Oh, Brian, Brian, Brian...

 

Can't you see? Big Brother only wants to add to your List of Freedoms. Seeing this for yourself is just a matter of understanding mathematics:

Before Big Brother, not a single citizen could have had the freedom to praise Big Brother, nor the freedom to submit reports on their fellow citizens to any of the ministries nor even the freedom obey the tenets of Big Brother!

Now can you see? Big Brother has given you at least 3 more freedoms that you didn't have before.

 

In fact, just today and for you, Brian, Big Brother is providing another freedom: the freedom to report to the Ministry of Truth for a complimentary mindscrubbing. A vehicle from the agency will be arriving to pick you up shortly so you may enjoy this 4th extra freedom this afternoon.

Bigger government? Who wants that? Our governments are already too big. For each large corporation there must be a several more seats in the government. The group of people there isn't a professional team for taking decisions, it's less or more a group of commercial interests and ambitions, who governs us. There is a lot of abmitions, and so we have a big governments. Hypothetically, if a contemporary energy sources would be replaced by a free energy source, the governments would be much smaller. In fact, we need just a rule of the wise, and those are always few.

But don't underestimate the power of great leaders. There's no guarantee that a great leader will be also a good leader, as those above mentioned showed to us. Their charisma transcends rationality, and it can fool even the greatest scientists and philosophers of the nation. Pre-nazi Germany showed that as well. If they couldn't resist, so couldn't common people. And those who resisted, had no chance against a faked voting system, as it probably happened in Germany.

This gives my trust rather to non-authoritative individuals. Those, who says that humankind is the true savior of the world. That we must change the world ourselves, by a billion of tiny voices and votes. I see we're plagued by enough of our common threats, so that we can unite together for something good. By something good, I mean there's practically everything we can do better. What about sharing of resources, instead of economic monopoles? What about massive international humanitary efforts, instead of wars? United Nations speaks of millenium development goals not being met enough, and yet behold the hundreds of billions of dollars spent on invading a foreign countries and saving a tunelled financial system. This begs for using money wisely, and who else than we should decide it?