by the british , it would seem, the level of development of liberalism, and no, it turns out that orwell wrote about the horrors of totalitarianism in england, just think about it, eight times as many were arrested in britain. name is chelsea russell, her friend died in a traffic accident, the girl is 19 years old, she published the lyrics of her deceased friend’s favorite song on her instagram, the lyrics are a rap composition, and there were several words starting with the letter n, the girl was arrested, tried and found guilty, she was given 500 hours of correctional labor, she was put on a tracking bracelet, for a year she lived under a curfew, from 8 pm to 8:00 am, oh my god, this is in uk, in the uk, in 2018, it was the trends program, all the best to you. tv news agency presents: in the public domain, we have no secrets from our people. there are many bastards in a foreign land, many people and companions from their native land, and all the happy hours. presently: from argentine and ades came the ukrainians from the western regions of ukraine and belarus, who were born in 1939 . r

the statement from orwell. war is peace. if it was the same time the west co finley instilled in act dimansky who was no rocket scientist when it comes to strategic strategic thinking, the absurd illusion that with western support, he could defeat russia on the field of battle. particularly certain gentleman from the wonderful garden i tried very hard for home, anyone who was not part of the, the golden 1000000000 or a trash. yes, the european union also following orwell continued to some supply weapons to the care of regime using the money from the peace fund. another year has passed since then to create a new crane has completely failed and it's loudly broadcast, counter counter offensive. and yet the west continues to.

. >> in 1949 george orwell had a vision of the future. >> reporter: as orwell predicted our surveillance age, as our nar cystic selfie obsessions so swift predicted falling in love with a football player. in 2008 "you belong with me." whether she'll make it in time from a concert in tokyo to the super bowl in vegas has generated acres of copy, info graphics, even an assurance from the japanese embassy. is it only the 49ers quarterback who just doesn't care? >> obviously our defense going against pat mahomes and their great offense, so that's how we're looking at it. we're not trying to get wrapped up in us versus taylor swift or anything like that. >> do you have a favorite taylor swift song? >> i don't. >> reporter: perhaps brook purdy doth protest too much. now more than 100 million people will watch sundaych it's worth remembering right at the center of all this razz amutaz and ulbu loo a couple o

pla >> it is straight out of george orwell's playbook is theuld s reality.rge orwell's would be rolline over in his grave to see selecting from the media and that is actually more powerfulhe even for controlling levels ofdo power in d.c.rr the thing they cared most abouto laura, the narrative they wanted to drive and not selective disclosure of the facts that did or didn't happen that day but the spin they put on it for the public to consume. it is up to us not to point to the palm and say it is a top-down issue. part of the problem is we as a people have becomeam a sheep. it is up to every american across the border to look in the mirror and say we will not swallow what we are force fed pure and nation of sheep doesl breed a government of woods.k it is the job of politicalin leaders to fix the government. it is the job of everyone watching this program right now and every citizen at home to look themselves in the mirror and say, how do we not swallowd what was force-fed either in it will do both of those things to get the country back. >> laura: we saw it d

well, you know, orwell even had a special definition for this in his immortal novel 1984. yes.

. >> i think george orwell himself could not have imagined that war would be renamed with an acronym.r and called war, war. but in our country they cannot even call a war a war. it was called a special military operation, and even the word war itself was banned. william: what would happen to you if you return to the russian federation? >> probably i would have been arrested like all the people who opposed putin and the current war. the war has changed people in russia. people are screaming slogans that even a decade ago they would have been afraid to express. people sent their songs and husbands to war and think this is good. nick: it is a motherland that he no longer recognizes. he has lost his home and job but not his sense of purpose. he will keep urging russians to recognize reality, as orwell said, to see what is front of one's nose needs constant struggle. i'm. nick schifrin. . ♪ william: imagine you're spending a quiet evening at home with your family when out of nowhere, dozens of heavily-armed police officers are outside your door, responding to a threat of violence that's no

