I love the contrast between the older generations that look depressed and defeated and the children who look mesmerised and indoctrinated while singing.
I saw that too! The older ones had that feeling of: "I still remember I lived on a place called UK and life was better then, before the wars. But I am not allowed to say it to my grandchildren in fear of die. They will never know how things really happened..."
Note how none of the people are looking happy to hear these little fanatic rugrats swear they will 'die with dignity.' Not even that other party member who probably just wanted to make small talk.
Does remind me of some modern UK public transport, except that under Ingsoc, public transport is run by the state, but now it's run by huge private cartels. I have been on public transport, particularly buses, where the state of the vehicles suggests the company is piss poor and financially down on their luck, when in fact they make a big profit and keep all the money or give it to shareholders. They have officious little notices ordering you not to eat or drink, but don't look after their buses. Touch wood, they have been a little better in recent years, but there need to me more standards set on both reliability and presentation.
A society where anyone can walk up to another and ask questions about them. A society where you never know if the stranger asking you questions is just being nosy, or is a Party agent. If the latter, and the agent is not satisfied with your answer, you are in trouble.
@@GreenFoxLuama because he's indoctrinated into the outer party. They won't let him, and even if he did, he would lose the sense of importance he felt from his work and the rebellion he had in his mind.
In Orwell's universe, I'd MUCH rather be a prole. I'd rather be poor but (relatively) free. In the book we're frequently shown that The Party basically ignores them and lets them live pretty normal (though impoverished) lives. Orwell frequently describes them as jolly and without political cares or fear. It's the middle class, aka the Outer Party members, like Winston, who are constantly tormented
And tecnically, you did correct. Because on the non-canon sequel 1985 from 1983, proles basically gain more Liberty cuz the Inner party focusing on what are they are going to do witouth BB.
You probably could if you were an impoverished prole, though they certainly wouldn't care about what you had to say. One of the reasons why being an Outer-party member is the worst of the three classes as you were expected to be extremely loyal whist having few luxuries.
@@politicallyambiguous8424 I wouldnt tell them shet, even if I were a prole. In the book, those little monsters have set a prole-woman on fire for wrapping sausages up in a propaganda pampleth.
@@politicallyambiguous8424 i agree with the outer party thing, but the party certainly wouldn't have tolerated any opposition, especially against their devout youths, whether you were a prole or outer party member
@@ottojarvonnen2455 I always assumed this was a made-up story spread by MiniTru, to rile up the Outer Party members. In reality the sea of Proles, had they seen kids attacking one of their own, would likely have gone totally nuts and torn the offending kids to shreds, especially if it had been in a Prole-majority area and the Party kids were outnumbered
This train scene is probably the only one in the film where we see a more colorful and lively environment, almost like a small glimpse of beauty in an entirely decaying and gray setting.
Its crazy how much context can change something. That tree at the end without any leaves becomes the most beautiful thing imaginable when it is placed in the context of the horrific human conditions of the train passing by.
I saw this film years ago, but I didn't remember the train. The engine is a "USA Tank" which were built in the US in the War. Several were made to work at Southampton Docks, and the rest went to Europe, with Yugoslavia building their own. In George Orwells world, I think USA tank engines would have been "Victory tank engines" - the standard issue tank engine for Oceania - with the ugly S160- the wartime US military tender engine- being the "Victory Tender engine." The fact that there were Victory tank engines in Eurasia was due to spies and industrial saboteurs, disloyal to Big Brother.
@@jeff_theepic1011 that was also a thing in ex-Soviet countries or current communist countries before economic reforms, they used to name their factories with triumphant names like "Reunification", "Victory", "Progress", "Peace", "Determination", "Labor",... etc. Now only North Korea still does that
It makes sense that they'd use US trains. Oceania is supposed to be ALL Anglo-Saxon countries, including the US, not just the UK. Which is why they use the dollar.
