of ideas, think orwell would turn over in his grave if you knew how these hate speech laws were being enforced in britain, forgot to ask you how did your holocaust surviving father feel about the skokie case? that is such a great question. let me tell you, peter, my father came to hear me give a talk in san diego where he had retired in the early 1980s, and there had just been a wave of graffiti, synagogues and some racist graffiti. well, so i was brought out to explain the aclu's position and why we had won the skokie case. my father listened to me very politely, and he came up to me afterwards and he said, well, you for that very interesting talk, you've now persuaded me that the aclu does correctly interpret the first amendment. thank you for making it clear to me that the problem is the first amendment. so, you know, the vast, vast, vast majority people share that the perspective i think he was to some extent joking, but it's always an uphill battle. defend freedom for whatever thought. the person i'm speaking to loathes. so your new book coming out is free speech. what everyone t

everything we read in the works of orwell, zamyatin, huxley, consistently implemented by the warsaw authoritiesa ban on freedom of speech, total surveillance and punishment for dissent and even photography. this is the lifestyle of a modern pole. if anyone expects to find out the truth about life in poland by getting information from the local media, then they are making a terrible mistake. the country's media floor has long been working in the interests of the ruling party. the fuel and energy concern orlen, which is in fact controlled by the pisovites. back in 2020, he acquired the polska press media group, a key player in the local press market. she has more than 150 in her collection regional publications. all of them promote the policy of the successful course of the state and the wisdom of power. the main state tv channel tvp is also no longer available. television producers actively use various types of methods , in particular the practice of involving fake actors in the filming of stories, acting as random passers-by and commenting in the right way on the media narratives promoted by th

orwell never dreamed of, bought a plane ticket, ate meat in a cafe, be so kind as to pay a carbon taxke the green ones are trying to implement... a system of extortion through western banks, you are watching the main weather program, i am vadim zachenkov, hello, this september will enter the weather chronicle as one of the hottest in the history of meteorological observations, october will drive away extreme heat from the russian plain, just like almost all previous ones, the last week of september delighted residents of many regions of european russia with sunny, dry weather and unseasonably high temperatures. by friday, the warming on the russian plain had again acquired a record scale; again , the northwest of russia was at the epicenter of overheating; for example, in kaliningrad , the meteorological statistics were updated for the sixth time in a month, and this time the previous extreme value was exceeded immediately by 5°, but the capital was only 10° short of the record. residents of russian cities spent the whole week admiring fountains sparkling in the sun and flowers bloomi

it can be put on a par with george orwell's 1984.ciety where people are deprived of thinking, and those tasked with burning books are called firefighters. among them is the main character, but he changes and joins the gorski opponents of the regime who save books by memorizing them. bradbury's work was reminiscent of how books were burned in nazi germany, he described during the years of witch hunts in the united states, when literature was also destroyed. objectionable, this work is a protest against totalitarianism and propaganda, which discourages people from thinking, the novel has gone through many editions and film adaptations. on october 19, 1960 , the united states imposed an almost complete embargo on trade with cuba; havana did not want an aggravation, but back in the summer washington banned oil supplies, in response, the government of fidel castro nationalized american oil refineries, now the united states began to buy sugar, the main product of the island's exports, then castra announced that he would deprive the america

ukrainian communication, cellular, and then establishing their own, today they are trying, as in orwell'st into into people's heads, find out what they are thinking about, what they are talking about and so on, because of this, there are interruptions in communication, for example, whatsapp, that is, whatsapp calls are practically impossible, there are also problems with other messengers, that is, they leave exclusively, well, they mostly leave a telegram for communication to people, that is, it is more or less untouchable, well, according to poiber, there are no questions here, that is, we understand that the occupiers leave on the air what is more or less easy for them to control, and people still have such safe means of communication of course, which i will not voice, but our people understand, they know, nevertheless, this is after a year and a half, i will repeat it again, this is what it says, it says that the russians realized that they are not they waited, the russians understood that there were ukrainians there, who must... must be controlled and they understood that in general t