he will keep urging russians to recognize reality, as orwell said, to see what is front of one's noseant struggle. for the pbs newshour, nick schifrin. ♪ william: imagine you're spending a quiet evening at home with your family when out of nowhere, dozens of heavily-armed police officers are outside your door, responding to a threat of violence that's not real. it's a phenomenon called swatting. lisa desjardins reports on this growing problem. lisa: in recent weeks we've seen many high-profile targets of these hoax 911 calls. among them, republican presidential candidate nikki haley, twice. special counsel jack smith and judge tanya chutkan, who are overseeing the trump federal investigation and trial. maine secretary of state shenna bellows, who disqualified trump from the ballot. and nearly three dozen members of congress since christmas, according to one report, and that includes house majority whip tom emmer, representatives shontel brown and marjorie taylor greene, and senator rick scott. today, house minority leader hakeem jeffries responded to the recent wave of threats. mr. je

noyocan't discriminate based on this kind of infrastructure and how things wor that is orwell.or me, for these kind of this like telephone or telegraph or voluntary communication or the next big machine, those type of prive communitis had to be able to exist somewhere. there has to be some sort of way were we can allow people to >> is that because of the modern public square? some say there is a distincon between public and private and that is driving his analysis as to when d der what rcstances this kind of regulation can be done. e you rejecting that becaus you're suggesting that they merge in the situation even in the nature of communicatio? >> i'm not. i will try againo artful because it's complicated. i thinabt the common carrier is a useful tool for this course. we note there is a hard le to draw. it's hard to tell the difference between fair and miami herald. it will get down to the granule lever this level but it's hard toel it needso have some direction of where to draw the lines. common law and carriages that compass. >> are you suggesting that a commonarer could neve

and daughter, for whom, who were settled in a specially built house, well, that is, it is such an orwell that comes to life, well, i think that the same situation was in mariupol, it is unlikely, well, it is impossible, believe me , it is impossible to put a camera there in the middle of mariupol, to turn on the live broadcast , to speak in german, and to you, and no one called the fsb or the national guard there, well, it is simply impossible, so if this happened, well, it is necessary from this, from that and. .. the jostling broke up, which means there was agreement, he could not without the agreement of the fsb to end up in mariupol, and if they agreed on this with the fsb, here and to zydeif , by the way, and to the main office of the channel, well, it’s easy to pretend that you don’t know anything, but how things are going on in moscow, well it's not like that, for sure , it seems to me, all the moscow offices, all the big zmi, who have moscow offices, know for sure, if they agree, with whom they agree and with whom it has to be agreed... that's why this reaction , well, it's a sha

and daughter, for whom... who were settled in a specially built house, well, that is, it is such an orwelle, well, i think that the same situation was in mariupol, it is unlikely, well, it is impossible, believe me, it is impossible to put a camera there in the middle of mariupol , and to turn on a direct conversation in german and to you, and no one called the fsb or the national guard there, well, it is simply impossible, so if this happened, well, you have to push yourself away from this and that, once it happened , which means that there was no... approval without origin from the fsb could end up in mariupol, and if they were able to coordinate it with the fsb, here and there, by the way, the question is yes, to the head office of the channel, well , it’s easy to pretend that you don’t know anything, yes, how is it happening in moscow, well, that ’s it not so, for sure, as it seems to me, all the moscow offices, all the big media that have moscow offices, know exactly how they agree, with whom they agree and with whom it has to and...

as many drones as possible, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, and i, oksano, know that george orwellefuse to go today to such an entity, which for some reason is called the russian federation, if you don't believe it, watch the movie again , which was once... according to his novel 1984, and there was exactly what should happen today, today, vladimir putin, or as kirill calls him, vladimir vasiliovich putin, should address the assembly, and this the appeal will be broadcast from all vacuum cleaners, irons, soldering irons and in movie theaters, so here are the shots from the movie 1984 from roman, this is actually when people... in rows in the movie theater, a big face tells them something from the screen, so this is absolutely necessary will buy tickets and go to the cinema and sit and listen to this pseudo-historical nonsense for many hours and then tell it at the workplace in order to prove something, it was so good that there is no need to show a synopsis about it, by the way, we will talk a little later on our air, and now the topic of the event is the focus is transcarpathia an

at is orwell. for me, for these kind of things like telephones tegraphs or voluntary communication or the next big machine, those type of private communications have to be able to exist somewhere. there has to be some sort of way were we can allow people to communicate. s that because of the modern public square? some say there is a distinction between public and private and that is drivinhianalysis as to when and under what circumstanceth kind of regulation can be done. are you rejecting that because you'gesting that they merge in the situation givenhe nature of communications? >> i'm not. i will try again to be artful because it's complicated. i think about the common carrier as a useful tool for discourse. we note there is a hard line to draw. it's hard to tell the differee between fair and miami herald. it will get down to the granular level but it's hard to tell. it needs to have some direction of wo draw the lines. common law and carriages that compass. >> are you suggesting that a common car

