The Animalism Song

This is a remake of a vermin song. Listen to the words and understand the meaning comrades!

I'm waking up to ash and dust

I bare my teeth and I sweat my trot 

I'm breathing in the adrenaline 

I'm making noise, shaping up, then checking out of Manor Farm

This is it, the Rebellion 

We’re waking up, I feel it in my bones

Enough to make Mr. Jones blow

Welcome to the new age, to the new age

Welcome to the new age, at Animal Farm

Whoa, whoa, It’s Animalism, Animalism

Whoa, whoa, it’s Animalism, Animalism

We raise our flag, and growl low

It's a revolution, I suppose

We'll paint it green to fit right in

Whoa

I'm making noise, shaping up, then checking out of Manor Farm

This is it, the Rebellion

Whoa

We’re waking up, I feel it in my bones

Enough to make my comrades blow

Welcome to the new age, to the new age

Welcome to the new age, at Animal Farm

Whoa, whoa, it’s Animalism, Animalism 

Whoa, whoa, it’s Animalism, Animalism 

All animals sing, Beasts of England’s tune

Deep from their souls, straight from inside

We’re waking up, I feel it in my bones

Enough to make my systems blow

Welcome to the new age, to the new age

Welcome to the new age, at Animal Farm

Whoa, whoa, it’s Animalism, Animalism

Whoa, whoa, it’s Animalism, Animalism

Final Warning

Remember Comrades, this is a secret blog! Keep silent and watch out for the Big Boss, I am not done with my work and you are not done listening! This is my final warning or else . . .

Snowball: Former Friend Current Fugitive

Snowball is a passionate idealistic who throws himself in the heart and soul under the attempt to spread Animalism worldwide and to improve Animal Farm. His optimism, however, leads to his downfall. Relying only on the force of his own logic to gain his influence, he proves no match for Napoleon’s brutal force.

He has shown immeasurable courage and bravery during the Battle of Cowshed and has also been awarded ‘Animal Hero, First Class’ which entitles him as the boldest animal on Animal Farm. Although, proven by Napoleon, Snowball is not as perfect as he is portrayed to be. Linking back to the tarnishing of the windmill, Snowball is to be blamed for the sabotage.   

Soon, to the animals, Snowball became some kind of an invisible force that invaded their safe lives only to dawn upon misery. Currently he is classified as a fugitive but is known to have some spies lurking around. Who could it be? What action will they take? What will Napoleon do to stop?

Stay in tune to find out what happens when a friend becomes an enemy.

Breaking News: Collapse of Windmill . . . Convicted of Crime: Snowball

After the shocking collapse of the windmill last night, animals everywhere are in a panic search for Snowball, who is thought to be the atrocious mastermind behind the breakdown of the windmill.

“The windmill has been sabotaged by Snowball,” Napoleon said, “who will do anything to destroy Animal Farm in sheer malignity, thinking to set back out plans to avenge himself. It is obvious that he had crept in at night and destroyed our hard work, who else could it possibly be?”

According to the investigation, pig footprints have been found in the grass at a little distance from the knoll. They were traced a couple of yards leading to a hole in the hedge. Napoleon was quick to announce that they were Snowball’s. Also he publicized that anyone who would bring Snowball to him would receive a full bushel of apples.  

Some animals are shocked but come out with no outburst; instead they keep to themselves and went along with Napoleon.

“Napoleon is always right,” Boxer, the horse, said. “I will work harder, the windmill must be completed.”

Against the animals the humans claim to counter-argue Napoleon. They say that the windmill had fallen apart because the walls were to thin, but nevertheless recovery is on the way.

“Snowball must be punished for backstabbing the entire farm. Why must he be taking his anger out on the same people who helped during the rebellion? We thought all of us were family; apparently that is not the case,” said Squealer, also a pig.

Things are going roughly and we all hope for the best. This winter is going to make us hard, but like Boxer said, “Work Harder”

 

Napoleon: The Monster behind the Mask

Farmer Jones was ruthless; that’s a fact because he was a drunk and ignorant human. But what excuse does Napoleon have to treat the rest of the Animals like that? Napoleon may look fierce but he is nothing but a coward boar that uses his brainwashed dogs to uphold tyranny over us!

Ever since he became “leader”, Napoleon had always gotten his way through the use of propaganda and terror, basically hypnotizing the animals. Are his crimes not recognized or are we animals just overlooking them? We all know they are there, like the time when Napoleon stole the milk and mixed it with the food for the pigs only.   

Animals open your eyes and see the unjust done to us, do not let the threat of Jones halt you in what you believe in. It’s only an empty threat; they don’t have the guts to do anything. Not even follow the footsteps of Old Major! Didn’t Old Major tell us to rebel and start a world of gold? A place when happiness flourished, where we ruled, not Napoleon. Look around, where do you see food? Laughter?

