will orwell's dystopia (= negative utopia) 1984 finally become reality soon? who knows? #FreeAssange
in the last few months and weeks i often think about george orwell's novel 1984. about aldous huxley's brave new world, too.
i've read those books last year or 2 years ago and the current occurrences in germany + the (western) world remember me more and more about a probably final stage of planet destruction and total slavery for the most of us as prophesied in 1984 :-(
in the last few months and weeks i often think about george orwell's novel 1984. about aldous huxley's brave new world, too.
i've read those books last year or 2 years ago and the current occurrences in germany + the (western) world remember me more and more about a probably final stage of planet destruction and total slavery for the most of us as prophesied in 1984 :-(
sadly i can't understand why almost all of my colleagues and most people around me stay so calm and relaxed? do they not see all the mess coming upon us? or is maybe my own perception wrong and our world is in its best shape ever? => who knows?
what about George Orwell's dystopian novel nineteen eighty-four (1984) itself? btw, why 1984? maybe because g. orwell begun to write it in 1948. it was first published in 1949. this book describes a gloomy outlook for the world in 1984 when according to wikipedia's summary "... the most of the world population have become victims of perpetual war, omnipresent government surveillance and propaganda."
i've got a copy in german and thus could understand orwell's "newspeak" probably better than i would in english original. no matter if orwell was a freemason who blatted out the 'elites' plans for the world as many conspiracy theorists believe or just has published his own concerns, it was a really interesting reading anyway.
but it was undoubtably not a nice reading for me. i actually felt set back to 1988 just before i escaped from the than socialistic and totalitarian czechoslovakia. orwell's concepts of "doublethink", "thoughtcrime", the unchallengeable communist "party" (there have been 2 or 4 additional political pro forma parties allowed and present in the parliament in czechoslovakia, but without any significance), "big brother" aka party leader, "thought police" aka secret police SB (no, we had no CIA/ KGB in czechoslowakia), "room 101", manipulation of the past .... no wonder that winston smith, the protagonist of orwell's novel hated the party, the system and rebelled against it. unfortunately without any success :-(
but it was undoubtably not a nice reading for me. i actually felt set back to 1988 just before i escaped from the than socialistic and totalitarian czechoslovakia. orwell's concepts of "doublethink", "thoughtcrime", the unchallengeable communist "party" (there have been 2 or 4 additional political pro forma parties allowed and present in the parliament in czechoslovakia, but without any significance), "big brother" aka party leader, "thought police" aka secret police SB (no, we had no CIA/ KGB in czechoslowakia), "room 101", manipulation of the past .... no wonder that winston smith, the protagonist of orwell's novel hated the party, the system and rebelled against it. unfortunately without any success :-(
the theatre in london where this goerge orwell's story was played (each and every day? only when my youngest daughter + me have been there in 2014?)
"The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it." - George Orwell
more coming soon or never.addendum november 2020: unfortunately, the next step of slavery is actually activated by all this corona covid-19 measures almost all over the world, the NWO seems to succeed this time 😓
=> thus it is more about orwell's 1984 with you see?
the vaccinacion prophete kill bill gates as big brother figure, author/source: ben garrison here
owell's last interview 'A Call to Remember' ... the future? like a boot
in human face forever ... our duty? we must not allow it to happen
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ps: link to orwell's animal farm here
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