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Democrat Doublespeak: A Dangerous Deception
Democrat Doublespeak: A Dangerous Deception
Authored by D. Padgett Blakley and Richard Blakley via American Thinker,The term "newspeak" comes from George Orwell's 1984, a novel that highlighted a tyrannical regime's intentional use of ambiguous speech to prevent people from being able to think critically, until they are brainwashed into believing that 2+2=5.Was that merely the far-fetched idea of a novel? Not remotely, when you have brainwashed ideas like Brooklyn College professor Laurie Rubel thinking math "reeks of white supremacy," and Seattle Public School's "re-humanizing math" curriculum stating, "Who gets to...
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