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Animal Factory, a True History

Written by: Oscar Bellina Lishner

Illustrated by: Javier Inga Martinez - PÍO

Orwell, let things clear that his history was a Fairy, but the history that we are seeing today is true, but inverse; I mean, humans that try to differentiate from other humans, identifying their self like animals, specifically to be elected and to represent an extreme feeling of force and courage, as if there are not any more humans who have these conditions.
The President of Argentina is called the Lion, and that in Colombia is the Tiger, both sponsored by the Emperor Donald the Trump of Arepa; both talk about the change, freedom and fantastic immediate results. Not more a state or at least a minimal expression of it, to ensure low taxes and an explosion of new foreign investments searching for their attractive proposal.
In my very personal opinion, to be successful economically is an achievement, but there are many other fields where we need to be winners, especially in our relation to others and specifically to the different ones by opinion or condition; this made that the human wanted to be related like to that of a divinity and not to a dog or a cat, a frog or a parrot, all of them respectful creations, but it is the human being who is the true centre of the life, and a government needs to see in the State a tool to directly make the life of others better, not just giving of course, but receiving part of the credit and achievements these people did thanks to the national policy. This is exactly what was historically, in the best times of human history to be attracted to the divinity and be far of natural opportunistic animal behavior’s. So, no to the access of animals in politics.

Written by: Oscar Bellina Lishner

18 de agosto de 2026

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Nicolle Bellina Lishner
Global Work Circle OÜ

@oscarbellina, @piocomic

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