i realised that george orwell had died in 1950, so it was coming up for 70 years since his death, whichthe da vinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984, each unique. and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price, £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. now, have you heard about the one that got away? jason breen, a watersports enthusiast from sydney in australia, was lucky that his bodyworn camera recorded the moment he was struck by a whale while wingfoiling, a type of surfing — otherwise he might never have been believed! jason captured this footage as a humpback whale breached the water and collided with him. the 55—year—old said he was lucky it was a young whale — he thinks had it been a fully grown adult, he wouldn't be alive to tell the tale. he was unhurt. time for a look at the weather. looks like waves across southern and western parts of britain could be an issue over the next few da

out to be a classic gang with a strict criminal hierarchy, as if copied from the story of george orwell'sup , this is very... unpleasant, because the neighbor here is leveling everything to the comb, the children cannot be released, because these are healthy 150 kg animals, they are already semi-wild, because they mixed with local wild boars and they live practically in the forest, they she doesn't live here, they lie on the road all the time, and now everywhere in the village there is absolute disgusting going on, under every bush there is someone hiding insolently and voraciously, and at any moment they will begin to take away change from passers-by, well, here is an unfinished one... apparently two pigs have fooled with a litter: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, about seven or eight piglets, apparently from one pink, from the other black, i think so, they caused a terrible environmental disaster for the village, i think, within a radius kilometers, the entire earth was dug up, the entire surface layer of soil was disturbed, all of them infrequencies naturally end up in a body of water, because a rive

i realized that george orwell had died in 1950 and so it was coming up for 70 years since his death,publish. so the da vinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984. each unique — and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price, £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. and there is already another book the shop is close to turning away. probably what it is at the moment is the richard 0sman series, you know, the thursday murder club stuff. david shrigley promises that he will not be collecting them. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. he had to tell us the story of the weather is elizabeth. it's been wet across central and eastern areas of england and particularly eastern scotland, there's been more rain across aberdeenshire this morning. not a lot is set to change as we head through the end of the month. it's going to stay very unsettled, there could be heavy, thundery showers, particularly wet for eastern scotla nd particularly we

busy all of global flows of trade and politics and so forth, so much like george orwell, in reference to we have always been at war with your asia. this is meant to inform america, who was there geo political enemies should be. now, i say next question to mr. wong, please. so the us, he's basically saying that it's a good one and china, russia and iran are the ones who are able the ones who should be fit. but meanwhile, the us is in a proxy conflict with each of those countries with roger new cray, with a rod in palestine and with china and taiwan purposely to get another world war as well. i think it just shows exactly how some of the american politicians and the top of the shows think this reflects that perception that they do need anybody to survive. and this is totally wrong actually in today's well, what about, i mean, russia, china and they're wrong. all countries that are not really happy, where is what is going all around the world. and these are the countries that are bold enough to voice out that disagreements. but it doesn't mean that these 3 countries are together. they're

to create a totalitarian world in the middle of europe and compared it to the world from george orwell'swork 1984. about this, viktor orban wrote on his page in the x microblogging network, this is the former twitter, and then there is a quote from the leader. hungarian government. they purchase and supply weapons for ukraine through the european peace fund. they want to control the media with the help of the zmi freedom act, we fought against communism not to end up in 1984. nothing, nothing, soon the european union will unfreeze 13 billion euros for hungary. probably, such posts in the network of microblogs. the former twitter will become less, well, i hope, and by the way, tomorrow mr. orbán will take part in an informal, today was a meeting, summit of the european political community, and tomorrow in the same granada , spain, there will be an informal meeting of the heads of state, eu member states, and here he is will take part in this in this non-official meeting, well, tomorrow is friday, so i'm really waiting for something, i don't want to, but i expect that he will be again... u

i realised that george orwell had died in 1950, so it was coming up for 70 years since his death whichpublish. so the da vinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984, each unique. and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price — £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. and there is already another book the shop is close to turning away. probably what it is at the moment is the richard 0sman series, the thursday murder club stop. daeid thursday murder club stop. david romises thursday murder club stop. david promises he _ thursday murder club stop. david promises he will _ thursday murder club stop. david promises he will not _ thursday murder club stop. david promises he will not be _ thursday murder club stop. david promises he will not be collecting them. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. that is almost it from today. ijust want to show the live pictures, let's go back to the un general assembly in new york because we expect nex

