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A Consideration of the Major Prophets: Bradbury, Orwell and Huxley
As I have returned to these books in my adulthood, I have been shocked by how accurate and insightful these books are.
As I have returned to these books in my adulthood, I have been shocked by how accurate and insightful these books are.
Vladimir Putin’s regime is a danger to the Russian people and the world, and will likely remain so, until the kind of reckoning that took place in Germany after World War II takes place in Russia.
COMMENTARY: We should object to compulsory pronoun changes because deliberately telling an untruth strikes at our very integrity as human beings.
Whether or not the United States is heading in this direction, removing statues, changing the names of streets and buildings and stifling free speech are all considered tactics of regime change.
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