1984

by H. Millard IN George Orwell’s 1984, the masses are bombarded with slogans such as Freedom Is Slavery, War Is Peace, and Ignorance Is Strength. Now, to our ears these slogans sound absurd and internally contradictory, but in the fictional society of the book these took on meanings that seemed…

by Dr. William L. Pierce SOME NOVELS are worth reading just because they’re entertaining or exciting. Others are worth reading because we can learn something worthwhile from them. Occasionally, a novel may even be prophetic: we can learn something about the future from reading it. It is a rare…

by Dr. William L. Pierce THREE OR FOUR years ago the slogan most diligently promoted by the controlled mass media was “diversity is our strength.” Posters with this slogan and a broad, multi-hued band of stripes representing skin colors of various races were displayed in classrooms and…

Subtitle: On Living in an Occupied Country… Welcome to the Terror that is Upon Us. * * * Source: Dissident Millennial…

by James Harting IN Nineteen Eighty-Four, his famous novel about a dystopian future, George Orwell explains how a tyrannical government calling itself “Big Brother” keeps its citizens servile and docile. A key element in controlling the masses is the management of the information that they receive…

by Dr. William L. Pierce AS 1984 DRAWS to a close, many Americans will breathe a sigh of relief. George Orwell was wrong, after all, they will think. The two-way spy telescreens which can’t be turned off are not yet in every home and office, the Junior Anti-Sex League is nowhere in sight; the first official…

by Jonathan Bowden THIS IS a very difficult topic to speak about because it appears to be a depressing and pessimistic era where most of the storm and stress and most of the Zeitgeist, or spirit of the age, seems to be against us. There’s also a preponderance for people on the Right politically to have metaphysically…