I have
been watching various programmes about the year just gone and was
astonished to see just how clever the powers that be are at hiding
important issues while whipping the masses into a frenzy about
piffle!
I have
written before about how you are kept with a sense of fear by the
thought police, so you are more malleable and easier to persuade to
give up your rights. Let's look at immigration: it is true that we as
an island do not have the infrastructure for mass immigration. Yet
by legal means lots of people have settled here and are making a life
for themselves by working hard and contributing to our society. Until
a well-thought-out plan is devised by sensible intelligent people
this will always be the case, as we are part of the EU. Whether this
is good or bad is another debate. But what you see on the news day in
day out is not the hard-working immigrants, but the desperate people
hanging under lorries in Calais. How many programmes have you seen
about this? I bet you there's at least one a week. This is designed
to create fear about how we are being overrun by illegal immigrants.
They aren't the only immigrants over here and not paying tax, though. We
shall get to them later.
We have
also seen, all this year, old, has-been disc jockeys being paraded
before the media, their lives being dissected with tabloid scalpels.
The masses are hungry to hear all the salacious gossip about their
hedonistic lives. But the truth is yes, there were a few that were
low life scum bags. But most of them were just men of their time.
Just look at all the awful re-runs of the "Carry On" films and you can
see that their behaviour was quite acceptable back in the day. Now of
course we don't behave like that anymore unless we work in the House
of Commons! (Just look at the outbursts from MPs at policemen or taxi
drivers or about women.)
But
while we are whipping ourselves up into a frenzy about a few uncle
groper type DJ's, what about the bankers that have brought the
world to its knees? Where is their punishment? We have recently had
the guys from (I think) the Royal bank of Scotland (it could have been
another bank, they are all the same.) They played the currency market,
bringing it crashing down, and the banks were fined a couple of
billion pounds for letting their little boys play out without
supervision. They made billions of pounds, and the two billion had
already been factored in because they knew they would be caught! Seen
anything about that in the news lately? Have their lives been
dissected for all to see? Has the media done undercover stings on
the banks such as the fake sheikh stings it does on hapless fading
celebrities? We are told that quantitative easing is working, but for
whom? Most of the money the government are issuing is going to the
richest 5% of the country. We are coming out of recession but our
debts are getting larger and working people are becoming reliant on
food banks! They say they want to help small businesses, but how
small? I'm self-employed and things are getting more difficult for me,
because I work in education, which is in effect being cut. I also work
with small companies, which, like me, also find the going tough. Do the
government regard Lloyds as a small company, because they and the
other banks are the only businesses they ever seem to bale out and help!
They
also bang on about sales such as 'Black Friday' or whatever day it's
on then tell you just how much money it has generated for the
economy, which is all well and good. But as Aldi and Lidl have
proven, our economy have been artificially inflated for a long time by
conglomerates. The supermarkets, though they will never admit it, have
worked with each other to fix prices for ages. If they can afford to
drop prices for one day a year I'm sure they could even them out over
the year, instead of over inflating them just before a sale to make
you think you have a bargain on old stock.
We are
told over and over about the threat of a terrorist attack which could
happen. But although we have been placed on a higher alert, Theresa May
says there is no need to worry, as information suggests there is no
attack imminent. Yet we hear about young men being arrested for
terrorism on a regular basis. Is it me, or have other people noticed
that our secret service is becoming not so secret? Why would they
release the info about terrorists they have arrested? Is it to keep us,
the great unwashed on our toes? Watch out peep, another law to save
your sorry little arse is on its way!
And
what about all the benefit cheats? Well I do agree that we should
make the Royals give all their benefits back, as they are all able to
work. How many programmes have you seen this year telling you that
people on the dole are low-down, idle scroungers? Most of the people
they featured had drink or drug problems and were not a proper
representation of the masses of people that are out of work through
no fault of their own. And don't give me that shit that unemployment
is dropping! People have been put on courses or swapped to other
benefits to massage the figures.
When we
go on about benefit cheats, should we not also include tax avoiders?
Go after Google or Starbucks: they have done the country out of far
more money than all the benefit cheats put together. Or should we not
mention that, and turn away instead, to mock the people who need help most in
our society?
Up
until recently we hated Al-Assad the president of Syria for
chemically enhancing his own people! We were on the side of those
good righteous rebels who were fighting against him. But, guess what! Those rebels had a makeover, and gave themselves a name that sounds
like a savings plan, Isis! We now hate them and love Al-Assad who is
fighting against them.
People
mocked Orwell and his idea about the thought police, but he was right
about quite a lot of things. The thought police have put a big
invisible ring through our noses and pull us away from what they
don't want us to see, and have fed us on a diet of crap. We like to
poke fun at Farage and his true Conservative party! But the old
Tories are loving it, he gets all the mocking while they implement
his ideas, which they have wanted to do for years.
We have
comedians wanting to bring politics to the masses, but they have no
alternatives. But the powers that be let all the spotlight fall onto
people like Russell Brand, and Farage because while we are all
getting into a lather about them and their ideas the government is
free to do what it wants: like all good magicians they let you look at
what they want you to see, while hiding the real trick from you. In a
way Russell Brand is right. Why should you vote? I know by not voting
you have no say in how things are run, but do you really have a say?
All the parties, no matter how much they protest otherwise, are the same, it's
still old school tie politics. The system has to change and, like Brand, I
can bang on about it, but I don't have a definitive answer to it, but
that doesn't mean we shouldn't work out an alternative.
But on
a brighter note, I bought my wife a tablet for Christmas for £30. It
was left over stock from Black whatever day, so I can tell everybody
about my magnificent bargain! The rest of Christmas has cost me a
small fortune though. See, sleight of hand!
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