... power held be Oceania's totalitarian regime. With the Inner Party at the helm, Oceanian society has been deliberately drawn down to a deep, inescapable socioeconomic morass, with Party exercising its conscious aim of nurturing a state of "unfreedom and inequality". Having learnt a great deal from totalitarian regimes that had failed in the past, the Inner Party became a small ruling group that was determined ... effectively assumed control of the boundaries of human expression and thought. The elimination of words and phrases considered unfavourable to the Party and its ideals made it e...

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