intellectual property each year, you have an authoritarian and surveillance regime that would make orwellshed. what you have done to the people of hong kong. i think we need to be realistic about russia -- russia was an ideological and military threat. never an economic threat. china is investing in a way that we did in the 1960's. 5g, where at one point the winning player, they were also studying the standards -- setting the standards. we have pushed back, we put a chip spill through, we need to be clear with china that we intend to compete with them on synthetic biology, quantum computing, ai, all of these domains, and there are ways we can work together, but we are not going to take our eye off the ball about how china is with a focus that at some point may end up undermining them -- all of their investment in ai, they have still not released a large language model because they don't trust their people to not ask a question about something like tiananmen square. you have a lot of countries that went with belt and road that are frankly with -- frankly dissatisfied customers. i think it

i realised that george orwell had died in 1950, so it was coming up for 70 years since his death whichvinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984, each unique. and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price — £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. that is pricey for a paperback. and let me show you this footage from off the coast of sydney, australia. a man was taking part in the sport of wing foiling or wing surfing, when a breaching whale calf leapt out of the water and collided with him. jason breen was then dragged underwater by the whale until his leash broke, allowing him to surface and say to his camera, "i just got hit by a whale". that is one great selfie. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good evening. well, it's been a very wet 0ctober so far. not for all of us, but certainly for many of us, especially across eastern areas of scotland, such as here in aberdeenshire. more we

you've got an authoritarian and surveillance regime that wouldyo make orwell blush. done to the treatment of the uighur people or the people of hong kong, and i think we need to be realistic that, you know, go back to russia, russia was a ideological and military threat, it was never an economic threat. china is investing in domain after domain in technology at a rate d that we did in the '60s. and i was a wireless guy. the wake with-up call for me was 5g5g where they had the winning, at one point the winning player, they were also setting the standards. so i think, you know, we've bee, we've put our chips bill through. i think we need to be clear with china that we need to compete with them on smr, quantum computing, a.i. and all of these to domains. and there's a way we could work together, but we are not going to take our eye off the ball about how china is with with a, with a focus that at some point may end up undermining them. all their investment in a.i., they still haven't released a large language model to actually be a able to ask a question abot something

heard of, maybe forgotten, no, the author of the novel noted, in fact, we, who wrote this, george orwelle borrowed from zamyatin, roman east. cat bags: -200 for you, -600 for ruslan, 1500 for egor, who? egor, egor. card theme: 100 or 500? 100. attention to the screen. in 1893, the self-proclaimed professor orlando ferguson from south dakota continued to stubbornly prove that the planet earth is in fact... flat, absolutely true, and also square and motionless. finds for 500, please, at the end of last year, underwater archaeologists from canada examined the sunken ships of his expedition. 275 items were recovered from erebus, including a set of drawing tools, perhaps. franklin john franklin, bravo , he led the expedition that searched for the northwest passage, miracle 200, please, in the first century ad, an unknown roman artist created a copy of one of the seven wonders of the world: the statue of olympian zeus, now the statue is kept in this russian museum , possibly in armitage, that's right, 400 finds, in the cathedral norwegian... under a layer of plaster there is an image of an ang

this, it’s such a utopia on, i would say , on one shelf, well, if not on one shelf, then next to orwellm, he was at the last, well, at one of the last filmings we sat in the crowd, of course, he, well that this is, of course, of course, yes, yes, that i liked that here, when i read it, i never acted, acted, that here it comes from a feeling, and not from a registrar, it is clear that all this turns into this. to some extent, religious fanaticism and and and there is no gap between feelings and fanaticism , this is a very important important story, it is very important to catch this edge, catch the grandee, it all turns to the opposite side and these people who were editors, heroes who were editors , which suddenly they were so influenced by the lines, so influenced some words that turned their consciousness upside down, well, i’m sure that those who hear us will not reach this brink, you will have good impressions, there will be good impressions, they will read this book and other books, of course, without - risk, without any negativity, because there is a most paradoxical story , i alw

i think that this reminds me of george orwell and 1984.eople who tell the truth are accused of being liars. and the liars are thought to be telling the truth. and it is a sad day for my friend, but i look at the country and i am here right now in london and the challenges that are happening with their government and the challenges to other democracies, it seems we are becoming more and more extreme. we are ignoring the wishes of the american people. i want to emphasize to everyone that is watching right now, the american people wanted the government open. they want to end wasteful washington spending, they want a more efficient and effective government, they wanted it open, they wanted it to work. the speaker of the house did exactly, to the letter, what the public wished of him, and yet he lost his vote. and he lost his job. >> do you think that kevin mccarthy should have cut a deal with the other side, created a bipartisan path forward? is that with the american people would have wanted to see? >> the public wants the job to be done, and

