From Britain To Brazil – Owning The Dystopian Daydream
Neil Kramer - June 08, 2010
Since the end of World War II, the United Kingdom has steadily and perceptibly regressed into a psychotic quagmire of officialdom. This has been implemented according to an explicit strategy to remove the personal privacy, self empowerment and spiritual alignment from the people of Britain. The current subjects of the German Dynastic elites known as The House Of Saxe-Coburg And Gotha (renamed The Windsors in 1917 for public relations reasons), are seeing a rapid regression to the in-your-face serfdom that was previously believed to have been consigned to the dark days of the 17th century. Or so it would seem.
Terry Gilliam’s 1985 dystopian fantasy film ‘Brazil’ satirized the debilitating apparatus of bureaucracy and how it completely dehumanizes the free thinking individual whilst being firmly supported by a zombified populous who absorb and repeat its disempowering memes without question. If you’re not familiar with Britain’s particularly exasperating brand of totalitarianism, watch Brazil (The Directors Cut) for a crash course in pen-pushing authoritarian squalor. The film vividly illustrates Gilliam’s own frustrations on a personal creative level (regarding the increasingly corporatized movie industry), whilst succeeding in portraying the cold-blooded machinations of an oppressive regime that has finally thrown off the tiresome camouflage of democracy.
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June 10th, 2010 at 5:06 pm
I like a lot of Kramer’s stuff. Don’t agree with him about everything in his total worldview, but in that article I can concur with the majority of his perspective in life in Ol’ Blighty.
The thing to do now here is to try find some daylight in the great shadow of the surveillance panopticon, individually and at large.
One thing I am monitoring is the following:
Govt scraps ID card plans
I’m counting down the 100 days to see if this really does come into effect or not. The Conservatives made this a major part of their promises for office over four years ago.
Quite often these days, despite the clamour from the conspiracy papers, is there really total accord behind the scenes agenda wise? Of course the specter of Big Brother has loomed so large here maybe this step (if completed) matters little.
August 4th, 2010 at 5:31 pm
This is utterly preposterous and unsubstantiated bunkum. Where is the factual credibility to support such utter rot? More disingenuous nonsense from the dim witted conspiracy theorists. Democracy perchance?