george orwell, had the front lines of the spanish civil war. we do not come here today as those who are struggling to understand the world, all of us in this room is actually start writing to change the situation, which we find ourselves. we come here in the spirit of the late and the staff that published up against the brass that was involved during the g.i. movement to build the american servicemembers union, which became an inspiration to the man that is sitting to my left here today, who published, in my view the most comprehensive study of that movement that is sitting right here. this book arrived to me, i tell the story any chance i have to tell it. i was on board the uss theodore roosevelt as sl your -- sell your in iraq engage in antiracist struggles in my shop. roughly two months before the end my deployment i had to hang this noose dangling before my face engaged in serious struggle. as a gentleman in this photo here -- i'm getting ahead of myself. his name is dr. rodney greene. he is retired economic to fester from howard university

. >> reporter: in 1989 george orwell had a prediction of the future. >> reporter: as predictions haveso swift predicted falling in love with a football player. in 2008, "you belong with me." whether she'll make it in time from a concert in tokyo to a super bowl in vegas has generated acres of copy, even an assurance from the japanese legacy. is it only the 49ers quarterback who just doesn't care? >> they're going against pat mahomes and their great offense. that's how we're looking at it. we're not trying to get wrapped up in taylor swift or anything like that. >> reporter: perhaps brock purdy doesth protest too much. in the middle of all of this razzmatazz, they're two kids falling in love, getting to know each other, their pastimes and their professions. she said football is awesome it turns out. i'm just there to support travis. there. i said his name for the first time in this entire story. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> well, just ahead, while the white house says a special counsel report on joe biden's handling of classified documents was politically motivated, donald trump te

. >> in 1949, george orwell had a vision of the future. >> reporter: as he predicted, our surveillance age, our selfie obsessions so swift predicted falling in love with a football player. in 2008's you belong with me. ♪ you belong with me you belong with me ♪ whether she'll make it in time from a concert in tokyo to the super bowl in vegas has generated acres of copy, info graphics, even an assurance from the japanese embassy. is it only the 49er's quarterback who just doesn't care? >> our defense going against mahomes. we're not trying to get wrapped up in us against taylor swift. >> do you have a favorite taylor swift song? >> perhaps he doth protest too much. so more than 100 million people will watch the super bowl sunday and while we're all watching, it's worth remembering one thing. in the middle of all this razamataz, they're just two young kids in love. getting to know each other, each other's past times, professions. as taylor swift told time magazine when she was named person of the year, she says football is awesome, it turns out. i'm just there to support travis. there. i

nonviolent coordinating committee george orwell. of course, how mr. kant, a loner from the frontlines of the spanish civil. we don't come here today solely as those who are struggling to only understand the world. all of us in this room, in some way or another actually struggling to change the situation in which we find ourselves. we come here in the spirit of andy. step the late andy, step the pub is up against the brass who was involved during the gi movement to build. at that time, the american service members union, which became an inspiration to the man sitting to my left here today who published in my view, the most comprehensive study of that movement that's sitting right here, the soldiers in revolt this book arrived, to me, i tell this story. any i have to tell it. i was on board the uss theodore as an enlisted sailor off the coast of iraq. in 2006, engaged in anti-racist struggle in my shop, an intense anti-racist struggle. roughly two months before the end of my where i had a hangman's noose dangling before my face engage

opened in munich, nato secretary general en stoltenberg outlined a thesis, as if taken from george orwell’speace is war. according to stoltenberg’s logic, for lasting peace in ukraine it is necessary to pay attention to kiev the regime as many weapons as possible. the conflict, one way or another, all the conversations in munich were devoted to, and zelensky, who had rushed from kiev , was processing western sponsors for the allocation of new tranches, and even managed to sign an agreement with germany on rather vague security guarantees for ukraine. sergei kholoshevsky is watching this performance. 50 heads of government, almost 60 foreign ministers and more than 25 defense ministers. two security zones. change the architecture of global security with taking into account russia’s interests, a lot of water has flown under the bridge, and the forum essentially turned into a kind of nato meeting. once upon a time the motto of this conference sounded. nobly towards peace through dialogue, but this year the traditional report was called in english lus-lus, something like we are all losers now.

