The article draws parallels between Joseph Stalin's Soviet Union and Donald Trump's administration in its approach to history and truth. It focuses on Trump's war on public health and the systematic removal of information that counters his administration's narrative, particularly regarding LGBTQ+ rights and health. Executive orders have led to the erasure of critical information from health agencies, echoing Stalin's tradition of purging reality that contradicts official ideology. The piece highlights the dangers of such censorship in a modern context, facilitated by advanced technology.
In late January, executive orders from the White House ordered all executive branch agencies to purge anything they did or said of alleged "woke" ideologies.
The war on public health, which is real and accelerating, would have been bad enough. But what Trump is doing is clearly much bigger than that.
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