truth. As a general rule for the conduct of life however and as philosophy, its always best to tell the truth. Honesty only redounds to a nation's as well as an individual's character.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[smartymarty]

Thou shalt not bear false witness.

[dinasour]

like one I saw titled, "How to Lie with Statistics."

But if you had read it, you would have discovered that it was about how a non expert can catch other people lying with statistics.

[SkyPilot]

"You may be sure that your sin will find you out."

Numbers 32:23

Liberals need to hear this. God will not be mocked.

[goldstategop]

God hates the person who swears falsely by His Name and will not forgive him. God is the Source Of All Truth.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[DainBramage]

If Chuck Norris says "Thou shalt not" then thou shouldn't for thy own sake. So shall it be.

[kellynch]

Wow. Someone in Hollywood who can quote Oscar Wilde. Cool.

[TheSpottedOwl]

BTTT!

Great article, and so true. People feel no shame these days. My Grandmother said, "a liar is worse than a thief, because a liar can hang an innocent man". Don't get me started on perjury. It no longer gets punished in most courts.

[goldstategop]

Just think Bill Clinton. The public erroneously believes he lied to avoid having to avoid admitting an affair. Whereas of course, the truth is he PERJURED himself in court by lying when he could have invoked the Fifth Amendment. Perjury, as you pointed out is a serious crime but somehow the Democrats made it over into a case about lying about sex, which it was not. The case never involved a personal lie but rather a public one before a court of law.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[billorites]

Chuck Norris's tears can cure cancer.

Pity he never cries.

[syriacus]

Anyone can now purchase a host of ''how to'' books on lying, like one I saw titled, ''How to Lie with Statistics.'' (The only statistics about which one can't lie are those that tell how many do.)

Just wanted to clarify one thing. There is a book entitled How to Lie with Statistics that was an "eye-opening" book, written to make people aware of the ways that the presentation of statistics can be used to deceive people.

I'm grateful to my father who handed me a copy to read when I was about 13. I never again took someone's presentation of statistics at face value.

[Right in Wisconsin]

dumb question - what does BTTT mean? I see it all the time and always wondered.

[Right in Wisconsin]

dumb question - what does BTTT mean? I see it all the time and always wondered.

[Dustbunny]

Excellent article !!!!

[moonman]

"God hates the person who ..."

I don't believe hate is something God spends time on, alas, the Old Testament tells about misfortune and terrible things happening to those that fall out of His favor.

[Dustbunny]

Bump To The Top - BTTT

[syriacus]

Our country is being buried by Democrat (and some Republican) lies.

I'm oversimplifying here, but .. I think television shows have encouraged people to lie. At least, shows have encouraged people to tell "little white lies."

In a lot of sit-coms, lying to family members is viewed as "cute," and skillful liars are admired or given a pass.

We need to be able to trust that members of our family are being honest.

Two of my kids loved to watch reruns of "I Love Lucy." The amount of lying was overwhelming, so, feeling like a kill-joy censor, I pointed out to them that Lucy (and the other characters) relied too much on lying.

I'm not saying I haven't lied. I'm saying that we should aim to tell the truth. We should not assume that lying is "fine."

[Russ]

You are right, there was alot of lying on "I Love Lucy" and as I recall, on "Leave It To Beaver". However, the moral of each episode was that the lie was always found out and the liar never got away with it. Lesson learned.

[Mad Dawg]

What a great witness from a great guy!

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[stevie_d_64]

As hoakie as some of the work he does as a celebrity, he does have a good heart, and can still put a knot on yer head if you get out of line, and make you happy he put a knot on yer head!

I believe he still has that spread up north of Houston...