How did Napoleon keep his power?

Napoleon did not play a major role in the first revolt. But he soon took office. He is one of the smart pigs who use the operation and power to control and eliminate enemies. Like Joseph Stalin, Napoleon had a "secret policeman" or confidence to carry out what he wanted. In fact, they are like "Hengqi dog". Napoleon brought nine puppies from his parents and began to grow them. No one knows exactly what exactly he is doing until the dog suddenly appears, grown completely and chasing a snowball from the farm. Snowball and pig are the greatest critics of Napoleon. At last Napoleon was a bully. He is "not the only loudspeaker on the farm, but a Berkshire man famous for his way". Like Stalin, Napoleon protects itself in every way. With the help of Squealer and other pigs, he rewrote history

Napoleon was eager to maintain his power as he used scapegoat when problems occurred on the farm. When all the windmills of the animals collapsed, Napoleon did not want to lose his faith in him, and was replaced by a rebellious idea. Napoleon lifted any accusations of the poor windmill construction plan and called the snowballs not found for other animals and used it as the head of collapse. He told them that the snowball was a traitor and that anyone who found an alliance with him would be punished.

The windmill is the center of the political controversy that takes place on the farm. When Napoleon took over power, Snow Lin was exiled as Stalin banished Trotsky. Within a few weeks, Napoleon changed his mind and decided to make a windmill. This shows that Napoleon does not oppose the windmill itself, it does not conflict with any idea from the snowball that he believes will pose a threat to his power. Likewise, Stalin has made a plan for five years to improve the Soviet industry. When they encountered construction problems, Napoleon condemned Snowball, and Stalin accused Trotsky. As the windmill is about to begin to move, as in real life, as Stirlingard was destroyed by Hitler, it was destroyed by Mr. Frederick. There is no benefit for the people even if the construction of the windmill is repeated.

Napoleon is very similar to Joseph Stalin. Napoleon is selfish and greedy. He does not want to share power or make decisions with others. First, Napoleon and Snowball shared decisions and discussed what action they would take. It worked fine for a while. Then Napoleon was tired of long discussions, and he thought he could make his own decision. Then he began lying around the snowball to let the snowball leave the farm and to counter the whole farm against him. Joseph Stalin did the same to Leon Trotsky. Stalin forced Trotsky to hide in Mexico, and Trotsky was eventually assassinated. Both Stalin and Napoleon destroyed equally and fair government hopes, but established a dictatorship system.