Its left intentionally vague to highlight the culture of paranoia that is Oceania Personally I think that the other outer party member seems a little bit sad and he acts almost defeated when Winston gives his pre rehearsed answer and he looks genuinely disturbed at the children singing. I like to think he's like Winston and is also a Thought Criminal who hates the party and was taking a punt on maybe becoming friends with Winston before he thinks better of it Simply put the culture of paranoia makes it too risky to reveal your motives like that because anyone could just be an agent of the Thought Police...
@@iamaleftist3834 I totally think he is like WInston by how he looks at these litthe fanatics with with disgust and then sends a look to Winston probably thinking the same thing as he is.
@@iamaleftist3834 Yes that's what I thought. He looks disappointed that Winston isn't honest and possibly confirming to him he's a thought criminal like him
From what I see it’s a southern railway USA locomotive. They were made in the US but worked in Southampton during the Second World War, and remained in the Uk
that is just a name. a socialist system has no inner or outer party or proles, the point being the structure of society is stratified, with power consolidated in few hands( oligarchic)
POV: London, 2024, you've been called into the ministry of truth (science and technology) on a Saturday and you have to sit by a load of students on a Palestine protest in the overcrowded tube carriage to Westminster station
The same students that seem to have collective amnesia (or find it inconvenient to remember) about a huge number of people kidnapped and murdered that started it all off.
I can tell that in this universe technolocial advances have also stopped. Because there is no individual thinking to create. Just look at the train and how old it is.
@@nekojuche2404 i think _you’re_ the idiot. He was merely saying “that part *sounds* like the Soviet Anthem” . He didn’t say “it *is* the Soviet Anthem”
@@andronena941 Your incorrect mate. It went way, way different. The Soviets invaded mainland Europe during the Atomic Wars. Oceania was formed after the USA and the British Empire united under a single banner to create the most Capitalist country you’ll ever know, which was soon overthrown by the English Socialist Party and so on.
I have a feeling that, the person Winston talked to in the train station was a thoughtpolice. The first thing he asked is "Are you on your own, brother?" which is essential to gain information and to decide whether Winston is a thoughtcriminal or not. And during the train scene, the same man who asked Winston earlier in the train station, seems to be looking with a suspicious, scrutinized eyes. probably looking at winston or observing if there's anything odd going on.
*IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN EURASIA EASTASIA HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR GLORIOUS ALLY, YOU HAVE COMMITED A THOUGHT CRIME PREPARE TO BE: SEGMENT DELETED BY THE MINISTRY OF TRUTH*
There's a lot of smart scene details I like about this. The station is run-down and barely-maintained, but there are telescreens everywhere. Despite the movie taking place in 1984 and having been made in 1984, when somewhat modern electric trains were becoming commonplace and the oldest were diesel, the locomotive is some crappy barely held together steam museum piece, which is consistent with The Party deliberately 'freezing' time and history and atrociously misplacing civil resources for the sake of war and control. The cars are also run-down and rusted, but the children sing as if they're traveling in utmost comfort, since one of the major themes in the book is that the young may as well live in a different reality than everyone else.
Anyone else notice something familiar about the locomotive? You're right! It's a SR USA Class. The basis of Rosie from Thomas & Friends! And look what she's pulling behind her. It's one of Gordon's express coaches!
Short man: “On your own, brother?” Winston: No, I’m joining the (something - bigman??) community hiking group. I was held up on urgent (something - menrag?) business. SM: 😐😑😐😑🫤
@@KingDogelll I see, thanks. The ministry Winston works at is the Ministry of Truth, isn’t it? I know the book’s “Miniplenty” (Ministry of Plenty) was changed to “Miniprod” (Ministry of Production), but it’s the Minitrue in both versions. Or maybe “Minrac” is short for the Records Department, which while not a ministry is the department Winston works at? 🤷♂️
@@Hobbitydobbity There's a ton of sub-ministries I think. Miniplenty controls the things already in existence AND in production so the Miniprod is just to help manage part of that.
