semantic deceit

Semantic Deceit

Examples of semantic deceit:  “the State of New York”

  1. the New York State
  2. the State of New York
  3. The state of new York
  4. the New State of York
  5. the State of New york
  6. he new state of york

We will have not only the New York State and the State of New York (old Federal Reserve version) and the STATE OF NEW YORK (IMF version) and NEW YORK (their latest outrage), but we will have The state of new York, and the State of new York, and the New State of York and the State of New york and the new state of york, and as many permutations of style and spelling and order of words you can imagine —–all of which are created for the sole purpose of semantic deceit, identity theft, and criminal fraud.