Lies Dressed as Journalism
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In this episode, TJ Haines breaks down a viral Catholic media claim (LifeSite News) that accused Pope Leo of appointing a “pro-LGBT archbishop” who supposedly “refused to condemn homosexual marriage.” The headline was provocative. The imagery was suggestive. And the claim did not line up with the actual facts.
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By walking through what really happened, this episode exposes how emotional framing can manufacture outrage that the truth itself would never produce. No technical lies are required—just selective emphasis, insinuation, and a willingness to let emotion do the work reason should be doing.
From there, the same pattern shows up in secular politics: vague claims that everything from foreign policy to public-health decisions somehow “helps Putin,” without specific evidence or even a coherent argument. Different ideology, same mechanism.
This isn’t a defense of Church leadership. It isn’t a political endorsement. It’s a warning about what happens when people excuse distortion because it feels useful or righteous. When truth becomes optional—even in service of “good ends”—credibility collapses.
Truth doesn’t bend. You either submit to it, or you stop caring about it.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction and Purpose00:47 Debunking the Life Site News Story09:53 Analyzing the Archbishop's Response21:18 Debunking Life Site News Claims25:09 Trump and Putin: A Misunderstood Relationship28:57 Critique of the WHO and Media Manipulation
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