Poor Duck, he lost Oliver to the Party and now is a slave, unable to return to Sodor, which is the last stronghold of Freedom left in a world suppressed by Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia. And if he speaks out, he’ll be vaporized like the engines before him
@@jacobs2099 Because children in public school systems, especially California, are indoctrinated, not taught, brainwashed to believe that government is God.
When I was in the states, there was a news broadcast in some primary school and I learned that Americans do this indoctrination-through-singing in children's classes. Immediately thought of this scene. Creepy
@ I live in Iraq, not Egypt, in Iraq, the virus situation is getting worse just because of some idiots, the government did implement a "curfew", but I don't call it a "curfew", in the day you can do whatever you want because there isn't a curfew until 6 pm (evening), which I think is ridiculous.
![National Anthem of the Russian Empire: God Save the Tsar [Remastered]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yWxBDwX57bE/mqdefault.jpg)
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I love the contrast between the older generations that look depressed and defeated and the children who look mesmerised and indoctrinated while singing.
I saw that too! The older ones had that feeling of: "I still remember I lived on a place called UK and life was better then, before the wars. But I am not allowed to say it to my grandchildren in fear of die. They will never know how things really happened..."
@lorddoctor48 *surprised Pikachu face*
Note how none of the people are looking happy to hear these little fanatic rugrats swear they will 'die with dignity.'
Not even that other party member who probably just wanted to make small talk.
The older generations were probably still alive when Air Strip One was still called the UK and life was atleast better
@@freechinastopuighurgenocid8716 in other words this is the Hong Kong MTR in a few years
Pretty accurate depiction of using public transport.
I died lol
I use it everyday while hearing this, lol XD
Does remind me of some modern UK public transport, except that under Ingsoc, public transport is run by the state, but now it's run by huge private cartels. I have been on public transport, particularly buses, where the state of the vehicles suggests the company is piss poor and financially down on their luck, when in fact they make a big profit and keep all the money or give it to shareholders. They have officious little notices ordering you not to eat or drink, but don't look after their buses. Touch wood, they have been a little better in recent years, but there need to me more standards set on both reliability and presentation.
@@crazyleyland5106 No, they are owned by the state, also they keep failing so I don’t think they are making profit.
Lol
A society where anyone can walk up to another and ask questions about them. A society where you never know if the stranger asking you questions is just being nosy, or is a Party agent. If the latter, and the agent is not satisfied with your answer, you are in trouble.
And not even the party members are safe. In fact they're even more watched that the proles.
@@IronFreakV that gives me a question, why didn't Winston become a prole for more freedom ?
@@GreenFoxLuama because he's indoctrinated into the outer party. They won't let him, and even if he did, he would lose the sense of importance he felt from his work and the rebellion he had in his mind.
The fact that two other replies have vaporized scares me
@@GreenFoxLuama He simply couldn't
In Orwell's universe, I'd MUCH rather be a prole. I'd rather be poor but (relatively) free. In the book we're frequently shown that The Party basically ignores them and lets them live pretty normal (though impoverished) lives. Orwell frequently describes them as jolly and without political cares or fear. It's the middle class, aka the Outer Party members, like Winston, who are constantly tormented
And tecnically, you did correct.
Because on the non-canon sequel 1985 from 1983, proles basically gain more Liberty cuz the Inner party focusing on what are they are going to do witouth BB.
But they are also way dumber then the outer and inner parties
@@elsoplaveleros Excuse me. There never was a BB.
@@jethrobodine9155 tu padre es el negro jose?
@@jethrobodine9155 quieres un oscar o un me importa nada?
imagine not being allowed to tell them to shut the hell up
You probably could if you were an impoverished prole, though they certainly wouldn't care about what you had to say.
One of the reasons why being an Outer-party member is the worst of the three classes as you were expected to be extremely loyal whist having few luxuries.
@@politicallyambiguous8424 I wouldnt tell them shet, even if I were a prole. In the book, those little monsters have set a prole-woman on fire for wrapping sausages up in a propaganda pampleth.
