Análise de Cenário -‘Distopia’ de 1984 de Orwell já se mostra realidade no Reino Unido

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[00:01:36]Hey everyone! Marcelo Ross: Geopolitics and Operation Resumption. We're returning to our main channel. Today is Sunday, right? Today is June 14, 2026.

[00:01:49]Today is President Donald Trump's birthday, right? He turns exactly 80 years old today.

[00:01:56]Oh, we had mentioned that they were also going to sign the agreement with Iran today, but then a statement came out from the Iranian government saying it wouldn't be today, right? What Trump was trying to do today to coincide with his birthday, right, to match his birthday, but it seems that the signing of the agreement to end the war won't happen today, at least as far as the American side is concerned, because Israel continues attacking the groups like Rama, Routis, etc., right? Then it wouldn't involve Trump anymore, right? The problem here is Iran.

[00:02:36]So let's go. Here we're going to talk about a case that's happening in the United Kingdom, because I found an article from PJ Media that was translated on that blog, TOT 3126, by the British writer Stephen Green, who says that the story from the book, you know, by George Warville, 1984, everything he was writing in the book, all that dystopia, that totalitarian intention, etc., is already happening in the United Kingdom.

[00:03:07]Well, we have to remember that George War was a guy who worked for the United Kingdom, right? He was an MI6 agent, a British MI6 agent, which is the British intelligence service. And when he wrote 1984, there in Longinco, the year 1948, right, he got the date wrong, the event is happening 42 years later, basically, right?

[00:03:35]He wrote a fictional story, obviously, where there were kingdoms, the province of Oceania, which he called landing strip one, and so on, right? The world was one era, the division of the world was another. So he created a story, but with the information he already had about the plans of the world's rulers. Like everyone else, right? All the great sages of the world, they sent veiled information to humanity, right? So, for example, when we talk about Bran Stalker, who was an Irish writer, he wrote Dracula, I'm giving an example here. What was the hidden message he sent? Look at that nobility, right? Dracula was a nobleman, he was a count. The nobility is somehow sucking human blood.

[00:04:28]So, all those great sages, Leonardo da Vinci, right, who wrote in reverse on a mirror, those great sages, right, because in Davin's time it was the Inquisition, right, he lived during the time of the Inquisition, right, the persecution was very intense. Oh, and another thing, you can't talk about that elite because they'll come at you with full force. Our channel here is completely ruined by the platform because of this. It's not about talking about right and left, no. That's not what burns. That's when we talk about this whole dystopia, when we reveal the plans of the world's rulers, right?

[00:05:09]So, George War had information about what they intended; obviously, he worked in an intelligence department, right?

[00:05:18]So he wrote the book like the great sages of the past did, a work of fiction, but one that conveyed a message, whether people understood it or not, right?

[00:05:30]I always repeat here that back in the early 80s, when I was a teenager— I was born in '68—I read this book in '82 when I was 14, right? It was a subject taught in schools because we had a discipline called moral and civic education, right, MC, which, well, the schools, right, we have to say that it was a military regime in Brazil at that time, right? So, the principal of my school, she was a hardline woman, an enthusiast of the military regime.

[00:06:03]So, it was a real school there, you know? We learned a lot and left knowing things. I got into college practically without applying, without taking those preparatory courses for the entrance exam, you know?

[00:06:18]I spent three months at Objetivo, which was a complete mess. The sole purpose of Avenida Paulista was chaos. I started there in March, in the middle of the year, I had already enrolled to study economics at FAAP, at the Armando Álvares Penteado Foundation. But not me, I got in, I passed the entrance exam because I had a strong foundation from high school, the prep course was just chaos.

[00:06:41]Back when I was in school, the schools were really legitimate, weren't they? And we had to read George War's book; he wanted to convey a very youthful message, right? A 14-year-old has a different kind of mindset. You didn't understand why we had to read that book, did you?

