I can't find a single true assertion anywhere.
Their attacks on Trump's opponents have been, no other word for it, propagandistic in their approach: They've followed his lead in constructing blatantly false or half-true assertions and circulating them in banner headlines.
James Jeffrey, a former Ambassador to Turkey, wrote in a cable to Washington, revealed by WikiLeaks, that at least part of that proposition appeared to be true: "The assertion that the T.N.P. is controlled by the Gülenists is impossible to confirm, but we have found no one who disputes it".
In response, teachers simplify curriculum to a list of plausible factoids and true-false assertions.
But if true, his assertion adds to the mystery surrounding the motive and timing of Bharara's firing.
The most extraordinary feature of Brooks's Law is surely its capacity to make assertions true that are demonstrably false, merely by opposing them to assertions that are demonstrably true.
If we translate sullogismos as "syllogism, ", this becomes the trivial claim "Every syllogism is a syllogism", Syllogisms are structures of sentences each of which can meaningfully be called true or false: assertions (apophanseis), in Aristotle's terminology.
Whether Trump is knowingly lying at any given moment, honestly believing things that are not true or making assertions without caring whether they are true is impossible to know.
"the denial is false whenever the assertion is true, and the affirmation is false whenever the denial is true", is committed to the view "that all speak alike falsely and truly".
