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Trinity Foundation

The Trinity Foundation is a Christian watchdog organization based in Texas. Its primary function is to monitor and investigate the activities of televangelists and breaches of public trust through misuse of funds donated to religious organizations. They have worked with investigative media to try to "expose fraud and abuses committed in the name of God"Trinity Foundation: Who We Are and worked with the Senate Financing Committee in their investigation into the non-profit tax status of certain televangelists (though this investigation was entirely ineffectual).Grassley Investigation Ends with No Penalty for TelevangelistsTrinity Foundation on the Senate Finance Committee Investigation
However, the Trinity Foundation itself is not without controversy. Former member Wendy Duncan wrote a book, I Can't Hear God Anymore: Life in a Dallas Cult, exposing the inner workings of this group.http://www.dallascult.com Additionally, in a long article published in 2006, The Dallas Observer reported allegations by former members that Trinity Foundation is a religious cult.The Cult of Ole: Ole Anthony anointed himself the watchdog of America's televangelists. But who was watching Ole Anthony?
The Trinity Foundation also published a periodical called The Wittenburg Door, which did a good job at offending the religiously sensitive.In the Wake of Charlie Hebdo: Why Satire Matters The periodical is now a website-only operation.The Wittenburg Door
==See also==
*Hypocrisy
==References==
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Category:Christianity
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Triple parentheses

The use of triple parenthesesLike this: (((Someone's Name))) to identify individuals of perceived Jewish ancestry or persuasion emerged in 2016 as an online dog whistle, employed by white nationalists, Neo-Nazis, anti-semites, and followers of the so-called alt-right to single out targets for online harassment.
Their use originates from a podcast produced by white nationalist blog The Right Stuff, in which Jewish names were spoken with an echo effect, meant to symbolize the actions of Jews that have "echo[ed] throughout history." Ironically (or astoundingly), the founder of The Right Stuff was eventually doxed by fellow-neo-Nazis who revealed that his wife is a Jew.
The triple parentheses are meant to represent the echo sound visually and are therefore sometimes referred to as an (((echo))). The triple parentheses have been used to harass and intimidate Jews and others with on social media, and were used by self-avowed supporters of Donald Trump's presidential campaign to target and harass those of perceived Jewish extraction opposed to Trump's candidacy.
Because most social media platforms' search algorithms disregard punctuation, the echo is difficult to ban outright. Despite pledges from Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft, and Google to crack down on online hate speech, use of the echo mark has proliferated. A Google Chrome extension known as the "Coincidence Detector," which added the triple parentheses to a list of common Jewish names, was briefly available and reached more than 2,500 downloads, but it was removed by Google in early June 2016 for violating the company's hate-speech policy.
In June 2016, the Anti-Defamation League recognised triple parentheses as a form of hate speech.Anti-Defamation League press release: 
The motif has been adopted as an ironic self-identifier by some Jews and other anti-racists. According to tweets by WikiLeaks, which were subsequently deleted when they sparked outrage, this usage is a "tribalist symbol for establishment climbers" or a "virtue signal" co-opted by "neo-liberal castle creepers".
On occasion, one may find anti-semites using reverse-triple parentheses to identify themselves and others as anti-semites: e.g., ")))Goyim(((". (archived on 22 Feb 2020 17:16:43 UTC).
==See also==
*Alt-right glossary, if you feel like a journey into the Nine Circles of Nazism.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Antisemitism
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Trish Regan

Trish Regan (1972-) is a former Faux News anchor and the poor man's Laura Ingraham clone.
She hosted her own primetime show from 2015 to 2020, though she was also previously a host at CNBC from 2007 to 2012. Like most reporters on Fox (the likes of Laura Ingraham and Megyn Kelly), she espouses standard conservative bigotry and left-wing bashing. While she was for the most part generally benign compared to her fellow pundits, she has stated several moronic opinions.
==General stupidity==
*Claimed that Denmark was socialist and compared Denmark to Venezuelahttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSFfTG42Jl8, and she received massively negative feedback for that statement, to which she backtracked and doubled down on her stupidity.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xjnlNqk-g0
*She made claims that Covid-19 was just "a hoax" by democrats to make trump look bad.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIBdaUmZNMA
*She spread misinformation on NHS's policy of anti-discriminationhttps://twitter.com/trish_regan/status/1230301587165368321
*She claimed racism was a "democrat excuse" to impeach trump.https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/racism-latest-lamest-excuse-impeaching-trump-trish-regan
==A well deserved firing==
Trish Regan was laid off from the Fox Network in 2020 after downplaying covid (much like her fellow news hosts) and causing the deaths of millions of americans.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/13/business/media/trish-regan-fox-hiatus.html
==References==
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Triviality

