Nineteen Eighty-Four

These are companies that, you know, develop the monitoring software that the Chinese state uses to watch people, the sort of Big Brother stuff that was written about in 1984.

For more than 70 years, people from all political backgrounds have been using the word Orwellian to mean whatever they wanted to mean. But what did George Orwell actually stand for?

Orwell was not just an advocate for free speech, even though he was that, but he was an advocate for truth in speech.

He's someone who argues that you should be able to say that two plus two equals four.

Orwell was not just an advocate for free speech even though he was that, but he was an advocate for truth in speech. You know, he's someone who argues that you should be able to say that two plus two equals four.

It's like what who what parents which parents not me, I'm a parent. Well, that's why it's so deliciously ironic that all of these book bans and things like this are being pushed under the banner of freedom. This is the freedom agenda minutes. Now, you know what people would understand what I mean by Orwellian if they didn't ban that book too, but you never

One thing that I have learned about double think shout out to Orwell is that people can become very defensive when their practice of double think is pointed out to them.

One thing that I have learned about double think shout out to Orwell is that people can become very defensive when their practice of double think is pointed out to them.

It's like 1984, the school.

Every record has been destroyed or falsified every book rewritten. Every picture has been repainted every statue and Street building has been renamed every date has been altered and the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the party is always right.

if you look into George Orwell's book, you know, 1984 and you read it, um, he talks about how they use the language to manipulate and every, and by the way, they talk about this in Sal Alinsky's book rules for radicals.

It's blatant communist subversion, fucking language, twisting shit of the Marxist and communist playbook. All right. That George Orwell talked about in fucking 1984.

They say our constitutional tradition stands against the idea that we need Oceania's Ministry of Truth, a reference to George Orwell.