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WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]

 
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Mexico's president given George Orwell's 1984 by the Queen
Published on 04-01-2009

The president of Mexico received one of the more unusual gifts given by the Queen during an incoming state visit today - a copy of the classic dystopian novel 1984.

President Of Mexico And Senora Zavala Visit The Royal Collection.
Senora Margarita Zavala and the Duke of Edinburgh view an exhibition of Mexican items from The Royal Collection Photo: GETTY

At Buckingham Palace, Felipe Calderon was presented with a first edition of George Orwell's nightmarish book, which tells of a totalitarian regime and coined the concept Big Brother.

The Royal Household seeks guidance from the staff of incoming VIPs when deciding what to offer during the official exchange of gifts.

A Palace spokeswoman said: "Apparently the president really admires George Orwell."

The 1949 book was boxed in leather by the bindery at Windsor.

Mr Calderon also received the traditional present given to guests - framed photographs of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

The president's wife Margarita Zavala received a small silver box with EIIR inscribed in gold on the lid.

The Queen received a Maque tray from Michoacan, the Mexican state from which the president comes. Philip received a wooden Olinala chest.

The exchange of gifts between rulers is a long-standing custom. In 1520 Henry VIII and Francis I of France exchanged gifts at the Field of Cloth of Gold in northern France.

During a state visit, the exchange usually happens on the first day and serves as a gesture of goodwill between the two nations.
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Well we know what the Queen likes to read
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
I wonder where Britain's spy camera idea came from?

Good post OP
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I wonder where Britain's spy camera idea came from?
Good post OP
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BINGO! FreeStore and thankyou :)

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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
first edition, that's pretty sweet.
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[link to www.telegraph.co.uk]

Mexico's president given George Orwell's 1984 by the Queen
Published on 04-01-2009

The president of Mexico received one of the more unusual gifts given by the Queen during an incoming state visit today - a copy of the classic dystopian novel 1984.

President Of Mexico And Senora Zavala Visit The Royal Collection.
Senora Margarita Zavala and the Duke of Edinburgh view an exhibition of Mexican items from The Royal Collection Photo: GETTY

At Buckingham Palace, Felipe Calderon was presented with a first edition of George Orwell's nightmarish book, which tells of a totalitarian regime and coined the concept Big Brother.

The Royal Household seeks guidance from the staff of incoming VIPs when deciding what to offer during the official exchange of gifts.

A Palace spokeswoman said: "Apparently the president really admires George Orwell."

The 1949 book was boxed in leather by the bindery at Windsor.

Mr Calderon also received the traditional present given to guests - framed photographs of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

The president's wife Margarita Zavala received a small silver box with EIIR inscribed in gold on the lid.

The Queen received a Maque tray from Michoacan, the Mexican state from which the president comes. Philip received a wooden Olinala chest.

The exchange of gifts between rulers is a long-standing custom. In 1520 Henry VIII and Francis I of France exchanged gifts at the Field of Cloth of Gold in northern France.

During a state visit, the exchange usually happens on the first day and serves as a gesture of goodwill between the two nations.
 Quoting: acolyte

wow no kidding... symbolic trigger for what is to come in to this country....

scary//
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wow no kidding... symbolic trigger for what is to come in to this country....

scary//
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TPTB love symbolism and they like throwing it right into our faces.
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TPTB love symbolism and they like throwing it right into our faces.
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Macque is a beautiful and valuable product enjoyed by the wealthy, produced by boiling insects alive (apparently, boiling dead insects doesn't work) to take every drop of their essence.

Nah, no symbolism there....
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Sounds like a subtle threat.
The Brits are desperate because they realize that Mexico is siding with the U.S.
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Orwell would have been horrified to see how right he was. Notes and commentary from him and those who knew him point towards him wanting to warn people in 1948 (the year he wrote the book) that giving up freedom for security would lead to an end to both.

...poor George... to die with one of the great warnings in print, read and ignored by so many.
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Orwell would have been horrified to see how right he was. Notes and commentary from him and those who knew him point towards him wanting to warn people in 1948 (the year he wrote the book) that giving up freedom for security would lead to an end to both.

...poor George... to die with one of the great warnings in print, read and ignored by so many.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 618764

lol
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
still in shock like somebody mention before ... they do it in our face...

I will be in a ceremony this Saturday with Calderon ... I will whear a TS with the slogan NO BIG BROTHER HERE! or something do you have any suggestion?
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Orwell would have been horrified to see how right he was. Notes and commentary from him and those who knew him point towards him wanting to warn people in 1948 (the year he wrote the book) that giving up freedom for security would lead to an end to both.