@@politicallyambiguous8424 i agree with the outer party thing, but the party certainly wouldn't have tolerated any opposition, especially against their devout youths, whether you were a prole or outer party member
@@ottojarvonnen2455 I always assumed this was a made-up story spread by MiniTru, to rile up the Outer Party members. In reality the sea of Proles, had they seen kids attacking one of their own, would likely have gone totally nuts and torn the offending kids to shreds, especially if it had been in a Prole-majority area and the Party kids were outnumbered
They could consider you as a Thought Criminal.
Rest in Peace, John Hurt
This train scene is probably the only one in the film where we see a more colorful and lively environment, almost like a small glimpse of beauty in an entirely decaying and gray setting.
Its crazy how much context can change something. That tree at the end without any leaves becomes the most beautiful thing imaginable when it is placed in the context of the horrific human conditions of the train passing by.
@@башарал exactly
And the fact that all the proles on that train save for Smith and the other guy(who are Party men) are wearing, well, normal fucking clothes.
Also, it's one of the only scenes where we see people dressed in normal clothes instead of blue overalls.
@@realdoctortenenbaum yeah
Looks just like a daily commute in the UK
I saw this film years ago, but I didn't remember the train. The engine is a "USA Tank" which were built in the US in the War. Several were made to work at Southampton Docks, and the rest went to Europe, with Yugoslavia building their own. In George Orwells world, I think USA tank engines would have been "Victory tank engines" - the standard issue tank engine for Oceania - with the ugly S160- the wartime US military tender engine- being the "Victory Tender engine." The fact that there were Victory tank engines in Eurasia was due to spies and industrial saboteurs, disloyal to Big Brother.
I know this comment was made a while ago but I just wanted to tell you that it was genuinely interesting to read :)
@@Una_Ridlow Well at the same time its not really a surprise, the Party would take something and just rename it to ‘Victory [item name]’
@@jeff_theepic1011 that was also a thing in ex-Soviet countries or current communist countries before economic reforms, they used to name their factories with triumphant names like "Reunification", "Victory", "Progress", "Peace", "Determination", "Labor",... etc.
Now only North Korea still does that
Ahhh a fellow train fan 🥂
It makes sense that they'd use US trains. Oceania is supposed to be ALL Anglo-Saxon countries, including the US, not just the UK. Which is why they use the dollar.
Dang Thomas be working for big brother
Past Thomas: Thomas has never seen such bullshit!
No matter where you go in this world, the party will make sure to remind you that you will never be free.
big brother 😒
B U L K B O G A N 😍
The kids look like Soviet young pioneers.
Or Hitlerjugend.
Yeah, i think that was Orwell’s whole schtick in 1984. He tried to describe the totalitarianism from Nazi Germany and the USSR, so you’re spot on
That is because Oceania is a totalitarian communist state.
@@MrUtah1 сравнивание нацистскую Германию с ссср?
@@MrUtah1 90% Stalinism tbh. He really hated Stalin in his later years.
What's the thing with the outer party member?
It is suspicious that Winston is traveling on his own. the Outer party has created a culture of suspicion, where no one can trust each other.
could’ve been asking if he was on his own, given that’s one of winstons colleagues
Its left intentionally vague to highlight the culture of paranoia that is Oceania
Personally I think that the other outer party member seems a little bit sad and he acts almost defeated when Winston gives his pre rehearsed answer and he looks genuinely disturbed at the children singing. I like to think he's like Winston and is also a Thought Criminal who hates the party and was taking a punt on maybe becoming friends with Winston before he thinks better of it
Simply put the culture of paranoia makes it too risky to reveal your motives like that because anyone could just be an agent of the Thought Police...
@@iamaleftist3834 I totally think he is like WInston by how he looks at these litthe fanatics with with disgust and then sends a look to Winston probably thinking the same thing as he is.
