Says Mark: Big Brother - the Orwellian nightmare Come True 3 / 3

Mark Dice www.infowars.com www.markdice.com/ www.prisonplanet.tv March 4, 2011 by George Orwell (aka Eric Blair), first published his famous novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four was the year 1949 , and tells a dark story of what he may have presented life in the future, in 1984. His book and his name has become synonymous with privacy issues with the technology and also an all-powerful, oppressive ruling elite, which strictly regulates the activities of the populationwith an iron fist. Orwell's book is where we use the term "Big Brother out, as when people say" Big Brother is watching you. "When people say they are the novel's omniscient surveillance system that is constantly watching and listening, referring to people in their homes. When we ask something Orwellian on the invasiveness of certain technologies or policy that describes the Government, we also view the Reference nightmare of George Orwell described in hisNovel. There are some other terms coined in Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four, as doublethink, thought crimes and the memory hole, which are now part of our vernacular. Even if you have not read the book or saw the movie, you're still doubt familiar with the issues that make up the plot, such as high-tech surveillance system to see and hear for anyone to keep them in line with the government (the party called in the novel). They are probablyalso ...