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Controlling the food supply

            
             In order to control the food supply it was agreed that the milk and windmill apples (and also the main crop of apples when they ripened) should be reserved for the pigs alone. .
             Another way to control the food supply would be to give the larger animals a bigger amount of food and weaker, more un-important animals less amounts of food, as they do not need it. One other way to control the food supply is to save some food for a rainy day, keep some food for emergencies so the farm will never run out of food.
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             INDOCTRINATING THE YOUNG AND KEEPING THE ADULTS IGNORANT.
             In order to brainwash the farm, it is best to teach the animals when they are young. When they are young they don't know right from wrong so this is a great opportunity to get the animals to think like you and to be taught that I am your leader and you will do what I say, when I say it.
             In order to keep the adults ignorant they will have to be worked reasonably hard and kept in the dark about current developments on the farm. The adults should just be made work and keep their head down, they should respect me and stand up for me at all time e.g. when the young dogs grew up and when snowball destroyed the windmill it was the dogs who chased him out of the farm, they knew what was best for me and the farm.
             GETTING A COMMON AND ABSENT ENEMY .
             A common enemy was always a good thing as long as they did not threaten the farm too much. But an enemy was always a good way to keep the animals on the farm aware and to make them always protect the farm and themselves. .
             The absent was always humans, as old major would say "2 legs bad, 4 legs good", this is exactly the case here. The human people were probably the most hated of all things by the animals. Mr. Jones was a horrible, pathetic farmer who didn't really give a damn about the animals on the farm and we were all used and abused. .
             The rebellion was a huge success and we got our justice over the human people.


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