. >> straight out of the playbook is the reality george orwell would be ruling over in his grave to seelecting figures from the media. they realized that's more powerful even though they are controlling levers in power in d.c. the thing they cared most, about laura, is the narrative that they wanted to drive. not just the selective disclosure of the facts what did or didn't happen that day. the spin they put on it for the public to consume. it's up to us now, laura, not to just point to that problem and say it's a top down issue. part of the problem we as a people have become sheep. i think it's up to every american across the board to look ourselves in the mirror and say we are not going to swallow what we are force-fed. a nation of sheep does breed a government of wolves. yes, it is a job of political leaders to fix that government. but i think it's also the job of everybody who is watching this program right now. every citizen at home. >> laura: you bet. >> look themselves in the mirror and say not swallow what we are force fed either take both of those things to get our country back

he reference george orwell. he reference tucker carlson. he blasted the west and nato with it all this. what's that stood out to you as well. there was a lot there has we normally get from the russian ambassador. he likes to be combative and he likes to weave in history, or at least russia's version of history. and this conflict into a speech is, i think you got really 2 big themes out of his speech. and they both start with a v, i would say victim hood and victory. what i mean by victim hood is, he was portraying russia as a victim of a proxy war by the united states, the u. k. and the brighter west, the european union, if you will, please saying that there. russia has always been the victim of anti russia propaganda for many years as he talked about. and he said, how many parts of the other world are now seeing through this? in his words, so he clearly feels as though russia is being gang upon here at the un today, particularly as many countries that support ukraine are speaking out very loudly. and i also say the other one is victory. he

i read orwell when i was in high school, and i thought orwell was an idiot. i didn't think anything like this could ever happen. but we went through in the last eight years, what we saw for four years, the media and the democratic party tried to overthrow a president of the united states. and if you did that back in world war ii with roosevelt, you would have been shot for treason, ok? host: that's larry there in nebraska. there's a report this morning about how nikki haley did, particularly from those military veterans. it highlights the fact that perhaps how nikki haley took former trump to task for criticizings her husband, currently on deployment in africa. haley also played up mr. trump's past disrespectful comments about the late u.s. senator, john mccain, a deck indicated vietnam vet. according to exit polls, former trump won among those who served in the u.s. armed forces, compared to 3 approximate 3% for those supporting nikki haley from. tom, tom in georgia, independent line. caller: yeah, hi. the real existential threats to our species is not clima

i read orwell when i was in high school, and i thought orwell was an idiot. i didn't think anything like this could ever happen. but we went through in the last eight years, what we saw for four years, the media and the democratic party tried to overthrow a president of the united states. and if you did that back in world war ii with roosevelt, you would have been shot for treason, ok? host: that's larry there in nebraska. there's a report this morning about how nikki haley did, particularly from those military veterans. it highlights the fact that perhaps how nikki haley took former trump to task for criticizings her husband, currently on deployment in africa. haley also played up mr. trump's past disrespectful comments about the late u.s. senator, john mccain, a deck indicated vietnam vet. according to exit polls, former trump won among those who served in the u.s. armed forces, compared to 3 approximate 3% for those supporting nikki haley from. tom, tom in georgia, independent line. caller: yeah, hi. the real existential threats to our species is not clima

just like google's mantras in george orwell's dystopian novel 1984, the main character, winston smith the ministry of truth, rewriting history documents such as newspaper articles and photographs so that they match the current party line. the mantra is whoever controls the past controls the present. just like the party. in 1985, 1984 sorry i got the year wrong . google and every other wrong. google and every other organisation that signed up to diversity, equity and inclusion. they're doing this to influence people's worldview. to say that the west is always been incredibly diverse, and it's transparently obvious that their motives aren't as virtuous as they claim. diversity, equity and inclusion is set up and funded by corporations for the purpose of convincing us that diversity is an incredible strength, not because it's a nice thing, but because it will make the population more amenable to mass immigration. corporations are desperate for mass immigration because it means an unlimited supply of cheap labour, an increase in asset prices, and more consumers for their products. this bi

