Joe Schaller

ConservaLexicon Glossary Joe Schaller

After decades of foraging bookstores and the internet I have finally found my reference book source for no-holds-barred politically incorrect conservative wisdom, and enlightened myself in the process of creating it. As a form of dictionary, a lexicon offers the vocabulary of a language, social class, field or a subject. In January of 2015, I put together a PSA list of eighteen defined terms pertaining to the massive welfare state in my region of northwestern New Mexico. Since then I have expanded on my list with publications including ConservaLexicon III, a pricier color version suitable for a coffee table with over 700 bits of wisdom. ConservaLexicon Glossary has now reached over one thousand insights in what is my fourth edition - more detail, more nuance. From "Abengoa" to "zombie company", this is more than just an exploration into the lingo and cultural literacy of conservative thought. ConservaLexicon Glossary juxtaposes contradictory ideas, and exposes the psychosocial cultural dynamics, the underbelly of liberalism, in the process. We live in an Orwellian political world of propaganda and indoctrination advanced by a corrupt media-academic-bureaucratic complex. Deception is the method for grasping power and control. Many loyal Republicans are even confused regarding basic conservative principles. In my glossary I present a list of words, terms, expressions, quotes, fallacies, facts, data, and definitions conflicting with the prevailing paradigm of acceptable ideology, language and notions of political correctness, while also providing historical, economic, and scientific perspective and context. ConservaLexicon is meant as an essential educational resource for any who seek enlightenment and wish to halt the advance of cultural indoctrination. Each entry in my Lexicon is a potential study, story or book condensed into a paragraph. I cover a broad swath: political science, social science, behavioral science, natural science, economics, history, language arts, cultural arts, current events, pop culture and self-help.