Orwell was a terrorist?

I really hate George Orwell fans that seem to think that Orwell was some kind of Saint that wrote his propaganda to warn the proles or some nonsense. Nineteen Eighty Four is clearly predictive programming designed to encourage the public to accept a so-called Orwellian future... What is the message of Orwells two most famous propaganda scripts - Nineteen Eighty Four and Animal Farm? The message is - Do not rebel or you will fail - and even if you succeed things will only be worse. ????? Orwell was a cop that ended up working for the BBC ffs... You think he might have had something to do with British Intelligence? Did he even write all of Nineteen Eighty Four, Animal Farm and the rest of his trash? Or did he only write parts of those books? What was that ugly weak pencil necked scumbag if not British Intelligences anti-Jack London? He actually calls London a fascist in his essay Notes on Nationalism which is outrageous.. Compare Nineteen Eighty Four to The Iron Heel... ( Down and Out in Paris and London is him copying Londons "People of the Abyss. Orwell was the anti-London. For British Intelligence... ) The weak and disgusting loser Winston that stole chocolate rations from his sick and dying little sister is none other than Orwell himself. What the hell kind of person could see Orwell or his character Winston as a hero? No Earnest Everhard and thats for sure. But yeah - the guy is a cop that ends up working for the BBC and along the way he ends up in Spain fighting for .... leftists against the fascists.

The Spanish Civil War was a prelude to WW2 and while Britain did not get involved they did allow many 'volunteers' to go to Spain to fight and I think its very safe to say that among these British mercs/terrorists there would have been more than a few that were linked to British Intelligence and I put it to you that Orwell was most certainly one of them.

All the Orwell loving idiots will tell us that Orwell went to Spain out of some romantic commitment to .... 'democratic socialism' whatever the hell that is - but come on.

We know that Orwell had links to British Intelligence because beyond the fact that he ended up working for the %$%$ing BBC he was revealed to be a state informant that was snitching on British reds under the bed.. He was a counter-revolutionary snitch! Which aligns perfectly with his themes of DO REBEL OR YOU WILL FAIL OR THINGS WILL GET WORSE.... STICK WITH BEING A SO-CALLED 'DEMOCRATIC-SOCIALIST' UNDER SO-CALLED 'DEMOCRATIC CAPITALISM'..... HA! George Orwell fans are dumb as %$%$. ( Unless you are some evil inner party elite like Hillary Clinton that says her favourite book is Nineteen Eighty Four... Because she actually gets it. I bet its her favourite book - I believe her on that. Or maybe a college educated prole that is too stupid to realize that all they are is a well fed prole. Still a prole. ) You think this scumbag may have been on the books with British Intelligence before he left for Spain? I would say its a very safe bet.

So Orwellian... DeRRRRrrrrRRRRRrrrrrrrrrrrRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRrrrrrRRRRRRR!



But yeah - would all you Orwell fans steal chocolate rations from your sick and dying little sister? Dont you agree that its highly likely/a certainty that Orwell was on the books with British Intelligence when he went to get shot in the throat in the Spanish Civil War? Ha. Sucked in. They did tell that lanky pencil necked idiot not to stand up in the trenches you know.

edit - Hillary Clinton is laughing her fat ass off at you dumb prole Orwell fans. Know that.

I found it interesting in my senior year of high school that the AP Classes were given the infamous banned book "Brave New World" as required reading while the regular classes were required to read "1984".

Predictive programming indeed.

Funny thing, I've lived the Orwellian Nightmare during ten years of schizophrenia.

I even did three months in Room 101 of the Ministry of Love.

I spent many a year sitting destitute with my cup of Victory Coffee reflecting on how Big Brother loved me.

It was an absolutely miserable experience.

Thank the Heavens it didn't last forever and I can cynically laugh about it now.

a reply to: GENERAL EYES

Glad you are going ok now.

a reply to: thelastman

Thanks.

