That article is filed under the heading of "prose poetry" in the lists of my articles, so there I'm speaking loosely of "lies," using hyperbole to make a rhetorical point.

I think you missed that point too. I am indeed making that broader point that all our mental or linguistic constructions are at least partly false (simplifications, idealizations, obfuscations, distractions, illusions, etc). So I'm not saying I'm the only one telling the truth. See these two articles, for example.

Also, I'm not American.

https://medium.com/the-apeiron-blog/saturated-in-fiction-consensus-reality-as-a-web-of-stories-485d6e00f7e7?source=friends_link&sk=a398071fd9f19826fcae2157f85d4474

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/what-happens-after-philosophy-eats-its-tail-a9421b7c1f9b?sk=8e0dada2542fa50988d825ac236b536b