[00:06:59]Today we understand that they wanted to send a message about what could happen to society if people stopped monitoring, especially the political groups that come to power, right? So vigilance is eternal, it has to be eternal so that freedom can always be renewed.

[00:07:21]Freedom is a commodity that is always at stake.

[00:07:26]Depending on which political group comes to power, your freedom is at stake.

[00:07:30]This needs to be very clear. And what if they unite, which is what the globalists are trying to do, right? To be left behind by governments around the world, that's the end of it. Then they form a block, and no one else who is outside the scheme will be part of it.

[00:07:49]Then humanity is completely lost, caged, trapped, tied up. But thank God this group of rebels emerged, you know, which we call the new Nova, because they thought this whole story, this idea, was absurd, right? What's this story all about? We're not going to lock everyone up, are we? Otherwise, humanity will die, right? Imagine, God didn't create humanity, did he? For that reason, to be tied up, to serve as a slave for those scoundrels, for that gang of criminals. But there are politicians who work for them.

[00:08:26]Obviously, that's very clear. And we need to distance ourselves from these politicians who work for them. Those who follow our channel already have a pretty good idea of ​​who these people who work for them really are, right?

[00:08:45]So that's what bothers the platform.

[00:08:48]This right-wing versus left-wing fight will continue for the rest of our lives. Now, it ca n't be a right-wing group working for them, nor a left-wing one, right? The war isn't about that, it's not right versus left, as the great, you know, the great wisdom, let's put that word in quotation marks, the great popular wisdom thinks, right? That's a long way off, is n't it?

[00:09:15]Well, and here Stephen Green, who is the author of this text, writer, analyst, Stephen Green, he's saying that England is already very close to everything that George War wrote about.

[00:09:30]Those who are more perceptive and follow our channel daily, regarding politics and geopolitics, know that when the British Prime Minister, the one who's in power now, Keir Starmer, a servant of the Rothsfields, when he sat there in the Oval Office, he even got a scolding from James David V's deputy, who looked at him and demanded an explanation. What's this story about an elderly woman being arrested for praying outside an abortion clinic? She was arrested.

[00:10:03]Then he demanded: "What's this all about?" Then the guy got embarrassed, obviously, and said: "No, no, we'll talk about this at lunch." It's clear that the Americans want to break away, right? The Americans, now governed by the MAGA group, want to break free from these shackles, from these European globalists, right? That's why I say that we're better off here than the globalists. We are better off than the countries in Europe because they don't have a large, dominant group of players, like Germany, France, and England, that controls them. They don't have a powerful group of mages, so they're lost, right?

[00:10:45]Europe is just a matter of time before it completely sinks into the abyss, unless the French people achieve a great victory there, and things change in Germany as well, but there the European Union, the European Parliament, is completely taken over. In the United Kingdom, people are in the streets, they went to the streets a few days ago, millions of people. Yeah, that's completely unprecedented there, right? Everyone's fed up with this whole uncontrolled migration thing, right?

[00:11:18]Those guys are trying to claim it's not theirs, right? Islam, the people don't want that garbage there, they don't. And the globalists want to impose this because they want to break with the population. So there 's a very big struggle going on there. The people woke up in a rather, shall we say, strong way there, right? Well, they're scared because now the UK wants to monitor everyone's cell phones. Look at what level things have reached.

[00:11:51]The conclusion we reach is that although the globalists know they've missed the timing, that they'll have to come back in 20 years—now the agenda is 2045, 19 years—they don't want to give up the immediate gains because otherwise it would take much longer. So they want to keep watch. So much so that you can see here, right? Those who work for the globalists are already demanding censorship on social media. No, you can't let the people see.

[00:12:24]See that channel over there, the "Geopolitics Operation Retaking" channel? It's explaining things.

[00:12:28]No, put an end to it. He is a danger to us. They think, don't they?

[00:12:34]It's a shame that Geopolitics and Operation Retaking have an average of 10,000 to 15,000 viewers daily. It should have 1 million, right?

