george orwell died not 1950 but his prose style feels like it was written today. you know as a newspaper person you could draw up a paragraph out of orwell and it we right at home. his concerns are the concerns of today. what do you do to protect the individual's freedom in an era of the intrusive state and now an era of the intrusive corporation. how do you think about liberty? what's the vocabulary we need to discuss governments that don't listen to people? and a lot of the vocabulary we use, big brother, the memory hole, comes directly from orwell residents "1984." so as i was diving more and more into orwell and going back and re-reading, it occurred to me, there was a parallel with churchill. as you say, very different people. one on the right, one on the left. churchill in imperialis consecutive. orwell a dedicated anti-imperialist socialist. just totally different personalities yet they came down key question of our time and they were in the minority. it's important to remember that most people thought they were wrong. they both spent a lot of time in the wi

george orwell, last year, coincidental with the election, george orwell at 70th anniversary, the language with variations, true of all political parties, designed to make life down truthful and murder respectful and give experiences -- let me give you some pure wit. the management statement, we promise to dedicate ourselves to improving the efficacy of measurable learning outcomes and we intend to learn something was why didn't you buddy say so? a magazine set upon by one of the founders of facebook. as journalist we have mixed views about facebook, it is taking money away, what is going on with the politics? this is what they thought. a crowd you can see. this is what they want to do with human services. we expect this start, cross functional collaboration and align ourselves to integrated -- what? with words in it. and i want to say something that will shock you. they have -- when i wrote this, donald trump in that -- this is donald trump at a charity and an emphasis and a certainty which i for one overlook as being effective as it was and this is what he says. we have to stop illegal i

snowden, nsa, overbearing government, many folks have come to the conclusion that english author george orwell's"1984" is inevitable. orwell got everything right except perhaps, government, i don't think that's big brother. i think it's a combination of amazon, google and facebook. now i can tell you this isn't about misgivings and concerns that already exist about business disruption or bezos grudge against president trump. it's against unlimited access and power. one of the quotes is if you want to keep a secret, you must also hide it from yourself. think about it, these companies know you better than you know yourself and they also understand how to manipulate that knowledge. this is about electronic appliances that can listen and spy on and you know everything you do and say in private. news speak is happening, the new language of acronyms, hashtags and emojis, as an investor i've grappled with the notion for a long time, this whole thing because the stocks will probably go a whole lot higher. by the same token, i'm not going to buy an alexa for my home. this isn't about being a luddite, thi

it always reminds me of the george orwell scenario, where the police keep being asked to do more andying on doing it. if you have had a 50% cut in policing, 20,000 less officers since 2010, it isa 20,000 less officers since 2010, it is a no—brainer, it will have an impact of what the police can do, in terms of resources. even if funding for counterterrorism specifically is ring fenced? i don't think they are two entirely different things. when i was two entirely different things. when iwasa two entirely different things. when i was a police officer, i got information to talking to people. i would speak to people, find out what was happening and then come back and do intelligence reports on that and there is no substitute for that. people sitting in an office going on computers and trying to work out what is happening on the ground. you need those people on the ground but it is not just need those people on the ground but it is notjust the police officers being cut. we have also had cuts in the c50 being cut. we have also had cuts in the cso numbers, community support officers and pol

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george orwell wrote his book 70 years ago, 2016. the same year donald trump became president. so you look at the papers and magazine, radio or tv and what all predicted going to happen has actually happened. the language has gotten more and more incomprehensible. let me give you an example. a friend of mine has money, he's a billionaire and too polite to insist in my presence. they would like him to preside over a liquidation event. what does that mean. we want to sell our company. liquidation is the sale of the company. this is throughout the business. the best example of course was then't the -- unfortunate story of the new republic, better red than dead. makes no difference but it's on a screen or whether it's in print. but this is what was said for instance when they were trying to sell this. we're going to create magical experiences through cross functional collaboration and we ask you to align yourself metabolickism perspective to virtually integrated digital media company. what? i can't align my metabolic, you see how difficult it is. the reason i wrote this book is sev

