1984

Yeah, Newspeak can be translated as "politically correct" - certainly in Australia.  You can't say anything that might offend anyone here.  I know that's not exactly what Newspeak means, but it is a way that language is being 'changed'. 

And the TVs in every room..... :rolleyes"

Couldn't access that link, it took me to http://www.stretcharmstrong.net/ instead.  Unless I'm missing something?

However, must re-read 1984.

I think the problem was that I had put the ( bold ) tags inside the ( url ) tags. Fixed now.

Another must-read companion piece is Rand's Anthem, which is about the dark period of time after a future fall of civilization.

Another thing to note about 1984 is that George Orwell, real name Eric Blair, is a relative of British Prime Minister Tony Blair.   Meaning:   He was on the inside.  He knew some things.  His book was a warning to the public of what was in store and up the sleeves of TPTB, because he personally knew the plan. 

As far as Aldous Huxley is concerned, author of "A Brave New World", I suspect he was a secret society member, based on the not so subtle references you can find in the book.  Some possible proof for this:

-  Chapter 5, Part 2 -  Bernard attends a meeting at the Fordson Community Singery.  Outside the buliding is a gigantic illuminated "T."   The T is supposed to be in reference to the Ford Model T, but I think that was just a cover.   Try the Masonic T square.    Fits a little better.

- The meeting is held on the 33rd floor of the building.   Hello!   Classic Masonic number, as in the Scottish 33rd rite.

-  At the meeting Bernard runs into a "Morgana Rothschild."   Morgana = The legend of King Arthur;  Rothschild = self explanatory.    Bloodline family.

- At the meeting an elaborate ritual is performed - sitting in a circle, passing a cup around, popping Soma pills, and chanting / singing hymns with several references to "12 in 1" (aka 13). And it concludes with chanting a song called "Orgy Porgy" which is (obviously) in reference to a sexual orgy all the while as the tom-tom drums beat.   As most here are aware, the secret societies often engage in ritualistic sex orgies at the culmination of their rituals.

There's more, but those are the highlights.      VERY good book, worth getting.  It's not nearly as realistic and accurate as "1984" is, but still a very well written book and a good read.

Um, well, I read it on "icke"about a year or so ago, so, that's where I got that from.     I didn't actually research it via genelogical websites.  Figured David Icke's British, so he probably knows more about his peeps then we do over on this side of the pond.    But, that's where it comes from.  Interestingly enough when I tried to Google it to see once and for all if Mr. Icke was right, I couldn't come up with anything either way, yay or nay.   Saw websites where people were asking if this was true, but, no definitive answers.   I'm just wondering why nobody seems to be able to definitively say either way what the deal is...................Meanwhile, all we have is David Icke saying it's so.   Who knows!

I will try to dig deeper with this one, see what I come up with.   And if I'm wrong in trusting Icke, and it turns out Icke was mistaken, I will definitely update!

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Hmm, well,  I cited several passages offhand which were riddled with symbolic numbers / symbolisms for people to look at.   

Besides Alushe, I'm not making any claims.  The symbolisms are there.   Whether or not they point to Huxley being a Freemason or not is up to you to decide.  But there's no doubt that the there is "suspect symbolism" as I call it.     I just pointed out the passage to bring attention to it and for Noble Realmers' further investigation.