George Orwell

"[Our society's reliance on propaganda] is frightening to me, because it often gives me the feeling that the very concept of objective truth is fading out of the world. After all, the chances are that those lies, or at any rate similar lies, will pass into history." - George Orwell, Looking Back on the Spanish War (1943)

Eric Arthur Blair (25 June 1903 – 4 July 1990), or better known by his pen name George Orwell, was a prolific British writer known for his staunch opposition to totalitarianism and support for democracy. In the last years of his life he was known for his book 1984 published that year, which was notorious for attracting controversy and its seemingly prophetic message alluding to [REDACTED].

The Book
In the year 1984, George Orwell wrote a book 1984. The book summarized alien forces puppeting the new nations into space in order to divide and conquer. The book has seem some backlash from critics and government officials. The book also raised some new questions about exploring space and possible dangers of unknown forces. During a interview with the SBC he said, "If you want a picture of humanity's future, whether from aliens or from humans, imagine a boot stomping on a your head forever." This interview caused more backlash from governments and caused the local police to arrest him on-site, sending him to a high sentence of fifty years in prison without bail.

Protests Lead to Riots
George's sentence caused major political factions to riot all across Earth. Major cities where held under martial law and suppression was high and authoritarian. The protesters occupied major highways, streets and buildings that held police officers and government officials. They demanded freedom of speech for George and to have him released from prison. Many weeks followed suit until a day came when he was released from prison. George was rushed back to his home in a major escort while people celebrated a day of free speech. George quoted as he saw the people, "You can silence a dog or a elephant, but you can never silence a pen."

George's book will continue to attract some controversy leading up to the Human-Sargist war. Some even say that he saw the future before he passed away. His thoughts will be never known.