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This paper, “TRUTH 101” by Miles Mathis, argues that the mainstream media and government consistently lie to the public about almost everything. Mathis claims that while some instances of “fake news” are exposed by opposing political parties (like the Jussie Smollett case and the alleged Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot), his own findings are suppressed. He attributes this suppression to his lack of prominence and the deliberate efforts of entities like Google and various government agencies (CIA, FBI) to silence him through denial of existence, online noise (trolls from Langley, Air Force Bases), censorship on forums like Unz, Wikipedia, and YouTube, and promotion of his critics on sites like RationalWiki, Snopes, SPLC, CSICOP, and Popular Mechanics.

Mathis asserts that his research, conducted over 20 years, relies on scrutinizing mainstream sources like Google, Wikipedia, Geni.com, Instantcheckmate, Worldbook, Intelius, Radaris, thepeerage.com, Britannica, geneanet, textbooks, and peer-reviewed papers. He believes these sources contain contradictions and anomalies that, when compiled, reveal a systemic deception. He contrasts his approach with that of specialists who are controlled by the government, suggesting his independence from academic fields, his artistic background (a realist artist), and his financial situation have allowed him to uncover these truths.

To illustrate his points, Mathis offers examples from his other papers:

  • The Titanic sinking, which he claims was an insurance fraud, with the ship hidden in Hamburg, Germany, and a fabricated story about its location in the warm Gulfstream and the presence of icebergs.
  • The O. J. Simpson case, which he alleges was staged to incite race wars, suggesting O. J. Simpson was gay and that Nicole Brown Simpson was a “beard” and possibly a body double.
  • The death of Sharon Tate, where he claims her sister Patti was a look-alike used as a replacement.
  • The disappearance of Amelia Earhart, suggesting her sister Muriel was a look-alike who gained fame afterward.
  • The case of Queen Elizabeth I, proposing a “brother switch” with her look-alike brother Fitzroy, who was allegedly disguised as her to cover her infertility.

Mathis concludes that his readers consider his work an “addiction” and encourages them to examine his evidence, emphasizing that his goal is to expose the widespread deception by compiling overlooked facts.

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