Examples Of Propaganda In Animal Farm

Pin the Tail on the Enemy In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the form of propaganda with the most impact is the use of pinpointing the enemy. First, the pigs in charge point an accusatory finger at Jones and all of humanity, and claim they are the root of all their problems. At the beginning of the book during Old Major's speech he cries that, “Man is the only real enemy we have,” in an attempt to turn the animals against Jones (Orwell 7). If this goes as planned it will inspire the animals to one day revolt against Jones. The speech also introduced the animals to Old Major’s ideas of how farms should be run. Another example of Jones being pinpointed is anytime the animals may question something happening on the farm. “Surely, comrades,