NYTIMES (Amanda Hess) - Bernadine Bluntly’s Brand Was Tradwife. Then She Got Divorced.
What happens when a trad influencer leaves her husband, questions her beliefs, stops selling anti-feminism T-shirts — and still needs to make a living online?
JUSTTHENEWS (Greg Piper) - Death with indignity? Authorities probe alleged deception, coercion in Canadian assisted suicides
A self-described "Devout Christian" explicitly rejected "medical assistance in dying," but her long-term care facility ran bad-faith assessments, shut out of her family, didn't require verbal confirmation, her granddaughter has alleged to authorities.
AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - Centers for Deception Control
CDC By Lloyd Billingsley What is the CDC's secret agency, the Epidemic Intelligence Sevice, actually up to?
BITCHUTE (MyLunchBreak) - A Little Season
Episode 134 of My Lunch Break takes a bold look at Revelation 20 and asks a haunting question: what if we’re living in the “Little Season” right now? What if everything happening around us — the confusion, the chaos, the deception — isn’t random at all, but part of something far bigger? We all know, there is no justice. This episode explores a timeline hidden in plain sight, connecting ancient truth, modern collapse, and the test that every soul must face. There is no going back after this. ---- TO BECOME A BADGE MEMBER & HELP GROW THIS CHANNEL ---- HERE IS THE LINK: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7Za5DiASIbqT8fuhiDBU6Q/join
AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Brazilian woman who posed as a child for 15 years convicted of fraud after deceiving foster family
A 37-year-old Brazilian woman who spent more than a decade pretending to be a child, and lived with an unsuspecting foster family for over a year, was convicted of fraud and false identity, drawing a prison sentence of nearly two years. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira was found guilty by the Court of Justice of […] The post Brazilian woman who posed as a child for 15 years convicted of fraud after deceiving foster family appeared first on American Almanac .
A 37-year-old Brazilian woman who spent more than a decade pretending to be a child, and lived with an unsuspecting foster family for over a year, was convicted of fraud and false identity, drawing a prison sentence of nearly two years. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira was found guilty by the Court of Justice of Santa Catarina in Brazil after authorities determined she had fabricated her identity and age to pass herself off as a minor. She had lived with a foster family for 14 months, posing as their daughter, before the scheme fell apart. The court sentenced her to one year, six months, and 10 days in prison, plus an additional four months and 18 days of detention, Fox News Digital reported . The conviction caps one of the more brazen…Open
AMERICANTHINKER - Will the real Jason Arday please stand up?
By Bill Ponton Knowledge of Jason Arday’s race alone provides little insight into his lifetime pattern of deception and ultimate suicide, but if you consider his gay qualities, it all comes into sharp focus.
AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Brazilian woman who posed as 12-year-old girl to deceive family into adoption sentenced to nearly two years in jail
A 38-year-old Brazilian woman who faked a child's voice, carried dummies and baby bottles, and convinced a couple she was a traumatized 12-year-old has been convicted of fraud and jailed, capping a pattern of identity cons investigators say stretched across at least seven states. A court in Joinville, Brazil, sentenced Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira […] The post Brazilian woman who posed as 12-year-old girl to deceive family into adoption sentenced to nearly two years in jail appeared first on American Almanac .
A 38-year-old Brazilian woman who faked a child's voice, carried dummies and baby bottles, and convinced a couple she was a traumatized 12-year-old has been convicted of fraud and jailed, capping a pattern of identity cons investigators say stretched across at least seven states. A court in Joinville, Brazil, sentenced Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira to one year, 10 months, and 28 days in prison after finding she deliberately fabricated a false identity to extract food, shelter, money, medication, and other material support from an unnamed couple who believed they were caring for an abused child. The judge found Oliveira acted consciously "to induce and maintain the victims in error" and obtain the full cost of her own living through the…Open
THEFEDERALIST (Chris Bray) - The New Indictment Of A Former SPLC Executive Comes With A Bunch of Unanswered Questions
Beirich appears to have been forced to leave her intelligence job at the SPLC during the period when federal investigators were asking questions about the use of informants in the organization's intelligence operations.
ABCNEWS - Trump's reported covert flight spotlights deceptive acts to protect POTUS: ANALYSIS
In modern times, as threats have evolved, deception with moving the president has been an integral part of the Secret Service protective methodologies.