the vote he was pretty seriously concerned about the outcome i think that this reminds me of george orwell. in 1984. the people who tell the truth are accused of being liars and the liars are thought to be telling the truth it's a sad day for my friend but i look at the country, and i'm here right now and the challenges that are happening that they're covering in the challenges to other democracies it seems like we are becoming more extreme we are snoring the wishes of the american people i want to emphasize this to everyone who's watching right now the american people wanted the government open. they want to and wasteful washington post bending they want a more effective government they want it open they want to work as speaker of the house did exactly to the letter what the public wished of him and yet he lost his vote and he lost his job do you >> do you think that mccarthy should've cut a deal with the other side? created a bipartisan path forward? is that what the american people would've wanted to see? . >> the public wants the job to be done. they wanted the government open. it's no

i mean, if you've ever read 1984 by george orwell, you know that they use this the same tactic to stripople of their strip people of their ideas and turn them into empty vessels that would just accept what was being fed into them. it's a way of of people who do have critical thinking skills. older people, more conducive to brainwashing and, indoctrination. and so this what politico and other left wing publications do to their employees who don't toe the line exactly because we i mean i think most people have a general moral compass that tells them to be kind to their fellow man and to treat each other with respect and the woke left has no interest in that they they view as tools for accumulating power they view them as potential fellow activists basically just stepping stones to get to where they want to be, which is wielding absolute control over everyone else. there's no, i think, one of the biggest problems, as i mentioned, fact that journalists in particular are less religious than the average american. and i see this trend in society where we don't approach humanity as everyone's a

everything that we read in the works of orwell, zamyatin, huxley is consistently implemented by the warsawof a modern pole. if anyone expects to find out the truth about life in poland by getting information from the local media, then they are making a terrible mistake.

the book i'm choosing right now is 184 by george orwell. reason is because if you look at the future and you'll find there's foot just big brother involved. there are a lot of other things that can happen. i want to say it's shaping how we think if we were to put ourselves in this position. >> i'm from long island, new york and the book is lost horizons by james hitten. shank a la or paradise where people live together. if we could all live in peace together, i think that would be great and i highly recommend the book. >> lee chose the 48 law of the power because it teaches you really good lessons and helps you change your mindset to something that will help you grow in life. >> see ya. host: the books tt shaped america website from, you can see it if you want to submit your own video of a book that shamed america. melissa homestead of the university of nebraska, what has been the impact in your view of "my antonia" and willa cather? guest: she's given a great deal of pleasure to a lot of readers and wrote about so many places, not just neb

everything that we read in the works of orwell, zamyasin, huxley is being consistently implemented by for taking photographs, this is the lifestyle of a modern pole. if anyone expects to find out the truth about life in poland by getting information from the local media, then they are making a terrible mistake. the country's media field has long been working in the interests of the ruling party. the fuel and energy concern orlen, which is in fact controlled by the pisovites, back in 2020, it acquired the polska press media group, a key player in the local press market. she has more than 150 regia in her collection. the main state tv channel tvp is not lagging behind; television workers actively use various kinds of manipulations when creating propaganda materials, in particular the practice of involving fake actors in the filming of stories, acting as random passers-by and commenting in the right way, promoted by government-controlled media narratives. shaking their heads in time with government statements are subjected to constant pressure. at the end of june , the editors-in-chief o

so it means anyone can publish one of george orwell's books. that's the break over 70 years. yeah.the phenomenon of the book. and in a way, it could have been another book, 50 shades of grey, maybe. and the twist, the copies of 1984, each of which is unique, are going on sale in the very same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price? £495 for each book with a proportion of the proceeds and all profits from the specially designed merchandise going to oxfam. we asked dan brown for a comment, but his agent told us that he was in transit and unavailable. and as for the oxfam, well, there is already another book they are close to having to turn away. probably what it is at the moment, it's a richard osman series, you know, the thursday murder club stuff. david shrigley promises that he will not be collecting them. colin patterson, bbc news, swansea. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. a lovely picture to go along with it. ., y a lovely picture to go along with it. ., , ., ., a lovely picture to go along with it. lovel

