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Why The Pigs Are In Charge Of Animal Farm
Comrades we the pigs are in charge because we are the smartest animals in the farm. We are not doing this to hurt you, but to protect you. We need to save our energy that’s why we sleep on the beds. And eat all the apples and grains. Do you want Mr.Jones to come back to the farm. We are the only animals that can run a farm. Comrades loyalty and obedience are important. We must have Discipline. We don’t want jones back do we? It is a deep and heavy responsibility to be a leader so you must appreciate the sacrifice we pigs do in order to make this a great farm.

Can you not see how good we have it now that Mr.Jones is gone. Comrades, we are free but with freedom comes hard work. We pigs are in charge to make sure things get done for everyone’s

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