"In this case the element of dishonesty is not simply inflated claims for expenses, but rather the careful preparation of bogus claims, supported by bogus documents.
The latest bogus rumor supported by the right-wing noise machine is the claim that missing ballots were being kept in a car by a Minnesota elections official.
Because the test assesses students' abilities to draw inferences from their reading, what your louche colleague calls "logic" — he is advising them to concoct bogus evidence to support a thesis rather than find actual supporting materialin a work of literature — is pure mendacity.
This was clear from the proliferation of bogus news in support of the Trump campaign, like what came out of the Macedonian town of Veles, with its "100 pro-Trump websites, many of them filled with sensationalist, utterly fake news," during the Presidential election, as Wired reported.
"These defendants used modern technology to create professional-looking, bogus documents that supported their extraordinary claims," Rose Romero, director of the S.E.C.'s Fort Worth office, said in the statement.
The government estimates that the cost of supporting bogus claimants amounts to around £500m ($800m) a year.One aim of the bill is to make Britain less attractive to these "economic migrants".
Singh is still in the early stages of the libel suit, fighting over the meaning of the words he used about the BCA, whom he accused of supporting "bogus" treatments for children.
In other words, millions of visits come from people seeking out bogus information that supports their existing worldview – their echo chamber – before these messages are amplified on social media.
On one hand, that's a victory for truth over the lies of aggressive regimes, which can't marshal blind public support for bogus, imperial wars like they used to.
It's obvious from the industry's behavior, including citation of Deloitte numbers to support their bogus claims, that they are not used to having their outlandish claims scrutinized.