@@iamaleftist3834
Yes that's what I thought. He looks disappointed that Winston isn't honest and possibly confirming to him he's a thought criminal like him
Note how Winston Smith had an alibi handy, just in case the man on the platform was an Agent.
I wonder what train model that is.
From what I see it’s a southern railway USA locomotive. They were made in the US but worked in Southampton during the Second World War, and remained in the Uk
Max Chong
I see. It looks like an E2 Class tank engine. Like Thomas The Tank Engine.
A Pre-atomic war shitwagen diesel engine
Max Chong lol nerds
@Qing Empire Under appreciated comment, thank you good sir.
Damn Thomas the tank engine turned Socialist. Now he serves Sir Big Brother.
1984 depicts an Oligarchic system. the opposite of socialist.
Treefarmer The book and the movie say ENGSOC meaning English Socialism. George Orwell himself confirms this.
that is just a name. a socialist system has no inner or outer party or proles, the point being the structure of society is stratified, with power consolidated in few hands( oligarchic)
Treefarmer Either way the book now adays has become a manual instead of a warming.
George Orwell was a socialist, look it up
Ahh, things are coming along nicely.
Happy 1984
6 months ago? You had no idea.
@@robertjones6393The same with you. Things aren't getting better.
POV: London, 2024, you've been called into the ministry of truth (science and technology) on a Saturday and you have to sit by a load of students on a Palestine protest in the overcrowded tube carriage to Westminster station
The same students that seem to have collective amnesia (or find it inconvenient to remember) about a huge number of people kidnapped and murdered that started it all off.
I can tell that in this universe technolocial advances have also stopped. Because there is no individual thinking to create. Just look at the train and how old it is.
0:36-0:38 anyone else hear a bit of the Soviet anthem there? Looks like we found out who won the nuclear war
That’s the hiking song you idiot. Search it up. It ain’t the Soviet anthem.
@@nekojuche2404 i think _you’re_ the idiot. He was merely saying “that part *sounds* like the Soviet Anthem” . He didn’t say “it *is* the Soviet Anthem”
I can see what you mean but the Soviets merged with the eu to create Eurasia
@@andronena941 Your incorrect mate. It went way, way different. The Soviets invaded mainland Europe during the Atomic Wars. Oceania was formed after the USA and the British Empire united under a single banner to create the most Capitalist country you’ll ever know, which was soon overthrown by the English Socialist Party and so on.
@@notcxrlos ain’t no evidence for any of this, your only source is a member of the party.
I have a feeling that, the person Winston talked to in the train station was a thoughtpolice. The first thing he asked is "Are you on your own, brother?" which is essential to gain information and to decide whether Winston is a thoughtcriminal or not. And during the train scene, the same man who asked Winston earlier in the train station, seems to be looking with a suspicious, scrutinized eyes. probably looking at winston or observing if there's anything odd going on.
the guy who talks to him on the platform looks like
Karl Pilkington
Mr K. Dilkington
Why the rest of the passangers was in "normal" clothing? Are they proles?
Thank you ! @@Hobbitydobbity
I think it should be the anthem of Oceania instead of Tis For Thee
Comrade how dare you say that you're a thought criminal you shall be reported
setes tess
Piss off Goldstein
I think "All Hail Oceania" would be beter
@@arturonotari8235 all hail Oceania is the best ingsoc song
@@shazybear
Indeed
Great video I have the film on DVD and I also have the book
thats nice comrade
The song that the children were singing was nice
DDR on steroids
Lindsay Kay more like USSR overdosing by 10000000 kilograms
@@ferretman6790 YARGH SPONGEBOB, I’VE JUST OVERDOSED ON KETAMINE AND I’M GOING TO DIE
@@asfrflagcommunity966 WHEEZE
Except DDR had better trains
@@xalthzdornier4805
And DDR barely even looked like that too.
Mind you, if they got the kids to sing in tune and memorise the words, it can't have been all bad.
🤣🤣🤣
Especially with today's youth, it would be a miracle.
