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Episode: 7
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Title: HPR0007: Orwell Rolled over in his grave
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0007/hpr0007.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-07 10:12:53
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Let's dance!
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Hello and welcome to today's episode of Hacker Public Radio.
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I will be your host for today, Deep Geek.
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Over my several years I have enjoyed many rants while listening to the podcasts and the
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internet radio shows that we've come familiar with.
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And I hope you can imagine my surprise when I found a documentary that showed how
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the situation all these rants were about came about to be.
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I have enjoyed listening to the rants of dual about how the media has become a wasteland
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about how lousy clear channel communication stations are and how we should become the
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media.
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I've also enjoyed thanks rants about the corruption of our government in Washington and how bad
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the RIA and MPAR.
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I was searching through some bit torrent search engines to see if I could possibly find
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out about a documentary mentioned on binary revolution radio about George Orwell's life.
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But instead I found something else that I thought was so informative to us as Geeks
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and hackers and I found it only because it had Orwell in its title.
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So I want to give a detailed review of a film that documents the merging of the following
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elites in American society, the financial elite, the political elite, and the media elite.
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And the film I want to review for you today is called Orwell Roles in His Grave and came
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out in 2003.
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It was directed by Robert K. Papas and many notable people appeared in this documentary.
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There's Charles Lewis who is a former 60 minutes producer, Peter Mitchell Moore, a former
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editor of the New York Post, Professor Robert Mick Chasney, founder of mediareform.net.
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Michael Moore, which we all know as a documentary director and is also an author, a representative
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from Vermont, representative Bernie Sanders, U.S. congressman, Vincent Bugliosi, who's a legal
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scholar who successfully prosecuted Charles Manson and wrote the book The Betrayal of
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America.
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And I will go through several main points and also list several of the scandals that were
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documented by this film.
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Main points that the media is now a special interest, a lot like the tobacco and automotive lobbies,
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they function a lot like the Ministry of Truth in George Orwell's novel 1984, although
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it is enhanced by their usage of what we call valorization.
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Valorization is a term that refers to the fact that if enough people repeat the same
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lie enough times, people will believe them no matter what.
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Another main point is that the financial elite and the political elite have merged.
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Most of the powers that be has dropped to less than 25% of the American people trusting
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their government.
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This figure, this 25% is a third of the same figure at the height of our country's Vietnam
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war scandal.
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So this figure which is so low is the symptom or the problem that caused the symptom of
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people just refusing to vote, people feeling that they have no representation of Washington
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that they cannot have a voice in our government.
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That's because of this.
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The consolidation of the media, whether it be the thousands of radio stations or the hundreds
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of cable channels, does not represent a diversity of viewpoint because they are owned by the
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same small number, less than a dozen of media companies.
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That the media is the largest lobbyist in Washington and they also have a unique ability
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to sense with politicians at will.
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And also the media is owned by the wealthiest percentiles of our country.
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Conservatives and Republicans are funding think tanks which create a future, our country's
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future, right ring propagandists, let's have trouble saying that right ring propagandists.
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This constitutes an a form of ideological warfare against the American people.
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And this is where our interests should peak that the internet is being changed from open
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access to closed access.
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By the telcos, the cable and media interests.
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This from a movie in 2003 which successfully predicts the reasons that will be given
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to try to sell this to the American people.
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This has become known as the net neutrality debate.
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So this documentary, you know, it elucidates on those main points, but also shows those
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main points through several scandals of recent times that it documents.
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The scandals such as the Bush Brother Collusion to disenfranchise voters in Florida in 2000.
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The involvement of the Supreme Court justices to squelch all efforts of a fair vote count
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in Florida on behalf of a party which so often speaks of state rights.
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The October surprise to out present Jimmy Carter and replace him with the Republican president.
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Also documents another scandal how FCC regulations being changed against the will of the American
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people to allow for the mass purchases of radio stations by monopoly style companies such
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as clear channel communications.
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How legal bribes actually work for both FCC officials as well as congressmen and senators.
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Also the subsequent ability of senate organizations to financially punish those who publicly disagree
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with them.
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So I think this documentary is a fantastic documentary.
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I hope you all will try to rent a coffee or borrow a coffee from a library or perhaps even
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purchase a coffee to check out and enjoy.
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And that I hope this enhances your understanding of the world and which we live in.
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Today's geek tidbit, I promised you guys a little bit of poetry so I'm going to share
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with you a geek high coup written by Charlie Gibbs.
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Eris have occurred.
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We won't tell you where or why lazy programmers.
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Thank you and that concludes today's episode of Hacker Public Radio.
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