A Global Government To Rule From The UN?
1. Government Surveillance
In a Totalitarian State "You're Under Constant Surveillance!"
With our National Security Agency involved in wiretapping, maintaining a call database, and engaged in data-mining, we can foresee that Big Brother is no longer a fictional character. Each of us has a hand-held "computer/smart phone" we carry with us most everywhere we go, which we almost never turn off. We're monitored, in various ways, in our homes, cubicles at work, cafeterias, and also in public and private. Security cameras are everywhere!
In a Totalitarian State no place is safe!
In a Totalitarian State, the Party embraces a policy of continual military skirmishes so as to eat up any economic surplus and keep people poor and under control. Today we can see governments having a similar course of action, moving seamlessly from one military conflict to another.
3. Bread and Circuses
In a Totalitarian State, the vast majority of the population are almost not even worthy of surveillance. So long as the Totalitarian State gives them a regular dose of food, alcohol, drugs, television, the lottery and pornography, they are considered to be under control.
4. A Police State
In a Totalitarian State the government exercises rigid and repressive control over the social, economic and political life of the population. There is usually little or no distinction between the law and the exercise of political power by the executive. In a Totalitarian State, rights are non existent and laws are selectively enforced. The inhabitants of a Totalitarian State experience restrictions on their mobility, and on their freedom to express or communicate political or other views, which are subject to police monitoring or enforcement. Political control may be exerted by means of a secret police force, which operates outside the boundaries normally imposed by a constitutional state.
5. Newspeak
In a Totalitarian State language can be (mis)used to deceive and control the masses. In the real world today, political correctness and euphemism are both pervasive and pervasively derided. Some current examples are: "regime change" overthrow, "shock and awe" massive bombing, "revenue enhancement" tax increase, and "downsize" fire employees. If the Newspeak of today makes us wince, how much more will it when we're living in a Totalitarian State?
NSA Creating Spy System To Monitor Domestic Infrastructure
The Wall Street Journal cites unnamed sources as saying that the NSA has issued a $100-million contract to defense contractor Raytheon to build a system dubbed "Perfect Citizen," which will involve placing "sensors" at critical points in the computer networks of private and public organizations that run infrastructure, organizations such as nuclear power plants and electric grid operators.
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