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Not so much retrospective, although I definitely agree with your observations. I mean, besides Pettibone, Southern and Sellner's plight, the thought police are in action right now. In the UK, certain divisions of the Police state categorically on Twitter: "we are watching you." They don't mean they're watching thieves, rapists, those planning massacres or child molesters, they mean they are watching ordinary people who dare write thoughts, which in their opinion are "offensive." I say, certain divisions, not all, notable is the Met Police which have a division of police watching Twitter posts. Meanwhile figures show violent crime in London has risen dramatically. But I mean, really, FFS, their money masters in the Saud don't realize that the UK public aren't retarded, much as they underestimated the US public who voted for the only honest man around, Trump. Yet still the media smears itself with lie after lie. Dumb and dumber they still don't get it, even as the Soviets didn't get it. Facts and truth cannot be suppressed. But yeah, SnapSlav agreed, it's swings and roundabouts as you incline and for the exposés of tomorrow I can't wait

The trouble with this (obviously) is that it comes well into the future, in retrospect. The UK seems to be embracing all this thought-police stuff because it fought off Socialism in the past, it was not a Socialist state in the past. As the modern saying goes, the strongest anti-Communists today used to live under Communism. The Russians and the Chinese may have contempt for these acts now because having lived under the death camp called Communism, they know just how evil it is from firsthand experience, and meanwhile those who fought it, like the British, have begun to forget. Then again, the leaders of the Socialist sinking ship that is the EU is Merkel's Germany, and they were CERTAINLY members of a Socialist state, but perhaps the problem with them is that most of the people who lived it are dead, whereas there are still many who lived during the Soviet Union before its collapse in the late 80s?