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Fact is stranger than fiction category as this blog provides direct correlation between radio celebrity Rush Limbaugh and the George Orwell character Emmanuel Goldstein from his novel 1984.



Thank you for coming here. It is my hope that you will be pleasantly entertained.

If you are a fan of Eric Blair aka George Orwell and his novel 1984 then you will probably begin to see some straightforward similarities between the novels fictitious antagonist, Emmanuel Goldstein, and the not so fictitious and very real modern day radio celebrity, Rush Limbaugh. Without giving away the store, take a moment to think about the times that you have heard the press, progressive groups, congress, and yes, the president himself attempt to blame Rush Limbaugh for failures within the progressive platform. I'll bet you could come up with at least one. Now, let the transformation of Rush Limbaugh into the real life Emmanuel Goldstein begin as a series of "Letters to Goldstein" composed and submitted by "Winged Pegasus" presented for your approval.







It is with great excitement that the Goldstein Chronicles will now become available for public viewing. For well over a year now, The Chronicles have been composed on a live thread for viewing by Goldstein (Rush Limbaugh) himself, and are now available to the general public for our viewing enjoyment.






Under the spreading chestnut tree, I sold you and you sold me...




Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Joe Scarborough: Fox News 'The Only Organizing Institution For The GOP' (VIDEO)


Mika Brzezinski's asservation of her public relations consanguinity with the White House in regard to the Gulf oil spill was a revelation which may be surprising considering its origination from a national cable news network co-anchor. Many network and news gathering organizations employ an amalgamation of nepotal avuncular news commentators. Regardless of network affiliation and or individual or corporate ownerships of the media outlet. None of this of course is new(s). 1976, UBS Network News. Howard Beale (Peter Finch) loses it with the infamous intonations: "I'm As Mad As Hell And I'm Not Going To Take This Anymore".
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