Crisis Magazine – by Sean Fitzpatrick
The second most terrifying thing about George Orwell’s 1984 is the supposition that it is possible to destroy humanity without destroying humankind. The first is how many aspects of our democratic nation resemble his dystopian nightmare.
George Orwell wrote 1984 in 1948 as a political satire of a totalitarian state and a denunciation of Stalinism. Orwell himself was a socialist, who fought for the republicans in the Spanish Civil War and was wounded by a sniper bullet to the throat. As the West became aware of the horrors of Stalin, Orwell became disillusioned. Continue reading “Orwell’s 1984: Are We There Yet?”

The Stranger – by BEN LIVINGSTON
Pat Dollard
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Guardian Express – by Cherese Jackson

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Pat Dollard