The Conspiracy of 911 and 1984’s Corrupt Government

George Orwell's novel "1984" is an exaggerated and unrealistic story exaggerated, excessively attracting attention and shocking the world's totalitarian society. The novel was done in a world without individual freedom, and the government, known as the party in 1984, did not hesitate to tell lies to Oceania and its people. It is these lies that it makes it possible for the party to maintain dictatorship over Oceania. Some people think that the US lied about the behavior of the government like September 11, 2001.

George Orwell's 1984 novel shows the reader the image of a totalitarian society that explores the world of control, power and corruption. By protecting and listening to the people of Oceania, the main idea of ​​government control is reflected in the novel. However, as it turns out, the proposal that Orwell gives the government overwhelming authority is wrong, as the decisions they make concern not about people but about themselves.

The symbol of repression by the government in 1984 led to rebellion. In 1984 by George Orwell, hero Giulia and Winston experienced this on their own. The totalitarian society where they lived tried to erode them but failed. Throughout the novel, Julia and Winston encountered some of the past symbolism, government injustice, and a challenge that raised rebellion against the party. - Love is the foundation and weakness of the totalitarian regime. For a stable totalitarian society, the love between the two is eliminated. Because only the relationship between that person and the party and the love of that leader can exist. The totalitarian society depicted in Orwell's novel "1984" created the concept of Orwell's society. Stalin's Soviet Union is totally in contrast to the fictional world of Oceania in 1984, so it can be regarded as Orwell style.

The distorted society shown in George Orwell and Kurt WImmer's Equilibrium in 1984 provides readers with a social condition that everything is totalitarian. And environmental corruption. Citizen loses personality and freedom by government control method. Technological progress and equilibrium in 1984 caused fear and oppression to awaken the higher forms of authority that the Oceanians have to trust and protect and to make them safe. It was depicted as equilibrium in 1984