Don't Believe Anything You Hear Or See Anymore

2nd Corinthians 11:13, “For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into the apostles of Christ.”

2nd Timothy 3:13, “But evil men and seducers shall wax worse and worse, deceiving, and being deceived.”

There is an old adage which says: Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see. Dear reader, those days are gone forever with the invention of Artificial Intelligence (AI). If you are wise in 2026, you won't believe anything that you hear or see, especially on social media. The world is full of liars, cheats and deceivers like never before in history!

A few months ago I ran across a video on YouTube that amazed me. It is a video of 95-year-old Hollywood actor Clint Eastwood sharing his Christian testimony. I was totally sold on his words. I mean, most people as they grow older reflect over their life, and many come to the Lord in their old age, returning to their childhood roots, having grown up in a Christian culture in the United States. So I thought. Here is the fraudulent video...

I Risked It All To Follow Jesus Christ | Clint Eastwood

When I heard his sincere words, I thought in my heart that there is absolutely no way that A.I. could come up with such biblical accuracy. But I was deceived. I mean, I had actually converted the video into an MP3 and shared it with all my ministry web visitors. I was promoting the video, praising God that Clint Eastwood found Jesus Christ before he died. 

Tragically, it was all a ruse, a grand deception by some wicked person on YouTube who thinks it's funny to misrepresent people for a cheap thrill and some crude entertainment. Clint Eastwood was raised Protestant in his youth, but currently does not affiliate with any organized religion. He has expressed interest in Deist principles and Buddhism, and he identifies as spiritual rather than religious, emphasizing personal beliefs over traditional doctrines. There is no indication whatsoever that Clint Eastwood is a born again Christian. None!!!

The way I discovered that the video was false was that after a couple weeks, I was still impressed that Clint Eastwood is now a Christian, so I went back onto social media to find more information but couldn't find anything. Things were eerily silent and that raised a red flag. Surely if such a famous celebrity as Clint Eastwood professed a new found faith in Jesus Christ, several news outlets would have picked up the news feed. But there was nothing! So I went back to the original video on YouTube and this time read everything in the comments by the video's ungodly creator, and this is what I found...

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This content is for educational and inspirational purposes only. It is based on public figures and widely discussed topics. The video may contain commentary, dramatization, or opinion, and should not be taken as a factual record of actual events. Viewer discretion is advised. SOURCE

The unethical liar made this fictitious story up using A.I. technology! Dear reader, we can no longer believe anything that we hear or see on social media, because we are living in bizarre times of ungodly manipulators, liars and fraudsters.

I am really shocked that Google (who acquired YouTube in 2006 for $1.65 billion) allows this deceptive practice. It should be legally forbidden to attribute false actions or words spoken to anyone that is not true. I wonder how many tens of thousands of people now errantly think Clint Eastwood is a Christian, when in reality he is more Buddhist than anything. This one video has received 899,184 views since it was posted in October of 2025. This is so wrong. The video's creator is slandering Clint Eastwood's name and what he believes.

Please do not believe anything you hear or see on social media, without first triple checking to make sure it is factual information. A good way to check is to look for verification from multiple online sources. If one clown publishes some lying information, you won't find it elsewhere. I also try to go directly to the horse's mouth to see if it is true.

Another example is singer Steve Perry from Journey being in the hospital in 2025 from a serious fall. It's all lies! A.I. is shockingly realistic! Go check online to verify if Steve is in the hospital, or if he suffered a tragic fall with a few dozen staples in his head, and you won't find anything! I hate liars! In fact, Steve Perry is doing just fine in 2025.