[00:12:43]Because if he had 1 million, things would already start to change in a more concrete way, but he doesn't, they won't let him, right? The platform doesn't disclose that, right?

[00:12:57]Many people who listen don't understand.

[00:13:00]Half of those who listen to our channel are still stuck in that little domestic squabble, right? Bolsonaro versus Lula, Lula versus Bolsonaro, they're just standing there, watching the fights in Congress, left-wing deputies fighting with right-wing deputies. The real war is far more important than that, way more important than that, right?

[00:13:26]But unfortunately, that's what we have, right?

[00:13:28]It's those 15,000 a day where half listen but don't understand, right?

[00:13:36]I'm satisfied that an average of 7,000 to 8,000 people a day listen to the analyses and understand them, right? If they manage to pass it on to their children, nephews, grandchildren, parents, grandparents, that's already a great achievement, right? Personally, I consider myself satisfied, although it's hard work here, isn't it? Everyone knows that we don't just keep up with things on YouTube, we have Telegram, we have X, right? That's why we're always begging for help, please, support the channel. You have to beg, right? It's very difficult, because if we could be paid and the platform distributed the videos like it does with everyone else, maybe we'd be very well off. It's a reality very different from ours here, struggling to pay the bills.

[00:14:33]Okay, let's go then. What did Stephen Green write? Why does he say that the United Kingdom is practically living the same way that Orvell wrote in his book, right? He says the following: "In George Warville's 1984, which is the book, Great Britain was just a province of a larger territory called Oceania, a not-so-subtle reference to the UK's role as host to the heavy bombers of the US Eighth Air Force during World War II. Four decades after the actual year of 1984, right, 42 years later, George Warville's Oceania still doesn't exist, right? It didn't happen exactly as he wrote, but Great Britain is moving at a rapid pace towards achieving this goal, right? But we know that the people there have already woken up more than here, look.

[00:15:34]Fighting against these people is very difficult.

[00:15:36]Look what they do here. It's very difficult. They don't want to give up the bone. But our difference from the United Kingdom is that here we have the owners of the continent, the MAGA group, right? Donald Trump is coming with a heavy hand, with iron fists against these people here. He will come, be absolutely certain of what he will come.

[00:16:00]He will have force." Delta, there will be, uh, in Latin America, I'm saying, there will be Delta Force, there will be, uh, the great aircraft carriers, there will be, there will be, it won't be handed over to the globalists, at least not in the next two and a half years. It won't be, it won't be.

[00:16:19]This means that the globalists will have a lot of work here, but unlike Europe, right? So what does he say here? Great Britain is increasingly resembling Air Strip One from George W.

[00:16:33]As Parliament considers a bill, look, listen to this, that opens access to all smartphones in the population to government surveillance.

[00:16:45]Look at this. As if the backdoors, which are the espionage equipment that all electronic equipment already has, weren't enough. And prison sentences, look at this, for technology executives who do not submit to the new law. In other words, if the guy knows how to use the device, he disables, right, these, these, these applications. If he manages to disable, right, turn off all these spies on his cell phone, he will... "He's going to jail, right?

[00:17:20]Uh, they're trying, this prime minister is trying, the guy is completely subservient, and they're rushing through this, right? Look, what he says here, the ministers are supposedly drafting a law that would force Apple, Google, and others to make it impossible for a child to send, receive, view, or share a single image.

[00:17:48]Look at that, right? A single image.

[00:17:53]So we see the absurdity. They don't really want to let go of the bone, right? And the probability of this being implemented in the European Union, in the United Kingdom, here exactly in the United Kingdom, in the European Union, they're going to try, right? But they'll start with the United Kingdom, right? The probability is even higher. Why?

[00:18:15]Because there they don't have a Donald Trump and an Elon Musk threatening them, right? Obviously, this pushes all the big tech companies to a new level. If there was anyone, any big tech executive who was sympathetic to the globalists, now after this, it's over, right? Because they want to force these companies to adapt to this new law. That's what happened here." Also, right?

