America Hooked on WarSource: The Nation
"War is peace" was one of the memorable slogans on the facade of the Ministry of Truth, Minitrue, in "Newspeak," the language invented by George Orwell in 1948 for his dystopian novel 1984.
Judge Bans Use Of "Illegal" and "Aliens" Source:
"Arizona's Supreme Court chief justice has agreed to enforce the Hispanic Bar Association's demands of banning the terms "illegal" and "aliens" in all of the state's courtrooms.
War Whores: US Propaganda ramping up against IranSource: Sott.net
Ann Coulter, that bastion of good taste and rational thought, spewed a piece with the catchy title "If we could talk to the Animals", in which she praised Bush's Knesset speech last week, paints Ahmadinejad as McHitler and Barack Obama's comment that he would speak with Iran as a …
Liberal Fascism: A previewSource: dneiwert.blogspot.com
Oh, really? They were ardent socialists?
Gosh, I guess that would explain why the first prisoners rounded up and sent to Dachau -- the first Nazi death camp -- were socialists and communists:
Giuliani in 1994: 'Freedom Is About Authority'Source: The New York Times
We look upon authority too often and focus over and over again, for 30 or 40 or 50 years, as if there is something wrong with authority. We see only the oppressive side of authority. Maybe it comes out of our history and our background.
Loyalty Day, 2007: Makin' Orwell ProudSource: Welcome to the White House
NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE W. BUSH, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim May 1, 2007, as Loyalty Day.
Don't confuse terrorism with Islam, says EUSource: Telegraph
Brussels officials have confirmed the existence of a classified handbook which offers "non-offensive" phrases to use when announcing anti-terrorist operations or dealing with terrorist attacks.
Banned terms are said to include "jihad", "Islamic" or "fundamentalist".

These are two things I deeply, deeply despise. To me, both are tools of propaganda and both obscure rational thought.

When contemplating similarities between our current western culture and George Orwell's 1984, most discussions quickly turn toward debating the slow decline of personal privacy, the standards of government intervention, or a discussion of rat phobias.

Pro-Life, Pro-Choice, Tax-Relief, Progressive, Right-Wing -- you've probably seen these words in use a few dozen times today already.