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Learn All About Big Brother in Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four. Orwell Foresaw America Today as the Global Elite Move in Closer Toward Their Totalitarian Regime and NWO.

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Orwell’s book 1984 is all about Big brother. At some point or another you’ve probably heard the phrase: ”Big Brother is watching”.

Orwell’s book caught the imagination of people around the world.

The image of Big Brother, an all-seeing presence watching over everyone’s actions and listening to everything they say, is part of the fabric of popular culture.

There’s even a reality TV show called Big Brother which uses the same premise to entertain us by putting people together to live in a house where everything they do and say is on camera.

You might not even know the origin of the idea of Big Brother, or what the character of Big Brother represents.

Once you learn all about Big Brother you’ll see the idea of a real Big Brother is far more sinister than the TV show would have you believe.

Big Brother originally appeared in the classic George Orwell novel Nineteen Eighty-four.

The book was written in 1945 and tells the story of a man, an ordinary civil servant in a totalitarian country, who spends his days rewriting history to make it fit the party line and support the party propaganda.

Propaganda is everywhere; posters all about Big Brother watching over everyone can be found in every public space.

Loudspeakers blare announcements all about Big Brother at regular intervals and children in school are taught to never disobey Big Brother.

The people in this fictional land of Oceania never really know what day or time it is, because all of those external factors are set by the ruling party.

They respond to schedules and to instructions given on two way televisions which are literally everywhere.

In Oceania, there is no privacy, the government listens to everything you say and watches everything you do.

Even thinking anything that could be considered against the party line is grounds for imprisonment.

People who are put in jail for ”thought crimes” are tortured until they become cheerleaders for the party.

Once they have been rehabilitated, they are released back into the worker class to spread the rhetoric of the party and to serve as an example for anyone else who might not agree with the party.

When looked at from this perspective, the recent changes in privacy laws in the United States don’t seem too far off from the maybe-not-so-fictional Oceania.

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Reality or Fiction

At the time it was published and for decades afterward, Nineteen Eighty-Four was cited as an example of the dangers of totalitarianism.

Warning all about Big Brother entered the public consciousness for the first time.

As time went on cultural analysts started to draw parallels between the book and what was happening in the real world.

During the Cold War era, even the United States government began to adopt some of the same techniques described in the book to vilify and demonize the Soviet Union.

Whenever there is a large crowd of people, like the population of a country, creating an enemy, an ”other” for people to focus all their attention on, it serves two purposes:

It brings people closer together by uniting them in their hatred and suspicion of the foreign ”other,” and it makes people more docile and willing to let their political leaders make decisions that might not be in their best interest.

By keeping them afraid and focused on an outside threat, governments can control entire populations.

Orwell probably never intended for his book to become a guide for the global elite on how to control people, but that is what it became.

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Foreshadowing the NWO

In 1945, when the book was written, it was the height of the attempt by the global elite to start solidifying their power and to create plans for their own elite utopia.

There are clear references in the book to the global elite’s plan that are chilling when viewed through the lens of history.

The book is really all about Big Brother and the dangers of losing privacy to the government.

The world that Orwell creates is clearly similar to the society that the global elite are trying to form.

Oceania is one of three massive super-states that are made up of entire continents. Sound familiar?

Sound at all like the European Union, the North American Union, and the Pan Asian Union? It should.

There are other parts of the society that Orwell created in the book that are obvious references to the global elite and their plan to create a utopia for the super rich.

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Big Brother Today

Warnings about the dangers of the government taking over the lives of private citizens are clearly given in the book. Many U.S. citizens have a real and justified fear of a society like the one created by Orwell coming into existence.

After the actions of the Bush administration many people are convinced an Orwellian society is coming.

It is already here. It has been building for decades.

Our minds have already been filled with the newspeak of the regime, we are already persecuted for expressing ideas and using words which challenge the accepted norms of the establishment.

We call it political incorrectness, or sometimes hate speech.

There are bills being put through Congress now, such as the Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act (H.R. 1955) and the Megan Meier Cyberbullying Prevention Act (H.R. 6123), which violate the 1st Amendment. Such legislation could be used to crack down on thought crime and punish dissenters.

We are already manipulated and indoctrinated by Big Brother through our education system and our entertainment as well.

We’re taught what is acceptable and then we oppress others in our own lives for anything challenging our established norms.

If you want to know all about Big Brother, just take off your rose-colored glasses and look around.

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