[00:18:41]Last week I saw that there was a decree—not from our court, right?—saying that companies, Big Tech companies, have 60 days to adapt. But here we have the weight of Trump's pen, here we have the weight of American sanctions, this is the continent, it's an American rear guard zone.

[00:19:05]So it's very difficult for them to try to implement it here. If they try to implement it here, the Americans will come down hard. I've explained many times on this channel that Trump doesn't want to mess with these technology companies; they're the apple of the American economy's eye because they're the companies developing American artificial intelligence.

[00:19:30]And any attack on them is an attack on American objectives.

[00:19:35]So the backlash here will be hard, it will be hard, unlike in Great Britain where, you know, it's the people who will have to go to the streets and put heavy pressure on to try to resolve this situation, it's not heavy. There they'll end up arresting a lot of people, but the world will see, right? The Americans will comment, right? Voufal, what's this story? Where's the freedom? England isn't what it used to be. Well, right after Trump took office in 2025, at the beginning of last year, do you remember James David Vence going there and giving a dressing-down to the European leaders? There were political, religious, and military leaders. He gave a lecture at the Munich security conference, he gave everyone a dressing-down, a scolding. What?

[00:20:25]You're losing the values ​​of freedom. You no longer align with us in the United States.

[00:20:33]Everyone, all the servants working there effectively for the globalist bosses, right, for the global dominators, right? What's this story?

[00:20:49]People have to see these things, right? They have to start looking and saying: "This one here is a servant, this one can't have a vote, right?" They are not servants. It seems like they enjoy working for these people, right? I remember that prime minister, the former prime minister of Canada, Fidelito, Fidel's son, that guy worked with pleasure for those people, right? Then he left. When Trump came in, he felt threatened, grabbed his hat, and left, right? He grabbed his cap and left.

[00:21:22]He showed up at a World Cup game, it seems he's dating an American singer, he separated from his wife, he's dating an American pop star. She's one who sang at the World Cup. I saw it in a game, I think it was the opening game between the United States and Paraguay, right?

[00:21:41]Marco Rubio was even at the game, and then Fidelito showed up with his little singer, right?

[00:21:46]This guy worked with love for the agenda of the world's power brokers, and there are thousands like him, right? Hundreds, I won't say thousands, hundreds of leaders, but thousands of politicians around the world who work for these people with pleasure, right? We need to identify this here. Look what they want to do in the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is going full speed ahead.

[00:22:11]Perhaps their agenda is the most advanced of all. Now, with Trump and the pressure from Rubio, it's going to be difficult.

[00:22:20]Let's wait and see what happens next, where this situation leads. But England, according to Stephen Green here, ah, they're already taking big steps towards the dystopia that Orvell wrote about back in 1984, right, in the book 1984, which he wrote in 1948.

[00:22:42]He had information, he was a guy who worked for British intelligence, right, and so on. So here's the thing, we have to wake up, we have to, with 10,000, 15,000 people a day having access to this, we're never going to wake up, right? To just watch, I don't know, a right-wing congressman insulting a left-wing one, just watching, you know, focusing only on this petty political squabble, we're lost, right? But unfortunately, I have my limitations here, right? That's how it is, we're limited here. That's why I always appreciate the people who share the analyses, right? I think the greatest service someone listening to our channel can do for humanity is to share it, right? To open the eyes of a close brother, right? From someone close to me.

[00:23:36]Although people aren't very receptive right now, are they? During the pandemic, with everyone curious, the receptiveness to these topics was much greater. It's infinitely smaller today, isn't it? Everyone's there, especially now during the World Cup, people just want to watch the game, they don't care about anything else, they just want to go to the football match. That's it.

[00:24:00]Well, I'm doing my part admirably here, right?

[00:24:05]Well, one thing is for sure. When I die, I will die with a clear conscience. I did my part, well, I tried to do it in the best way possible, you know? That's it, folks. So, that's it.

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