FORCES International - Søren Højbjerg

I’ve been onto this topic earlier, when I commented on Aldous vs. Orwell. I will now delve into it in greater detail.

In all despotic systems, mind controllers, language engineers and censors have been busily at work. Societies that hail freedom and liberty have initially disposed of such characters. But as liberty has been left unguarded, those people have returned. Nowhere is this more clearly visible today, than in the field of tobacco ‘control’ - i.e. tobacco illegalization.

Censors used to be busy eliminating passages in texts containing thoughts or expressions that might inspire individuals to usurp or assasinate their aristocratic masters. Today, those same types are busy trying to eliminate pictures of people smoking or references to situations describing smoking.

Censorship has thus returned. Aristocracy in the form of big health demands that language and mind control be applied to the topic of smoking and even chewing tobacco. We can only wonder when these aristocrats will demand that pictures of people eating peanuts or drinking fizzed sugar water must be eliminated, in order that we, the serfs, do not become inspired to such self devastating activities. Peanut control....

Contemporary methods are far more sophisticated than ever before. Language control is being applied in the most intriguing fashion. Go through the latest mind controlled newspaper, and you will see it everywhere.

For the fun of it, I’ve compiled a brief list of expressions in newspeak, in which mind controllers use expressions to twist the minds of readers. I’ve also provided a translation in plain english. Amuse yourself with it, and begin to realize what is really happening beneath the ‘feel good’ journalism that we are bedeviled with these days.

Newspeak	English
activist	person leeching on individuals, entrepreneurs or the state
addict	person that exhibits a behaviour of his liking
addiction	something you like to do
balanced	one sided
caused by	mathematically associated with
choose	act of responding to indoctrination dogmas
civil disobediance	civil resistance - a production of political disobediance
clean air	artificial concept. There is no recipy for clean air.
control	prohibit
convince	intimidate
dangerous	involving some element of risk
debate	inquisate, heap disdain upon
disorder	natural behaviour
drug	substance of pleasure
drug addict	citizen that takes a substance of pleasure
encourage	enforce
fee	tax
-free	-prohibited
grant	money
guidance	manipulation
guide	manipulate
health fee	tax
health inspector	health police
healthy	controlled, manipulated
help	coerce
hiring policy	formalized discrimination practice
inform	indoctrinate
information	propaganda
informed (of person)	indoctrinated
legislate	prohibit
lobbying	sidestepping constituents
basic right	artificial right
non profit	pure profit
organized crime	a form of entrepreneurship with the purpose of sidestepping legislation that has defined certain behaviours as illegal, even though they are not natural crimes
passive smoking	breathing
peer review	process by which one person asks another person to rubber stamp his speculations as being science
poison	any matter or substance
policy	prohibition
protect	interdict, interfere, prohibit
prove	speculate
public space	any area that is not a private home (they are working on that one)
reasonable	prohibitive
regulate	limit, prohibit
research	the act of generating speculation
risk	chance
science	speculation, fabrication, lie
smoke	air
smoke filled	containing air
smoking policy	smoking prohibition
succesful	generates money
truth	lie
zero tolerant	completely intolerant. This is an artificial concept. Anything zero tolerant would perish immediately. There is always tolerance.