In retrospect maybe terminator is what George Orwell had in mind about doublespeak

Rating: 10/10 (29 February 2008)

In 1984 I was 14 and reading George Orwell's novel titled 1984, written in the 1930's I think. I remember finding the book very thought-provoking and wondering about the agenda of world governments and covert agencies. The sign I was looking to confirm Orwell's predictions specifically was what was referred to as doublespeak especially by members of the government. That summer in 84 the U.S was in a military conflict with someone, I forget who now. When they attacked their enemies they ended up killing members of their own forces. It was the first public use of the words "friendly fire". After that I became somewhat obsessed with comparing what people said with what they obviously meant.
Today re-reading the synopsis of Terminator (spoiler coming)I had a thought maybe the doublespeak referred to in the 1930's was foreknowledge of the future conflict where beings from the future would impact the events of the past for their own gain by exploiting real-time events that they had prior knowledge of. Specifically in the film the terminator imitates the voices of people to get information from people on the line who thought they were talking to their known companions. The doublespeak is the identity theft of the person's voices, later characteristics, now in real life real people's identities not just characters in a film are being stolen. In fact identity theft is the number one crime in North America now.
Do any of you think the reason for the emergence of so many password dependent activities is a means for the humans(victims) to plan and disseminate counter-insurgency strategies without tipping off the time-travelers? I zealously create brutally encrypted dialogue electronically and in person just in case we actually do have a foothold situation going on.
If this all sounds a bit too paranoid or far out just interpret this commentary as reflecting Terminator as being a really engaging provocative film that ideologically was really far ahead of it's time in its treatment of other-worldly anti-human conflict and how a disadvantaged species could overcome a superiorly prepared adversary by never giving in to despair and focusing on immediate survival needs with an eye to prophecy fulfillment.