We all know the
doublethink strategies of the government and how it is running the NHS into the ground, so no, "sorry" is just not good enough, if you cannot do the job then you should pick up you P45.
Amid an ocean of corporate sophistry and
doublethink, those words have the distinct ring of truth.
Kian's killing cannot be trivialized as 'isolated and blown out of proportion' because the trail of blood from the thousands of fatalities of the war on drugs, many of them probably innocent, is too fresh and too long to be swept aside in
doublethink and doublespeak terms.
Critics contend that Gigaba's latest attempt to cut the Gordian knot--a 14-point Inclusive Growth Action Plan unveiled in July--is indicative of a government mired in economic
doublethink.
Now that Munchkin appears, so to speak, to have got his feet under the table as a pet, he may well avoid ending up as the main course as families, some possibly even, as a result of a handy bit of
doublethink, having responded to Ms Mir's appeal for funds for his operation.
To these, Jeffrey Sachs, Alexander Kjerulf, and other practitioners of Orwellian Newspeak and
doublethink would add a Ministry of Happiness, which most certainly could be depended on to morph into a dreadful instrument of despair, misery, and woe.
This may all sound like Orwellian
doublethink, to suggest that Tesla is overvalued but could still soar 10 to 20 times higher from current levels, but the way to reconcile Musk's sentiments is to consider that Tesla can be overvalued in the short term but undervalued in the long term.
SNP candidate Deidre Brock added: "This is a lesson in
doublethink from Ruth Davidson, whose own political message could not be more 'tribal'.
As such, the term has been widely ridiculed as a classic example of Orwellian
doublethink.
According to Orwell,
doublethink is "the holding of two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them.
The 2009 law was enacted by the North's Supreme People's Assembly, which is a bit of Orwellian
doublethink, considering the government is supreme and the people are denied the egalitarian power, sharing that is at the heart of communism's perpetually-broken promise.
As he explains,
doublethink is "to tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just as long as it is needed, to deny the existence of objective reality and all the while to take account of the reality which one denies.
