Readers of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four will remember the character Emmanuel Goldstein, Enemy of the People. It’s unclear whether Goldstein was a real person in Orwell’s nightmare surveillance ...

Reading this work, The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism by a certain Emmanuel Goldstein, Smith soon comes upon this passage: “The very word ‘war’…has become misleading.

A reader still insists I transform this real estate into an Orwellian two-minute hate session against a former president employed used as a de facto stand-in for Emmanuel Goldstein, George Orwell ...

This is where Emmanuel Goldstein comes in. As Paul Shlichta noted in The American Thinker back in March, Orwell’s two-minute hate fests provide an uncomfortable analogue to the Obama administration’s ...