Triviality is a property of formal systems in logic. A system is trivial if its set of axioms X entails every well-formed formula according to the inference rules of the system, i.e.,
\forall \phi.\left[X\vdash \phi\right]
An example of triviality is a classical propositional system containing contradictory sentences for axioms; in such a system the principle of explosion can be used to infer any possible proposition or sentence.
On the other hand, a system of paraconsistent logic can be non-trivial even if it contains contradictory axioms, since its inference rules do not include the principle of explosion.
Category:Logic
Troy Davis

Troy Anthony Davis was a 19-year prisoner on Georgia's death row who was sentenced to be executed on September 23rd, 2008 for the murder of a police officer. The Supreme Court suspended the execution.
The problem was that there was no conclusive evidence that he actually did it. Seven out of nine of the state's witnesses have either recanted or contradicted their testimony against him, frequently citing police coercion, and no murder weapon has been found. One of the two who didn't recant was later implicated as the actual shooter. Unfortunately, despite all of this, he was still on death row.
== Exposition ==
There is also an important general principle involved with state executions. We can never be absolutely certain that we are executing a guilty man. From start to finish, government controls the whole process, from police work to trial to sentencing. 
For an innocent man to be caught up in the process is bad enough, but having the state carry out an execution as well is intolerable. No amount of safeguards or appeals can prevent government corruption or colossal errors, and if the wrong man is executed, there can be no redress of grievances. The death isn't the only thing that matters. Prisoners suffer terribly on death row.
== Update ==
Troy Davis was executed on September 21, 2011. His time of death was 11:08 PM EDT.
== See also ==
*Capital punishment
Category:Convicted felons
Category:Law
Troy Southgate

Troy Southgate is a figure who has associated himself with an array of organisations on the British far-right.
Southgate was born in Crystal Palace, South London, in 1965. In 1987, he joined the Society of St. Pius X, a traditionalist Catholic organisation; afterward, he got involved in a street fight and was sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. He joined the National Front in 1989, later migrating to the International Third Position,http://slackbastard.anarchobase.com/?p=2439 one of the Front's many break-off groups.
In 1992, he was amongst the ITP members who left to form the English Nationalist Movement, renamed the National Revolutionary Faction in 1998; this militant organisation called for an armed insurrection against the government. In 2003, it was renamed National Anarchy, basing itself on a blend of nationalism and anarchism which held that society is facing an imminent collapse but - unlike many other far-right groups which promote this view - hailing this disaster as something positive.Sykes, Alan (2005). The Radical Right in Britain. pp.129-30
Southgate, who abandoned Catholicism in 1997 and has since derided Christians as "weak",groups.yahoo.com/group/ivlianvs/message/56 has also been involved with neopagan organisations such as Wulf Ingessunu's bizarre Woden's Folk.
In 2005 he launched New Right with Jonothon Boulter.http://web.archive.org/web/20110719024503/http://www.new-right.org/?p=14
==See also==
* National anarchism
==References==
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TrueOrigin

TrueOrigin (at trueorigin.org and styled as True.Origin) is a creationist site run by one Tim Wallace that attempts to refute the material collected in the talk.origins Archive, and is also an example of Badger's Law.
The site claims to give an "intellectually honest" argument against evolution, which it refers to as "evolutionism". The site is replete with quote mines from Charles Darwin and contemporary scientists.The Deception of True.Origin, Jere Yost, Answers in Genesis Busted, October 16, 2007. The arguments presented are not novel, with classic creationist chestnuts presented such as "microevolution, but not macroevolution" and "evolution violates the second law of thermodynamics." Guest columns are authored by such scientific luminaries as Jonathan Sarfati, Jonathan Wells, and Harun Yahya.
Arguments for a young Earth include:
*The moon is moving away from the Earth at a rate that would make an old Earth impossible.
==External links==
*Main page
==See also==
*Badger's Law
*CreationWiki, its de facto successor
*talk.origins, its competitor which TrueOrigins was founded as a reaction to
==References==
Category:Webshites
Category:Misnomers
Truth Frequency Radio