@@SCARRIOR Because today's youth singing the praise of INGSOC would be a good thing apparently.
@@politicallyambiguous8424 big brother disapproves of this comment.
youth choirs exist in real life too, you know 😂
I feel like Winston when the bank teller makes light, chatty conversation when making a deposit.
Oceania had always been at war with Eastasia.'
No, No. Eurasia. You're kidding yourself. Although it might have been at war with Eastasia a few days ago.
*IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN EURASIA
EASTASIA HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR GLORIOUS ALLY, YOU HAVE COMMITED A THOUGHT CRIME
PREPARE TO BE:
SEGMENT DELETED BY
THE MINISTRY OF TRUTH*
NO COMRADE OCEANIA HAS ALWATS BEEN AT WAR WITH EURASIA. EASTASIA IS OUR ALLY EASTASIA HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR ALLY
Isn't the other guy by himself too? (Ownlife ungood)
He’s probably Thought Police - or a gay guy cruising railway platforms.
@@ArmyJamesxD
@@ArmyJamesunder Big Brother it’s not ‘gay’ any more. Its ‘double plus plus feel good’
WTF MY BUDGIE JUST CLICKED ON THIS aaaaaaaaaaasbgpflmepglggphkjhjhj HE HAPPILY OPENED THIS VIDEO I HAVE NO IDEA WHY.
My bird had a weird taste >_
Imagine being the train driver. Choo choo life is good brothers!
Long live big brother
There's a lot of smart scene details I like about this.
The station is run-down and barely-maintained, but there are telescreens everywhere. Despite the movie taking place in 1984 and having been made in 1984, when somewhat modern electric trains were becoming commonplace and the oldest were diesel, the locomotive is some crappy barely held together steam museum piece, which is consistent with The Party deliberately 'freezing' time and history and atrociously misplacing civil resources for the sake of war and control. The cars are also run-down and rusted, but the children sing as if they're traveling in utmost comfort, since one of the major themes in the book is that the young may as well live in a different reality than everyone else.
This film is aspirational. With luck, one day Britain will be full of such polite and cheerful people, with public services so well maintained. 👌🏻😊
They/them are not real human pronouns
@@MinistryOfLove-Yes they are. Example: Your family pretend *they* know who your real father is, but everyone laughs at *them.*
Dilate
@@rubreh6638Your response is lazy.
@@crispincoque they does not represent the individual
Anyone else notice something familiar about the locomotive? You're right! It's a SR USA Class. The basis of Rosie from Thomas & Friends! And look what she's pulling behind her. It's one of Gordon's express coaches!
I just realized the Uniform of the guy is the same as the Half life Citizen Outfit
U know I made many links between half life and this, with the screens and the control of the people but that is not one of them. U got a keen eye
Welcome to 2020
Stfu
Nope soon in 2030. Watch video here about new video surveillance in China. Project is called Skynet.
Stop clicking ‘agree’ to all those ad personalisation bits on websites then
This comment aged well.
Amazing
What is saying the short man? I dont understand. Thank you in advance.
Short man: “On your own, brother?”
Winston: No, I’m joining the (something - bigman??) community hiking group. I was held up on urgent (something - menrag?) business.
SM: 😐😑😐😑🫤
@@Hobbitydobbity he says Minrac, its short for the ministry Winston works at.
@@KingDogelll I see, thanks. The ministry Winston works at is the Ministry of Truth, isn’t it? I know the book’s “Miniplenty” (Ministry of Plenty) was changed to “Miniprod” (Ministry of Production), but it’s the Minitrue in both versions. Or maybe “Minrac” is short for the Records Department, which while not a ministry is the department Winston works at? 🤷♂️
@@Hobbitydobbity There's a ton of sub-ministries I think. Miniplenty controls the things already in existence AND in production so the Miniprod is just to help manage part of that.
