Ignorance Is Peace: Benito Mussolini

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War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength (G. Orwell, 1948). This quote basically describes how does a totalitarian state works. A very cruel government system that violates human rights like for example the right of opinion. This regiment has been implemented by Benito Mussolini an Italian dictator that participated in the World War II as an ally of Hitler. In this essay, will be discussing the rules, the historic events and the important figures of totalitarianism.

How does the totalitarian regiment was originated? Totalitarian was originated in the 20 centuries with the appearance of Italian fascism implemented by Benito Mussolini, an Italian dictator that came to power in 1922 and put a dictatorship with
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Any Fifties that disrespects the great leader Zero will be put in an isolation camp, torture for betraying the great leader and must pay the 100% of his salary and make slavery job for the rest of his life, disrespect will not be tolerate, this shows disloyalty to the great leader and to the party.

7. Those who try to escape from Sector 50 will be burn alive for showing disloyalty to all the party and the punishers will show no mercy to the Fifties that tried to escape. Also, this punishment will also apply to all the family members of the rebel. This is a collateral damage rule and if someone doesn’t follow it all the family members will be burn alive to.

8. If someone tries to kill any party member the penalty will be different depending on what position is the party member in: If it’s a commander the punishment will be torture and put in to an insolation camp for 5 years with no visits and no calls. If it’s a representative from a state, the punishment will be torture and be hit until all their bones are break and then throw him into a pool and let him drown. If it’s the great leader, all the punishments mention before will applied to the rebel but except for letting the person drown this will be throw out into a hole and letting the person to rot until he or she is

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