Truth, Aber
Aber Truth represents a tried and tested justice system, whereby any and all accusations, no matter how sladerous or removed from reality they may be, must contain at least of grain of truth, otherwise the allusion could not have been made. Once an assertion is made which is not immediately denied and generally accepted to be false, it instantly passes into Aber Truth and can subsequently be referred to as prima facie evidence in any further insinuations. Futile denials at this juncture can only serve to enhance the evidence of guilt, and in any case after multiple accounts of the Truth even the aggreived recipient will eventually become conditioned to accept it as cold hard fact.
Originally written by Lambie.
Auto import 14:41, 19 October 2009 (UTC)