Thomas the train serves big brother
Big brother is watching
All hail big brother
this is coming to pass
вот так выглядит выхино в 7:30 в понедельник
war is cringe
freedom is based
ignorance is epic
War is epic
Freedom is cringe
Ignorance is based
Ingsoc if it formed today
"based" is badspeak, chanspeakers must be sent to miniluv
Interesting to see the proles in normal clothing while the party members of both inner and outer parties must wear those tacky blue jumpsuits.
In the book it mentions literally all the Proles falling silent at the sight of the blue jumpsuits.
@@amaritineenthusiast ha, that explains why the proles on the train were just looking at them in silence
@@darthplagueis3488 Winston's literally able to silence an entire room of drunk people with the jumpsuits, that's an impressive feat.
@@amaritineenthusiast man, I wish we could have that virtually magical ability to walk into a rowdy room and get them to at least quit acting out
best fridays for future comment there is
Sing to the faithful members of the party!
Sing to the party policy!
Poor Duck, he lost Oliver to the Party and now is a slave, unable to return to Sodor, which is the last stronghold of Freedom left in a world suppressed by Oceania, Eurasia and Eastasia. And if he speaks out, he’ll be vaporized like the engines before him
👊🇰🇵
1000% that other guy is with ThinkPol
Why hasn't Family Guy referenced this movie? Maybe Winston going crazy or something.
They did such a great job of carrying a Stalinist future to the UK. Actors looked just dead-eyed enough!
This a movie about dystopian society, why do you call it the opposite of dystopia?
Wow, kids from the California public education system.
with the californian public transportation system
Both of you get a thumbs up.
-- A. Californian
How so?
@@jacobs2099 Because children in public school systems, especially California, are indoctrinated, not taught, brainwashed to believe that government is God.
@@Apollo1011 I went to California public schools all my life and that's not true at all.
0:36
0:17
0:47
0:56
bruh what de hell is this reply section 💀
When I was in the states, there was a news broadcast in some primary school and I learned that Americans do this indoctrination-through-singing in children's classes. Immediately thought of this scene. Creepy
uhhh ok Ivan you're not exactly in a position to judge
@@saulgoodman1504Truth hurts doesn't it?
Milinodls Silly song
Not even Oceania required vaccine passports.
What?
This is North Korea.
Awsome Movie, John Hurt, & Richard Burton were Amazing....
Britain after the Labour Party have been in power ten years. Can’t have people making choices for themselves.
When oceania means "anyone i dont like"
Oceania atleast didn't ethniccly replace Britons with Foreigners. 1984 is better than 2024...
Generation Z. They sing in tune.
Generation Z isn’t usually that patriotic. Nationalism is more of a boomer MAGA thing
We love Obama, he is the savior, the one who will lead us, to lose all our souls.
How ironic how the tables have turned. Now Trump is Big Brother and we are the thought criminals.
@Flix Flox It is like that
@@philiproe1661 Pretty wacky how things have changed again, huh? Crazy thing, life.
Now show me your COVID passport before praying to Allah.
@@RJStockton what does "before praying to Allah." have to do with covid passports lol.
Stop it! No one is the Big Brother! If you want to see real opression just go to North Korea!!!
نفس اللى بيحصل عندنا في مصر
@ he is egyptian, he is living in egypt.
@ No problem.
@@basemrab3028 How is Life in Egypt.
@ I live in Iraq, not Egypt, in Iraq, the virus situation is getting worse just because of some idiots, the government did implement a "curfew", but I don't call it a "curfew", in the day you can do whatever you want because there isn't a curfew until 6 pm (evening), which I think is ridiculous.
@ oh and in the day, traffic often occurs.
The railway station and train looks like the old days of nasalisation unkempt and filthy
Господи,и здесь срач развели!
Яроцап Альза-Алматов политический интернет-срач, он как полиция по надзору за мышлением, везде тебя настигнет!
Sounds like average European Union advertising on social media :D
2030 World Ecomomic forum's world
Trains aren't that much bloody different today believe me