Authored by D. Padgett Blakley and Richard Blakley via American Thinker,
The term "newspeak" comes from George Orwell's 1984, a novel that highlighted a tyrannical regime's intentional use of ambiguous speech to prevent people from being able to think critically, until they are brainwashed into believing that 2+2=5.
Was that merely the far-fetched idea of a novel? Not remotely, when you have brainwashed ideas like Brooklyn College professor Laurie Rubel thinking math "reeks of white supremacy," and Seattle Public School's "re-humanizing math" curriculum stating, "Who gets to say an answer is right?"
But from Orwell's newspeakers, the modern left has branched out.
"What is really important in the world of doublespeak [emphasis added] is the ability to lie, whether knowingly or unconsciously, and to get away with it; and the ability to use lies and choose and shape facts, blocking out those that don't fit an agenda or prog
