War really is peace
Posted on December 10th, 2009 by Colin Cohen
Many people still mistakenly label George Orwell’s 1984 as “satire.” But fewer people should continue in this error after President Obama defended war in his acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize today in Oslo.
We should be truly thankful that we unelected all those neocons.
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No way, amigo!
This is WAY more “Brave New World” than “1984”. :-)
If you want to know why Obushma is doing what Bush was doing, you’ve got to follow the money. All money begins, and ends, with the Federal Reserve…
Ron Paul is anti-FedRes for a very good reason. Counterfeiting is a serious crime for everyone else…
One need to make a distinction between means and ends, as Aristotle put it, and, as we all presumably know, this was long before Orwell came to be: “We make war that we may live in peace” … it’s not rocket science, but I doubt Obama fully understands it. Nether did Orwell.