Website review: Gulfnews: You think you are free?
OrestesSol discovered this in Liberties/Rights
•36 reviews since Mar 10, 2008
liberties, politics, future
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OrestesSol discovered 5 months ago- "Watching old movies makes me sad. I'm inevitably reminded of a kindlier, gentler world without cameras that spy on populations, where overseas travelling was pleasurable and privacy was an individual's right."
- Flaneur2008 rated 4 days ago
- Nowadays, states are usurping responsibilities that are rightfully those of their citizens. Western so-called democracies, in particular, are ...see article
- trevor196 rated 6 weeks ago
- From the page: "Watching old movies makes me sad. I'm inevitably reminded of a kindlier, gentler world without cameras that spy on populations, where overseas travelling was pleasurable and privacy was an individual's right. "
- lazarst rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "Nowadays, states are usurping responsibilities that are rightfully those of their citizens. Western so-called democracies, in particular, are supposed to have governments that are servants of the people, whereas, in fact, the opposite is true. Under the guise of doing what's best for us or ensuring our security, governments are exercising more and more control over our lives. And, tragically, we are facilitating this erosion of our own freedoms, mostly because we're not even aware it's happening."
- Sangraal33 rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "The US and Britain are leading the pack in this encroaching Orwellian nightmare. "War is peace; Freedom is slavery; Ignorance is strength," wrote George Orwell in his book Nineteen Eighty-Four. In recent years, they have waged wars in the name of peace, put entire populations under their thumb in the name of freedom while government spin and a compliant media serve to keep people ignorant about their leaders' true motives. If we only knew it we are being indoctrinated to offer up our personal freedoms to save ourselves from a horrible fate at the hands of nicotine, calories and Al Qaida. We are being taught to fear asylum seekers, climate change, crazed terrorists and even each other. Western governments are perfecting the politics of fear because fearful populaces will do their bidding without question and willingly subject themselves to control."
- MarkRoncase rated 4 months ago
- Dude, there is so much I want to say right now, but it would take too long and I'm too tired, so I'll just say this: Our government wants us to be scared, because that's how they make money. To quote Marilyn Manson, "...it's a process of fear and consumption."
- JDuschen rated 5 months ago
- This is a necessary read for anyone who wants a change in the future.
- mjwerx rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "If we only knew it we are being indoctrinated to offer up our personal freedoms to save ourselves from a horrible fate at the hands of nicotine, calories and Al Qaida. We are being taught to fear asylum seekers, climate change, crazed terrorists and even each other. Western governments are perfecting the politics of fear because fearful populaces will do their bidding without question and willingly subject themselves to control."
- donthefox rated 5 months ago
- Nothing new, but I find it helps to remind myself every day.
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