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Walter Lippmann

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Speech Repression and Threat Narratives in Politics: Social Goals and Cognitive Foundations

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By Walter Lippmann, Antoine Marie
| Wiley Online Library
1 Explanatory Target: Speech Repression on Sociopolitical Topics Motivations to repress speech in political activists recur across cultures and time periods, especially in contexts of perceived social threat or conflict between political, ethnic, or religious groups [1]. Speech repression takes many forms from informal social control through public shaming or dogmatic replies to censorship of scientific knowledge to the intimidation of dissidents [2-4].
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Lessons for Survival

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By Walter Lippmann
| The Atlantic
AS I write we find ourselves wondering whether we are facing the awful dilemma of appeasement or war — of default and surrender and the death of the soul, or of a war that would be as inconclusive as it, was irreparably destructive. What, we say to one another, must we do, that the nation, and the Western society to which it belongs, may survive to fulfill their promise and to complete their destiny?
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Why Everything You Know About World War II Is Wrong

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By John Flynn, Walter Lippmann, Charles A. Beard, William Henry Chamberlin
| MindMatters (Podcast)
"Much of the current political legitimacy of today's American government and its various European vassal-states is founded upon a particular narrative history of World War II, and challenging that account might have dire political consequences." โ€” Ron Unz View article as PDF. Audio file 1:36:50. Question 1: Hitler Let's start with Hitler.
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