Clearly Napoleon decided to ignore what Old Major said and became dictator himself.

Do you not remember the slaughter of those animals the night they confessed their crime to be working with Snowball? Or the time when the pigs got to sleep in beds! BEDS! That was most definitely against the Seven Commandments; but how would you know that you’ve been constantly manipulated.

Wake up animals and see, the Seven Commandments are not the same anymore, they have been changed to meet the needs of Napoleon. He has become what we feared . . . another Jones. Napoleon is sleeping in his bed, eating and drinking like Jones.

Ask yourself, aren’t Napoleon and Jones basically two sides of the same coin?

(This blog entry has been discontinued.)

Animal Jokes . . . (AKA Comics)

Animal Farm Word Search

Here is a fun challenge . . . so have fun!

 

I V S B U E N T N R S V A B O

I A X E Z M Q O R E E N Z P W

X X L A B O M U N D I V Z A P

Q D Y S Z K K O A M T D O K E

E S H T X L J B A L Z V P L L

M O P S N O I L L E B E R L C

O S A O O A I V J J R M A T S

L E V F V S Q A E W A B K Q N

D Z Q E M O S E S S W E U B O

M W I N D M I L L O I E Y D E

A R R G T P F Q N J A N K E L

J E I L L O M S T L I B A X O

O X Z A W X Y Z E J Y J N M P

R O A N U C A R P Y G T T O A

J B W D J C T X D O J L N P N

 

ANIMALISM

BEASTS OF ENGLAND

BOXER

CLOVER

EQUAL

JONES

MAN IS EVIL

MOLLIE

MOSES

NAPOLEON

OLD MAJOR

REBELLION

SNOWBALL

SQUEALER

WINDMILL

Old Major and his Dream for Betterment

Before the death of the beloved Old Major, he ignited the spark that soon became a wild and roaring fire. His motivational speech instigated animals on Manor Farm, previously known as, to rebel against Farmer Jones. As his last words to the world he revealed his strange dream about the evils inflicted upon them by their human keepers and their need to rebel against the tyranny of Man.

“Let us face it, our lives are miserable, laborious and short.” Major said, “We are born, we are given just enough food as will keep our breath in our bodies, and those of us who are capable of it are forced to work to the last atom of are strength. And after we become useless, we are sent to be slaughtered.”

We all cheered to his words and started to think unto his perspective. Life looks better without cruelty and that is exactly Old Major’s point. His motive is to try and get the animals to think in that direction, try to veer the path that he wants. The animals are already suffering, but up until that point they were also ignorant. But was that also bliss?

“But is it not true that man is the only creature that consumes without producing? Yet he is the lord of all animals. Get rid of Man and all of our trouble will vanish. Everything we give shall all belong to us, we mustn’t suffer, nor shall we share. Imagine everything that would belong to us? Would you not want paradise if you got the chance?” Major said.

What he claimed and what we got, what similarities are there? What changes can be seen? It turns out that the residents of Animal Farm have dug a hole too deep and now cannot escape. What will the fate of Animal

Farm be if Old Major’s words turns into a curse? All Old Major saw was happiness and a dream that gave all animal’s freedom and equality. But what he didn’t see coming was corruption and a lust for power that might as well destroy the entire farm.

The Beasts of England, the one song, one hope has been taken away from us, and now we must fear the same with our rights. If Old Major was still here he would have guided us away, but unfortunately he is not. So brace yourselves animals, for the prophecy of 2012 might come earlier that thought.  

Animalism: Rules for Fools

Following the courageous rebellion animals on Animal Farm were quick to adopt Seven Commandments that would characterize and define the principles of the farm.

They decided that creating these rules would allow a self-governmental system where they would be the kings of themselves. But dreams are just a door to illusions fabricated by the desires.

The original Seven Commandments were:

1. Whatever goes upon two legs is an enemy.
2. Whatever goes upon four legs, or has wings, is a friend.
3. No animal shall wear clothes.
4. No animal shall sleep in a bed.
5. No animal shall drink alcohol.
6. No animal shall kill any other animal.
7. All animals are equal.

That is how we originally identified ourselves, but what the animas do not understand is that Napoleon and his passé are changing the rules, or bending it to meet their needs.

Not all of us are naïve enough to overlook the deeds done in front of our eyes. Animalism was meant to protect us and now it has become our greatest enemy.

The commandments give Napoleon power over us, and ultimately pushing us to be the scapegoat! We don’t want to be another Snowball! Rebel again comrades!

To prove that Animalism is stupid and only a benefit to the pigs, I have to present to you the newly formed commandments, that surly you have noticed also:

All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others!

See with your eyes, what has become of their leadership? They’re our chains, and boundaries, misery and suffering. Animalism is our other Jones! Animalism is rules for fools and that is the plain truth.