but first, frame it by talking about -- reminds me of this issue reminds me a bit of a george orwell42 where he was talking about democracy and all of its flaws. and he was quoting what both communists and fascists were saying about democracy flaws and/orwell was agreeing with every last one. you're sitting there saying wait a second, what is he getting to? and then at the end he says, yet, when the first shot was fired and they ran straight to britain or the united states. it reminds me of these people who have gotten wealthy off of attacking the so-called mainstream media the dominant media with their podcasts or their newsletters. "the new york times" the "washington post," the new yorker will get a thousand things right. they'll get one story wrong. and that one story will be held up to say, you should be looking at the epic times and a website's run by chinese religious cults instead of, you know, "the wall street journal" or "the new york times" or the -- >> "the washington post." >> new yorker. what is your response to that? how do we get the perspective about all of the great

." >> all's well that's orwell. to the controversy swirling around you and the governance board? >> every time elon musk responded to anyor about me,piracy there was almost certainly a bump in the harassment and threats that i received. when musk responds to something with his millions of followers, it, it by nature then kind of surfaces that tweet. >> jacoby: the backlash put an end to the disinformation governance board before it even got off the ground. but the threats continued. >> they really ran the gamut. a lot of people saying that i had been, committed treason and should pay the price. people threatening my child, who at that point was unborn. (chuckles): i was a few weeks away from giving birth. my family and i were doxed, so our address was released multiple times. i had a private security consultant looking at the dark web for me, and he advised me at that point that i probably shouldn't be doing things like going to the coffee shop alone or getting gas alone. >> jacoby: jim jordan's committee accused ja

classic gang with a strict criminal hierarchy, as if written off from the story animal farm by george orwell’s plot, it’s all torn up, and this is very unpleasant, because the neighbor here is leveling everything to a comb. children cannot be released, because these are healthy 150 kg animals, they are already semi-wild, because ... they mixed with the local wild boars and they live practically in the forest, they don’t live here, they lie on the roads all the time, and now everywhere in the village there is absolute disgusting, under every bush there is someone’s arrogant and voracious little piglet hiding, just look at it they will start taking change from passers-by. well, here is an unfinished building, apparently they took a fancy to two pigs with a litter : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, about seven or eight piglets, apparently from one pink, from the other black, i think, they caused a terrible environmental a catastrophe for the village, i think so, within a radius of a kilometer the entire earth has been dug up, the entire surface layer of soil has been disturbed, all their infrequencies natural

capture neighboring settlements in the spring, it’s not for nothing that the main characters of george orwell’s dobin, vesti. the little panda born at the moscow zoo turned 2 months old today. during the next inspection, specialists they found out that she had grown by 7 cm, weighed almost 3.5 kg and was completely covered with fur, but her eyes had opened and were already reacting to light. in addition, the behavior has changed, the little panda is becoming more and more independent, holds his head more confidently and tries to crawl. all news is always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the website, and by this time that’s all for us, bylchakov, see you. from the first day, you are the head of the company, i can handle it, this is my dream job, and yanochka, you thought about her, where are you going alone, let’s hire her nanny, hello, yanochka, my name is maria alexandrovna, but can i call you aunt masha, my dear, call me what you like best. are you not afraid at all that masha will replace you in yana’s life, they can’t live without each other, like mother and

differently. but we were absolutely convinced, because this information was kind of thrown at us, that orwellcatherine, that it’s the other way around, and you understand that whole generations, and not one, but at least two generations, specifically in our country, grew up with the idea with the thought, with absolute confidence that oruel wrote this about us, the west is about us, all this is all about us, because he actually described exactly the end point or pre-end point of these very liberal democracies, but to present it to us... it’s different, that’s all how they they also say this , too, someone said, fantastic, lord, remind me that there is a gene freedom, what a country is, and what we have, someone said, well, yes, but here it’s like, this is fantastic, this is also one of their officials, just the other day. he said that we simply have the gene of freedom, or maybe you guys, please, look , who said about this from the direct officials, so i apologize, this is exactly what was the basis of nazism and fascism, when they proved and so to speak, the ideologists of the third reich, t