“Falsus In Uno, Falsus In Omnibus”

“Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.” – Luke 16:10

“Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.” English Common Law: Whoever lies in one thing cannot be trusted in anything.

With these principles in mind, what do you think of the following two statements?

• “Ivermectin is a horse de-wormer, not for use in humans. It is dangerous  to use it for Covid.” – U.S. Food and Drug Administration

• “Dan Bongino is a blogger unfit to be deputy director of the FBI.” – James Comey, former FBI director

In fact, ivermectin is a Nobel Prize-winning medication that has been used safely by millions of people. It is also a horse de-wormer, but to claim it is ONLY a horse de-wormer is a blatant lie. When the FDA lies about drugs, what good are its recommendations? What good is it?

In fact, Dan Bongino graduated from the NYPD Academy and served as a street cop, then graduated from the Secret Service Academy and served as a special agent, including on the Presidential Protection Detail. He also was a blogger, but to claim he was ONLY a blogger is a blatant lie. If someone lies about that, which is easily checked on the internet, what good is his testimony on matters that are harder to check?

Liars lie. It’s what they do. Avoid them whenever possible. You will find a lot of them in Washington, D.C.