...poor George... to die with one of the great warnings in print, read and ignored by so many.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 618764

How do you think he knew exactly what was being planned?

The Illuminati's favorite trick is to tell you what they are going to do. Orwell could not have had all this information if he wasn't one of them.
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
does she troll here?
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
the nwo plan of action started in the 18th century



it has been a slow process



the momentum it has gained in the few months of the 2009 year far surpass anything one could imagine
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one of the guards with the funny hats ought give her a quick jab with a bayonet
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Orwell would have been horrified to see how right he was. Notes and commentary from him and those who knew him point towards him wanting to warn people in 1948 (the year he wrote the book) that giving up freedom for security would lead to an end to both.

...poor George... to die with one of the great warnings in print, read and ignored by so many.

How do you think he knew exactly what was being planned?

The Illuminati's favorite trick is to tell you what they are going to do. Orwell could not have had all this information if he wasn't one of them.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 628461

It's called "thinking" and "reasoning". He saw the cause of WWII being the treaties that made Germany have to essentially become a non-state after WWI. He saw the fanatical approach the media (news and movies) used to generate huge profits for the makers of guns and war materials BEFORE the start of the war. He saw the willing acceptance of "security" over freedom in germany and then europe and just went forward with that line of insanity.

There wasn't a plot, there isn't a plot. There is the willingness to accept small degridations of person liberties and those who will quickly take advantage of those degridations for their personal power. Those same people will then add another weight to the pile, but slowly so the people carrying it don't complain... until they are crushed quietly.

The real "conspiracy" is that people want there to be one so they feel justified in ranting rather than standing up for problems that are visable and immediate.
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Re: WTH? - Queen gives Mexico's president a copy of George Orwell's 1984 [Can you take a hint?]
Orwell would have been horrified to see how right he was. Notes and commentary from him and those who knew him point towards him wanting to warn people in 1948 (the year he wrote the book) that giving up freedom for security would lead to an end to both.

...poor George... to die with one of the great warnings in print, read and ignored by so many.

How do you think he knew exactly what was being planned?

The Illuminati's favorite trick is to tell you what they are going to do. Orwell could not have had all this information if he wasn't one of them.

It's called "thinking" and "reasoning". He saw the cause of WWII being the treaties that made Germany have to essentially become a non-state after WWI. He saw the fanatical approach the media (news and movies) used to generate huge profits for the makers of guns and war materials BEFORE the start of the war. He saw the willing acceptance of "security" over freedom in germany and then europe and just went forward with that line of insanity.

There wasn't a plot, there isn't a plot. There is the willingness to accept small degridations of person liberties and those who will quickly take advantage of those degridations for their personal power. Those same people will then add another weight to the pile, but slowly so the people carrying it don't complain... until they are crushed quietly.

The real "conspiracy" is that people want there to be one so they feel justified in ranting rather than standing up for problems that are visable and immediate.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 618764

Very well put :)
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Mexico's president given George Orwell's 1984 by the Queen
Published on 04-01-2009

The president of Mexico received one of the more unusual gifts given by the Queen during an incoming state visit today - a copy of the classic dystopian novel 1984.

President Of Mexico And Senora Zavala Visit The Royal Collection.
Senora Margarita Zavala and the Duke of Edinburgh view an exhibition of Mexican items from The Royal Collection Photo: GETTY

At Buckingham Palace, Felipe Calderon was presented with a first edition of George Orwell's nightmarish book, which tells of a totalitarian regime and coined the concept Big Brother.

The Royal Household seeks guidance from the staff of incoming VIPs when deciding what to offer during the official exchange of gifts.

A Palace spokeswoman said: "Apparently the president really admires George Orwell."

The 1949 book was boxed in leather by the bindery at Windsor.

Mr Calderon also received the traditional present given to guests - framed photographs of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

The president's wife Margarita Zavala received a small silver box with EIIR inscribed in gold on the lid.

The Queen received a Maque tray from Michoacan, the Mexican state from which the president comes. Philip received a wooden Olinala chest.

The exchange of gifts between rulers is a long-standing custom. In 1520 Henry VIII and Francis I of France exchanged gifts at the Field of Cloth of Gold in northern France.

During a state visit, the exchange usually happens on the first day and serves as a gesture of goodwill between the two nations.
 Quoting: acolyte


Do they get to keep them?





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