It's certainly been an experience.

a reply to: thelastman
I logged in for the 1st time in a long time to add some additional context:

“It has become apparent that whole masses of human population are, as a whole, inferior in their claim upon the future, to other masses, that they cannot be given opportunities or trusted with power as the superior peoples are trusted, that their characteristic weaknesses are contagious and detrimental to the civilizing fabric, and that their range of incapacity tempts and demoralizes the strong. To give them equality is to sink to their level, to protect and cherish them is to be swamped in their fecundity. “
-HG Wells

It’s clear to me that Wells and any number of early 20th century “thinkers” were powerfully motivated proponents of eugenics via globalism and its controls.

I think their plan backfired because most people oppose orweilian ideas, and don't just accept them. It's a meme at this point and critical thinkers "get it." They aren't the ones who are going to report to fema camps or their pod in the mega cities, they are the preppers who reject the idea of complying.

Good post. And to add to the comment above, Huxley was a eugenicist. Brave New World Revisited is rampant with it.

a reply to: thelastman
I've never met a "fan" of George Orwell aka Eric Arthur Blair. In fact, most people I know have no clue who that is. Neither have they read his books. A few have seen the movie, 1984, but had no idea it was based on a book. Come to think of it, I've never seen anyone online say they were a "fan" of Orwell.

Where did you come across these folks who have made you so bitter?

a reply to: thelastman

Wow, your post is so blatantly uneducated.

It killed George writing that book. He wrote it on a cold island almost like St John wrote Revelation on an island. Both are visions of dystopia. They have some things in common if you look carefully. Just after it was published he died.

George taught me savvy about politics in 1984. He is right on every score about what kind of dystopia we would end up with. I am happy to be one of the free proles they are not worried about and let run wild. It is the Party members who are chained to the machine.

I had my chance to become a Party member. I could not do it. There is no freedom for those people. They have to follow orders all their lives and if they screw up they are prosecuted and punished much worse than we are.

It is sad you did not learn from it. It is your loss though. I am so glad I read it. I have read it 4 or 5 times now. Animal Farm is an amazing and useful learning experience too. George was well switched on. I have actuaslly only learned one thing from your post and that is about you. I will not tell you what it is though.

I think by what you said of George you have just let society and yourself drift further away from truth and made it hate me and all those who are trying to keep it from turning into a hell hole for us all just a little bit more. Good luck with that, dude.

I think you can't possibly be that ignorant to believe what you have written. You aren't are you? I would be scared personally to be that naive. I know that this world will play serious head games and use rotten any ignorance it encounters. That is why I try not to be. It makes my survival more likely to be armed with some knowledge and wisdom.

a reply to: BlueJacket

Its hard to disagree though isnt it. Ha. The simple masses are pretty simple.

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

The other countries waited to see how things would develop. The question was asked: 'Will meat be rationed?' That was the first sounding of a warning. In other words: 'If you are a capitalist, cover your requirements, buy yourself a refrigerator and hoard up a few sides of bacon.'

en.wikisource.org...(10_December_1940)


HA!

Another major theme of Nineteen Eighty Four is that you cannot trust your fellow man.. You cant even trust somebody that you love. And they cannot trust you. Because at the end of the day when starving rats are about to eat into your eye socket and into your brain you will sell them out. Your Id. We are all selfish at the core and everything we do is for ourselves one way or another. Look out for yourself right?

You arent worried about the ptb coming for your stores of dried corn right? You fear your fellow man... Brother.

a reply to: Tarantula777

George? Did you know him personally?

I say that you should have taken your chance. Get with the power.

Anyway - I am going to try to guess what you learned about me. Umm. I sound like a bit of a jerk in the OP dont I. Did you learn that I can be kind of a jerk? Do you suspect an inferiority complex? The OP may be misdirection you know. It might be that I wrote that for the sole purpose of getting attention. But whose attention would I want here?

a reply to: thelastman

A provocateur, trying to get us to think outside of our boxes.

Love it !!

Thanks for the change of pace.

a reply to: thelastman

Interesting take, gives some food for thought. Bet you did well in highschool English classes! haha