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distortion of truth

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See: falsehood


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There is much pain and suffering going on, not only because of the outward manifestations of darkness that have to do with violence, killing, loss of human dignity, distortion of truth, deprivation of fundamental human rights, etc.
The distortion of truth which occurred in our past will be finally understood and in consequence our relationship to what we call God will become clear.
Fast's translation allows, however, a degree of manipulation--statements cut short or words subtly changed in the subtitles--that transforms the soldiers' factual account into absurd utterances, acting as a powerful metaphor for a more far-reaching distortion of truth for political ends.
 
 
 
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