Another milestone from the master. George Orwell understood the true nature of socialist virtue-signalers like no one else. 1984 dissected their rhetorical games, while Animal Farm exposed the moral games played by statists to coerce people into compliance.

It’s a short read, giving it the feel of a fairy tale not only in style but also in scope. I remember reading it for the first time in a single sitting, finishing it within a couple of hours. When I turned the last page, it felt as though the world suddenly made sense.

If you’ve grown up in the West and have only been exposed to public education and mainstream media, this book is an eye-opener to how the real world works.

It’s absolutely genius in the way it breaks down a complex concept like mass manipulation into a simple parable: All animals are equal… but some animals are more equal than others. There may be no better sentence to describe the mind-bending games played on us daily by the system under the veil of tolerance, multiculturalism, and liberalism—and Orwell wrote it almost 100 years ago. It makes you wonder: for how long have these games been played on humanity?

If you haven’t read it yet, you can read Animal Farm for free here.

Or at least watch one of the free film versions available: