Mr Larison thinks that, since the invasion was in fact, on his view, an idiotic spasm of overweening neo-conservative aggression and incompetence, depicting it as anything else would simply be untrue to the record and essentially be an attempt to deflect blame from advocates of the war.
"Over the course of an hour, I had five people saying: 'We were SNP last time, and we're now going to vote for you.'" The decision during last year's election campaign by the Lib Dem Alistair Carmichael, then Scotland secretary, to authorise the leak of a government memo that recorded untrue allegations about Sturgeon's support for Tory leader David Cameron is another self-inflicted wound.
"He's said a number of things that are untrue about his own record and about mine," he said.
Their offerings, however, are not in the record, are untrue, are not sworn to, are not subject to cross-examination or opposing proof by the defendants-appellants, and are irrelevant in light of the record before this Court and Supreme Court precedent.
This was, as a matter of record, completely untrue, but by then the market was definitely in a "print the legend" mood.
Puzder did not say which of the particular stories about him and his company's record were untrue, only that there had been a "rash of fake news".
Puzder did not say which of the particular stories about him and his company's record were untrue, only that there had been a "rash of fake news". He singled out HuffPost and Politico as having "really very little regard for the truth," though he did not dispute any specific reporting.
Sidney Kirkpatrick's letter (July 8), stating that "A Deed of Death," my book on the unsolved murder of William Desmond Taylor, "relied exclusively on archival newspaper reports" rather than on police records, is untrue.
After all, President Donald Trump was elected to office in spite of a record of provably untrue statements and rampant norm-breaking.
The proposed participants are biased, and their briefs are an attempt to put evidence in the record that is untrue, unsworn, not subject to cross-examination, not relevant, and not material to this case.
Bates said the contention that the night at the bar and other instances in which derisive comments were made about administration officials were off the record was "absolutely untrue". Hastings was traveling Friday, and an automated response from his e-mail account referred queries to Rolling Stone.
