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46 Minute Video – For The Intellectuals Only. Jeff Rense & John Rappaport Analyse The “Shrinking” Of The English Language – Buzz Phrases & Collective Thinking Are The Way Of The Day!

July 3, 2017 · by · in Education, Leftist ideology, philosophy, Uncategorized · Leave a comment

  What benefit is there in language?  How about vocabulary (knowledge base of words) How about grammar (proper coordinating of word usage)?  How about spelling (proper order and completeness of letters in a word)?  How about semantics (proper use and choice of the best word by knowing its true meaning)?  How about sentence structure (assembling […]

U.S. Heading For A Dictatorship? Don’t Roll Your Eyes At This – Look Around You!

June 20, 2017 · by · in Blatant Hypocrisy, Censorship, Central Banking, China, Christianity, Criminals, Currency, Debt, Economics, Education, entertainment, Geopolitics, Global Elite, Global warming, Gold/Silver, Government, Immigration, Internet, Islam, Leftist ideology, Markets, Media, Money, new world order, philosophy, Politics, Privacy Issues, Propaganda, Protest, religion, Russia, science, Sexuality, Social Issues, taxes, TECHstinkTION, Terrorism, Touch Stone, treason, Uncategorized, Violence, war, World government · Leave a comment

  One of the most critical factors in the rise of NAZI Germany was propaganda.  The people had to be worked up into a frenzy in order to manipulate them into submitting to a dictator and supporting a war. What’s going on in America today?  The U.S. is in the face of the Syrians, Russians, […]

Words Have Meaning – Use Properly

March 2, 2017 · by · in Education, Geopolitics, Global Elite, Markets, Media, Terrorism, Touch Stone, Uncategorized · Leave a comment

  Is he short, or just vertically challenged?  Is he insane, or does he just have a mental health issue?   Is he an illegal immigrant, or an undocumented worker?   Is he a perverted degenerate Sodomite, or gay? These and many other euphemistic approaches to the English language have blunted the effect of the language. […]