club felt it upon themselves to act thought police in act as thought police in some sort of george orwellhing. >> it is worth noting, though, that newcastle united aren't here themselves . but here to defend themselves. but the telegraph, did you hear them ? mean, i'm sadly not ? i mean, what i'm sadly not a spokesperson for newcastle united . otherwise i would have united. otherwise i would have been a bit busier in the transfer window. >> belinda, do we do we want our football clubs policing their fans football clubs policing their fan this is very orwellian. i >> this is very orwellian. i think your or ideology has think your faith or ideology has to deeply flawed to force it to be deeply flawed to force it on people to demand punishment of those who don't adhere either to a faith based ideology . i to a faith based ideology. i think this is blasphemy laws through the back door women will suffer many , many, most women suffer many, many, most women around the world don't believe that identify as women that men who identify as women are actual women . in fact, they are actual women. in

well all this has echoes of the writer george orwell and that famous line from his dystopian novel 1984, he wrote, the party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears , as it was their final, and ears, as it was their final, most essential command . our most essential command. our beloved nhs have stopped calling women mothers. there's jargon like chest feeding rather than breastfeed ing, or people with a cervix and cis women give me strength. we have to call out this madness and push back. otherwise women will be cancelled altogether. the organisers of parkrun are on a slippery slope. they can jog . slippery slope. they can jog. on. your reaction mark at gb news.com or get to your email shortly. but tonight's top punst shortly. but tonight's top pundits are broadcasting legend david hamilton , former david hamilton, former government adviser claire pearsall and tv personality precious muir. claire, let me start with you . your reaction to start with you. your reaction to the news that women that do the park run won't have their listings on the website because we have to acc

. >> i mean, george orwell couldn't have written it, could he? unbelievable . all that he?y kind of to me, it feels very oppressive, and oppressive, you know, and not just there's far too just because there's far too many colours. and makes me many colours. and it makes me want be minimalist, want to be a minimalist, but that's my aesthetic taste , that's just my aesthetic taste, you know? i mean, it's. and you know? no, i mean, it's. and why trying to catch a why am i? i'm trying to catch a train to go somewhere. why do i have to hear this political message that point? message at that point? >> they going to put up >> what are they going to put up like guevara and, you like che guevara signs and, you know, flags and, know, communist flags and, you know, communist flags and, you know, anything like know, or anything like that possible. it does possible. yeah. i mean, it does wind me up, but also because people blame me gay people, people blame me and gay people, they your doing. they say this is all your doing. i'm want that stuff i'm like, i want that stuff taken down. it

quote, when george orwell pondered nationalism in the waning days of the second world war 2, he wroteist is capable of the most flagrant dishonesty, but he's also unshakaby certain of being in the right. mr. trump, hungarian's viktor orban, and jaroslaw kaczynski, are socon vinced of their correctness, they don't mind subverting the state. it is an obstruction that ought to be made more compliant. mr. trump even went as far as trying o'overturn an election. national conservatism fits that their movement is compatible, if not antagonistic to, democracy, yet most are intent on remaining in power. it's already dominated right-wing politics and it could affect the 2024 election. that's cheerful. >> happy presidents' day. >> i like how you tie it to other countries in europe. there is a tendency in the u.s. to think that trump and trumpism and the threat to democracy are uniquely american problems. actually, you're putting in part of a global movement. are we at a turning point with a new global order. >> you could make that point. you look at what's happening in america, in poland. in ita

george orwell wrote an essay about it.eugene, what one fascist group or another, their uses of propaganda. it is just lie, lie, lie, lie. hopefully if they are lucky, they have a network that will repeat the lies every day, people will watch the lies every day. maybe they can have two networks or three get works that repeat the lies every day. and pretty soon at the end of the day, all they do is go around parroting the lies that they are told day in and day out. >> for donald trump, he has laid this groundwork for years and years, the idea that he is a victim. if this billionaire from new york is a victim -- >> have you ever seen a guy playing a strong man who was such a snowflake? >> doesn't match up as well. but that is a big part of donald trump's brand. and for him, he has also told a lot by people that you are also a victim, this country is coming after you. so everything that he does when he connects himself to navalny that all of us find ridiculous, there are people who say for years he's been saying he's a victim,