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[[Staff Sergeant]] [[A. Frederick]] told other [[UNIT United Kingdom|UNIT]] officers on a secure [[operations board]] that, following [[Operation Mannequin]], that "simple truth acknowledgement and standard position [was] maintained". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Operation Mannequin (short story)|Operation Mannequin]]'') | In [[March]] [[2005]], [[Staff Sergeant]] [[A. Frederick]] told other [[UNIT United Kingdom|UNIT]] officers on a secure [[operations board]] that, following [[Operation Mannequin]], that "simple truth acknowledgement and standard position [was] maintained". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Operation Mannequin (short story)|Operation Mannequin]]'') | ||
At the same time, a [[tribute]] for [[Clive Finch|Clive]] was put up on [[Who is Doctor Who?|his website]], where it was mentioned Clive had many [[dream]]s and [[hope]]s of uncovering the [[truth]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dummy Massacre (short story)|Dummy Massacre]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 18:44, 3 July 2023
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Truth was a fabricated history broadcast by the Monks to maintain control of the human race.
Despite having only been in control of humanity for six months, the monks broadcasted this false history to brainwash humanity into believing that they had been guiding them throughout human evolution. The broadcast was amplified by statues of the Monks, erected worldwide at the time of invasion.
Despite this, some humans still remembered the real truth. Truth was therefore enforced by the Memory Police under the Memory Crimes Act of 1975. Anyone discovered speaking out against the Truth became a memory criminal and could face a sentence of 10 years in a labour camp. (TV: The Lie of the Land)
References
In March 2005, Staff Sergeant A. Frederick told other UNIT officers on a secure operations board that, following Operation Mannequin, that "simple truth acknowledgement and standard position [was] maintained". (PROSE: Operation Mannequin)
At the same time, a tribute for Clive was put up on his website, where it was mentioned Clive had many dreams and hopes of uncovering the truth. (PROSE: Dummy Massacre)