Truth Frequency Radio (TFR) is a webshite that serves as the home to numerous radio talk shows promoting fake news and insane conspiracy theories. It is a self-proclaimed escapism portal, of sorts, from all THOSE evil mainstream satanic news sources, like Fox News, CNN, and MSNBC.
==Programming==
TFR offers low quality radio programming around the clock 24/7, with replays usually dominating the graveyard schedule slots. Their offerings include The Infinite Fringe with Billy Ray, Paranormal Portal with Brent Thomas, and of course, The Gematria Effect with Zachary Hubbard, just to name a few. An unusually large number of their programmers are wearing mirror or dark glasses in their website photos (Billy Ray, Travis Cook, Sean Caron, Kev Baker, jeranism and the appropriately-named "The Lizard Ritual")Truth Frequency Radio (archived from November 25, 2019). which makes one wonder what kind of drugs they're on or whether they're hiding their reptoid eyes.
If they wish, listeners from the US or UK can call in live!213-233-3998 in the US or +44.203.393.2871 in the UK. Guests may call to just to drop in and say hi, offer some insight into said discussion, or (probably most excitingly) waste their irretrievable time refuting said host's atrocious arguments, even though, in all probability, they would never admit defeat regardless.
==Exposed?==
As with literally any other conspiracy theorist website, TFR claims to be the United States government's biggest fear, exposing their deepest and darkest secrets day in and day out for any of the sheeple to see if only they opened their damn eyes. Of course, having as much power as they have, the government could be assumed to be capable of eliminating websites like TFR with a stroke of a key… so why haven't they done this yet? Don't answer that, it's rhetorical.
==Self owned==
In a hilarious instance of irony, selecting the "24/7 Beyond Evil" option under the "Listen Live" tab redirects users to IheartRadio's own website, which features "similar stations", including (drum roll) NBC Radio.Beyond The Veil. IHeartRadio.
==External links==
*Official webshite
==Notes==
==References==
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Truth News Australia

Total Non-Stop Action Truth News Australia (TNA) is an independent Australian media outlet dedicated to preaching libertarianism and a wide variety of conspiracy theories. It's mostly run by conspiracy theorist Hereward Fenton. 
According to Fenton, TNA go "beyond the spin" of Australia's mainstream media and speak the truth, like all conspiracy theorists who have been down the rabbit hole. They mainly preach central banking hysteria, 9/11 Truth, New World Order conspiracy theories, and are skeptical of vaccinations and argue for the existence of chemtrails used to kill off the useless eaters. So basically, one could argue that TNA are Australia's equivalent to Infowars, with perhaps a smaller following. Unlike many American truthers, TNA do not believe Sandy Hook was a false flag,Hereward Fenton. "Count me out of the Sandy Hook truther movement!" Truth News Australia. 2013 January 21. preferring to argue that Australia could be the capital of the New World OrderHereward Fenton. "Australia - the new capital of the New World Order?" Truth News Australia. 2012 December 5. (rather than conspiracy theorists' usual targets, the United States, Rome or Israel). 
==See also==
*Infowars
== External links ==
*Official website of Truth News Australia.
==References==
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Truth table

A truth table is a table that lists all possible states of a statement.Logic Theory — Truth Tables Truth tables are commonly used to compare statements; if two statements share the same truth table, then the two statements are said to be logically equivalent. Truth tables are also able to be used to find negations of statements.
==Equivalent statements==
If two statements, P and Q, have truth tables that contain the same elements, then the two statements are logically equivalent.Truth Tables, Tautologies, and Logical EquivalencesLogical Equivalence That is, the two statements will be true or false under the same conditions. P and Q being logically equivalent is denoted as: P\equiv Q. Finding equivalent statements is a tool used in mathematics as it may be difficult to directly prove one statement, but easy to prove an equivalent statement.
===Example of equivalent statements===
One can show that, for two statements P and Q, P\implies Q is logically equivalent to \neg P\or Q by showing that they have the same truth table. Consider the truth table for P\implies Q:
P\implies Q
P	Q	P\implies Q
T	T	T
F	F	T
T	F	F
F	T	T
 
In the above table, T is true and F is false. Now consider the truth table for \neg P\or Q:
\neg P\or Q
P	Q	\neg P\or Q
T	T	T
F	F	T
T	F	F
F	T	T
 
Observing the two tables, they have the same elements. Thus, P\implies Q is logically equivalent to \neg P\or Q.
==Negation of statements==
Given a statement P, another statement Q is the negation of P if the state of Q is opposite of P given the same conditions. That is, Q is false when P is true, and Q is true when P is false. If this holds, then Q is the negation of P, written as \neg P (sometimes as ~P).Intro to Truth Tables & Boolean Algebra
P	\neg P
T	F
F	T
 
The negation of P, \neg P, is visualized in the above truth table.
===Example of negated statements===
One can show that P\and\neg Q is the negation of P\implies Q via a truth table.
P	Q	P\implies Q	P\and\neg Q
T	T	T 	F
F	F	T 	F
T	F	F 	T
F	T	T 	F
==See also==
*Tautology
*Truth
==External links==
*Truth Tables, Tautologies, and Logical Equivalences
==References==
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Truther.org

