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Soccer Ethics, and the Duty to Self-Report in Sports
In a recent soccer game between France and Ireland to qualify for the World Cup, France won on a goal resulting from a play in which a French player touched the ball with his hand, which should have...
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On Obvious Lies and Sen. McCain
When a politician whose career has been based on integrity and courage starts dealing in transparent lies, it is time for him to retire. Continue reading →
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A New Outrageous Excuse! Unfortunately, It Was True…
The "It's not our fault: someone was impersonating us!" lie has great promise, not just for other disappointing athletic teams, but for politicians, the Democratic Congress, the producers of the "Sex...
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What Do you Call A Newspaper That Defends Outrageous Journalistic Practices?...
Publishing the photo of a historic news event and altering it to convey misleading or false information (in this case, "Hillary wasn't there") is a substantial and wide-ranging violation of core...
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Introducing the Jumbo Award and Its First Recipient: John Mark Heurlin, Esquire.
The first Jumbo. Continue reading →
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Jumbo of The Month: “The Bible” Producers On The Obama As Satan Problem
If caught, lie; if they don't believe you, lie louder; if they still don't believe you, pound your fist---or imitate Jimmy Durante. Continue reading →
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