My last essay identified contemporary examples of control that align with George Orwell’s marxist inspired novel 1984. It ended with a brief synopsis of the goals of the sinister Ingsoc (English Socialist) ideology. This essay focuses on the first two of the three pernicious slogans that shaped the dystopian world of Oceania to reveal more examples of how today’s world … Continue reading →
There is no clear consensus on the true meaning of the term ‘australian’, which opens it up to misuse and corruption. Political correctness has turned it into a tool for derision. Put simply, the question of “what does it mean to be Australian” requires clarification.
Continue reading →In recent times, pro-islamic, self-proclaimed anti-racist groups, compliant journalists, and sympathetic supporters have repeatedly taunted and insulted organisations such as Reclaim Australia, Halal Choices, and the many individuals who have shown the courage to express their views through online comments and social media websites.
Continue reading →Jason Barnes demanded from followers of Reclaim Australia “don’t use my music for your racist bullshit” It is appalling that there are people living in Australia who claim the right to assume a moral superiority and use that platform to justify unfounded and ill informed insults of “racist bullshit”.
Continue reading →In George Orwell’s dystopian story 1984, the central character Winston Smith is a member of the Outer Party who works in the Ministry of Truth rewriting past news articles. The narrative is set in Airstrip One (once Great Britain), a province of the superstate Oceania. Life in Oceania is a world of perpetual war, omnipresent surveillance, thought control, and public … Continue reading →
