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Dr Kirk Honda and Humberto talk about Tania Head, the most famous 9/11 liar.

00:00 Intro

01:51 Who is Tania Head?

04:24 What was Tania's lie?

12:17 How long did her lie last?

16:07 What was the fallout?

18:57 How did Tania get to that point?

33:31 Other 9/11 liars

37:35 False claims & is lying worth it?

41:52 Are there too many excuses for lying?

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January 1, 2017

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Anonymous

When I was a teenager, I met 2 heavy liars I thought were my friends. They both had in common the fact that they were suffering from poverty and loneliness. I believed them, I was 16 and very naive, and when I discovered everything they said was fake I felt ridiculous and betrayed.