secretary, to call this an elevated involvement in the world which bears even george orwell. i yield back. >> we go to mr. joe wilson of south carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and our prayers are with our colleagues or not here today due to the baseball practice shooting. congressman jeff duncan south coletta, jill mo brooks -- .. i especially appreciate your exxon service. my great grandfather started with the enrichment in 1990 and my grandfather was the manager in new jersey and south carolina. my dad was a sales representative, and my brother has ran oil chauffer for excellent, so i know the integrity of the company that few have fled and also i was pleased to see background. we have for eagle scouts an foue company, so thank you for what you've done. in north korea, continues to push the security of american lives. i am concerned that cuts in are foreign affairs budget will leave us at a disadvantage in the security role played by diplomats. i appreciate your willingness to make reforms to the budget support your continuing the article mission around the globe. on t

secretary, to call this an elevated involvement in the world would embarrass even george orwell. i yield back. >> we go to mr. joe wilson of south carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and our prayers are with our colleagues who are not here today due to the baseball practice shooting. congressman jeff duncan of south carolina, congressman mo brooks of alabama, congressman from florida. mr. secretary, i appreciate your exxon service. my heritage is exxon. my great grandfather started in 1890 with oil. my grandfather was in south carolina with oil. my brother has been with exxon. i know the integrity of the company that you've led. also, i was really pleased to see your scout background. all credit to my wife. we have four eagle scouts in our family. so thank you for what you've done. with so many global challenges, the rogue nation north korea continues to push against international norms and threatens our nation's security and the security of our allies. i'm concerned that large cuts in our foreign affairs budget will leave us at a disadvantage in the distinct national security

george orwell said gentleness was defining characteristic of english civilization. of ours of all countries sliding into a spiral of copycat terrorist atrocities is very, very hard to take. neil: george soros just today, you might have heard him saying he thinks given all the recent developments and crosscurrents, anxieties the last thing the brits want to do is leave the european community here and that may be, maybe they will change their mind. maybe go back in and maybe president macron of france who is saying it is never too late, what did you make of all of that? >> i mean the idea that we would crawl back, apologizing for our mistake is based on the most colossal misreading of our character and of our history. i mean for the record, public opinion has hardened against membership in the year since the vote. only 22% of people now think we should stay. neil: is that right? >> in the european union, yeah, most remain voters are decent democrats, they accept the outcome. neil: there is a change here, maybe given the recent election that was embarassment to theresa

in the ad andation of george orwell's novel, "1984."y. "1984," this is heavy stuff. >> it is heavy stuff, but heavy times call for heavy stuff. >> now, "1984" is the book everyone read in high school or said they read in high school. >> it's the number one book people lie about having read. >> i know. i actually was thinking, like, did i read it or just pretend i read it? >> cliff's notes did well in "1984." >> this is not just staging, we were talking about it in the commercial. >> it is intense. >> in what way? >> it involves multimedia where you're shooting video simulcast onto the stage. cameras and back to the stage. there's a lot of light and sound work really immersivmmersive. and it is a different experience. it's not like watching a play, it's like going on a really scary ride. >> scary and it can get physical. talk about this. four members of the audience have actually passed out. >> yes. >> you busted your own lip during a performance. >> yeah. >> and you broke your co-star's nose. >> i did. but it was in retaliation because

george orwell's 1937 tract, the road to wigan pier, gave a shocking description of the grim reality of the time. pinched faces, ruined by malnutrition. eight to ten people living in three—room houses with no bath and infested with bugs. many working class adults have none of their own teeth. orwell brought home that britain was two nations. seven decades on, and everything has changed. very few children are barefoot and malnourished. obesity is a national problem. most teenagers have mobile phones. and wigan itself sometimes tires of its association with the misery of the past. so, yes, we've moved on. but that doesn't mean we can relax, go home and play on a chinese—made tablet. we have a new challenge to face. it's a first world problem we have now. it's about how we create more productivejobs. this box—making factory in wigan provides semiskilled work. the town needs more of this. but it needs even more of the top end stuff. without that, we can't get pay levels up, or tax revenues to pay for public services. i think the objective has got to be to look at creating those higher—produ