Honestly involves more than simply making statements that you believe to be true. For example, it's highly dishonest to respond to a set of statements that - taken together - make a coherent argument by selecting only a non-representative subset and pretending that you've addressed the argument.
Intellectual dishonesty, which is what I'm referring to, involves anything that leads someone to consistently NOT address relevant points made by others or to omit from one's own argument relevant information that undercuts that argument. It also involves intellectual laziness; being too willing to believe questionable information; not making the effort to seek out relevant information from reputable sources; making arguments from a position of willful ignorance; etc. It also involves a misrepresentation - whether willful or induced by unconscious character-flaws - of what others are writing. I could go on and on.
But THE point is that what's most important in this forum, in my opinion, is INTELLECTUAL honesty.
Evaluating you by that standard, I find you to be well below average in the "honesty" department.