#lieseverywhere

[risingtothestars]

Se não tivesses feito aquilo naquele dia, hoje ainda estava contigo.

ICAB

[spanky606]

@Regrann from @life_forever7 - "According to "Slave Statistics" by Hugh Thomas published in 1997 by Simon and Schuster somewhere around 500,000 Africans were transported to North America between 1619-1865. But because of the horrible conditions the Africans were packed in on the slave ships half of them died during the journey. This means that the actual amount of Africans that made it to North America alive was between 250,000-300,000 over a period of 240 years. If so few Africans were brought over to North America why are there so many African Americans living here today? In 2013 US Census Bureau estimated 45 million African Americans in the United States. No other group in the US had a growth rate this high! Statistics state less than 1% of all Indigenous people of North and South America are in existence as a result of European conquests. Ninety-five (95%) percent were massacred by Columbus and his European crews shortly after 1492. That quickly huh??? Around 1900, it was thought Native Americans were on the brink of extinction with only 250,000 left. Yet, there is actual physical evidence in the form of artifacts of dark skinned, curly hair texture natives. There are written accounts of the Native Americans being called Ethiopians by the European explorers and described as having the same features of the modern-day African American." Our African brothers and sisters were brought over, but not by the millions, not millions of militaristic warriors forcefully taken across the Atlantic, understand we were all over the world as a majority why would it be any different here? If they could bring us here by the millions, they would send us back too but that cost money they didn't want to spend then or in the 1800s (Frederick Douglas Folly of Colonization). Colonization is real and Europe hit America just like they did Africa, just like Australia, just like South America, and the list goes on.. #transatlanticlie #prisonersofwar #allovertheworld #dumdiversas #lieseverywhere #babyloneverywhere #colonizationeverywhere #Regrann

[joana-york]

Two-faced people amuse me. 👥 #weirdo #lieseverywhere

[fckthemall247-blog]

[heylouiss-blog]

on the news that apparently Louis will be father, I just think that nobody will believe because it is the same situation of Justin (with Maria when she accused him of having sex and being pregnant) some years ago, is surprising things that people do for attention, readers or fame, not realizing how they affect the related person.

[sillydimples]

Big or small,

Lies are Lies!

[nellapotpot-blog]

Lies.

"Ang sakit kapag pinagsisinungalingan ka ng mahal mo." ~ Ate Mau.

Masakit. Sobra. Simple man yan o hindi, masakit padin. Naiinis ako, yung sa sobrang inis eh wala na kong magawa kundi umiyak nalang sa isang tabi. Ayaw kong ibuhos sa kanya yung inis na nararamdaman ko kasi nga mababaw lang naman yung dahilan. Pero di maalis sa isip ko yung katotohanang nagsinungaling siya. Na kahit anong pilit kong hindi isipin yun, dun padin ako bumabagsak. Walang malaki o maliit na bagay pagdating sa kasinungalingan. Lintek, bakit ako? Bakit ngayon pa? Bakit naulit na naman? Lagi nalang akong ganito, napapalibutan ng mga bagay na hindi naman pala totoo. Eto yung isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit ayaw kong magtiwala sa tao. Yung takot na baka in the end, magsisinungaling din siya sayo. And worst, lolokohin ka pa. Masyadong mababaw yung mga nangyari para masira lahat ng meron kami. Pero ang sakit lang kasi talaga. Nagtanong ako sa mga kaibigan ko kung anong mararamdaman nila kung sila yung nasa posisyon ko, at lahat sila eh magagalit daw. Gusto kong magalit sa kanya, gusto kong maramdaman niya na nasaktan niya ko. Kaso hindi eh, hanggang inis lang talaga yung kaya kong ipakita at iparamdam sa kanya. Pero yung totoo? Nagagalit ako sa sarili ko. Hinayaan kong maniwala ako sa isang bagay na sa umpisa palang eh duda na ko. Nakakainis, nakakaiyak. ~