This Is Me
This is me (1215 not 1984) Poem by Keith Brown This is me I do not wear a mask To hide my face To show homage to the crowd I do not test myself For a disease you tell me I have I do not hide at home I live the life God gave me
This is me (1215 not 1984) Poem by Keith Brown This is me I do not wear a mask To hide my face To show homage to the crowd I do not test myself For a disease you tell me I have I do not hide at home I live the life God gave me
By Dr Bruce Scott Taking stock In Part 1 and Part 2 of Menticide 101 and the Brainwashing of a World, I discussed the double-pronged attack of menticide and the normalisation of a biosecurity-driven, technocratic scientific dictatorship. I now put forward the argument that we find ourselves in a position where cries from a position
By T J Martin “Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” Winston Smith [main protagonist] is an anachronism, first entering the public consciousness in 1949 with the publication by George Orwell of his seminal work 1984.1 Poor, sad Winston embodied Orwell’s fictional glimpse into a dark dystopia, then