Truther.org is a conspiracy website run by David Chase Taylor, a paranoid nutjob most likely hiding in his basement somewhere in the city of Zurich, Switzerland. Originally Taylor lived in the United States and attended San Diego State University, which is where he founded the website in the 2007. In 2017 Taylor declared that he was actually the messiah and had moved from Switzerland to Germany.Quote# 132092 at Fundies Say the Darndest Things.
Truther.org is dedicated to mercilessly pursuing the truth. This "truth" appears to be that the CIA is really located in Switzerland and they want to murder us all to death with Malaysia 370 9/11 attacks and Race Wars. They especially want to murder David Chase Taylor, our glorious messiah. Which is why he chose the completely rational route and moved directly to the country that wants to kill him. Genius!
As a fearless journalist and expert at spotting trends in state-sponsored terrorism he has foiled many nefarious Illuminati New World Order schemes. These include but are not limited to; The 2011 Superbowl Nuclear Plot, the 2014 Superbowl Nuclear Plot, and various "live" assassination attempts on various public figures.
Taylor has written several books, all of them blowing the whistle on various evil conspiracies. These books include Bio-Terror Bible and Greenland Theory: Apocalypse Now.
In 2015, Taylor was convinced that he would be targeted by the Switzerland CIA for exposing grand conspiracies.If I Am Assassinated, Kidnapped, Held Hostage, Suicided or Murdered in Switzerland—An Open Letter by Journalist David Chase Taylor at truthernews.wordpress.com, 15 January 2015.
 This appears not to have happened.
Also Alex Jones is an evil government agent deflecting our attention. Obviously.
==More Nutty Beliefs from Taylor==
*Taylor is a global warming, and (apparently) Arctic and Antarctic, denialist.Global Warming at sites.google.com.
*"The name Santa Claus (S+N/X+T+C/K+L+S) acronymically and/or consonantly equates to “Sent to Kill System” because Special Forces would travel from Greenland to the underworld on December 24th in order to execute assassinations, coup d’états, terror attacks and wars (e.g., Roman Vikings)." Santa Claus at sites.google.com.
*Bigfoot is a reference to the, absolutely real, giant inhabitants of Greenland who are descended from the Greco-Romans.
*Paul Walker was assassinated by the CIA to highlight the term "Fast and Furious" for, presumably, nefarious reasons.
*Taylor believes that JFK was assassinated by the driver.
==See also==
*Bullshit
*Badger's Law
==External links==
*Truther.org
*Truthernews
==References==
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Truthism.com

Truthism.com is a crank website devoted to exposing the Reptilian conspiracy that has ruled the Earth continuously for the last 5000 years (at least). Unsurprisingly, it condemns anyone who tries to debunk its claims as a "brainwashed tool of the conspiracy". Perhaps Truthiness.com would have been a better name for the site. 
The site itself no longer exists, but is available for viewing on the Wayback Machine. There are captures going back all the way to November 3, 2006. However, there is evidence that the site existed before this.
==Basic Beliefs==
While the claims on the site can range anywhere from "the Earth is hollow" to "If your mind wakes up quicker than your body, then your mind cannot exist in the third dimension because your third-dimensional human body is still asleep. Thus, your mind switches to the fourth dimension and is able to experience fourth-dimensional reality." (or sleep paralysis is actually your brain switching to the fourth dimension), the most basic claim that Truthism is trying to make is that a Reptilian race called the Anunnaki control the world.
When scrolling through the site one of the first things you will see is a warning. This warning reads:
==Dude's got issues==
The writer has a streak of misogyny, saying that women "possess the emotional maturity of a 4-year-old boy" and "Women are obsessed with relationships and love (due to alien programming), and don't care about anything else in life".
Going even further into batshittery, he claims that half of all living humans are soulless "organic portals" that exist only to maintain the status quo. While half of all people on Earth are also women, the bigotry is not as straightforward as that—rather, the idea of organic portals, popular with some conspirituality people, distinguishes between two ill-defined spiritual "races" or castes, where one is soulful and fully human, and the other is soulless and only quasi-human. Sometimes, skeptics are associated with the soulless.
==What?==
It also claims the Sun is a cube; the rather hilarious "proof" cited for this is that the Nazi swastika represents a cubical sun and the 45° angle represents the sun spinning. Only idiots are convinced by this argument. Talk about squaring the circle.
==See also==
*Amitakh Stanford (cited repeatedly on the site)
*Truthiness
*Badger's Law
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