“Massive Mural ‘Wall of Lies’ to Display Trump’s Falsehoods in Bushwick”

In the lead-up to the Presidential election, a striking visual display titled “Wall of Lies” will showcase over 20,000 falsehoods uttered by Donald Trump during his time in office. The mural, curated by community radio station Radio Free Brooklyn, will be unveiled on Grattan St on October 3rd and 4th, featuring a comprehensive collection of Trump’s debunked lies.

Here are some of the key lies highlighted in the mural:

– False claims about the COVID-19 pandemic, downplaying its severity and spreading misinformation about potential treatments.
– Lies regarding his administration’s handling of environmental issues, including rolling back regulations that protect the environment.
– Fabrications about immigration policies, such as exaggerating the threat of undocumented immigrants and promoting xenophobic rhetoric.
– Deceptive statements about his relationship with Russia, denying any collusion or interference in the 2016 election.
– Misleading statements about job creation and economic growth, often taking credit for achievements that predate his presidency.

The “Wall of Lies” project aims to shed light on the alarming frequency of falsehoods propagated by Trump, as fact-checked by reputable sources like The Washington Post. By visually representing these lies in a public space, Radio Free Brooklyn hopes to encourage critical thinking and awareness among voters leading up to the election.

The initiative also includes a voter registration drive and a live broadcast where members of the public can participate in reading some of Trump’s most egregious lies. This interactive approach seeks to engage the community in a dialogue about the importance of truth and accountability in politics.

Trump’s pattern of narcissistic lying poses a significant threat to democracy by eroding public trust in institutions and undermining the integrity of the electoral process. When a leader consistently spreads misinformation and disregards facts, it creates a climate of confusion and division that can have far-reaching consequences for the democratic system.

Source: [Bushwick Daily](https://bushwickdaily.com/)