"In 1984 by George Orwell, the rules of the totalitarian government are based on loyalty to Big Brother and the Party, and the absence of personal freedom.

Rules

Loyalty to the Party
Citizens must be submissive and unquestioningly loyal to the Party.

No personal freedom
The Party controls every aspect of life, including thoughts, actions, and memories
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No records
The Party prevents citizens from keeping records of their past, such as documents and photographs.
Doublethink

The Party uses a method of thinking called Doublethink, which allows them to lie without feeling like they are lying.

Newspeak
The Party uses a language called Newspeak, which is designed to limit the meaning of words and eliminate undesirable words.

Memory holes
The Party uses memory holes to destroy documents, photographs, and transcripts that they want to remove from the public record.

Thought Police
The Thought Police enforce the Party's views and ideologies, and have the power to execute or force citizens into labor.

Principles "War is peace, "Freedom is slavery, and "Ignorance is strength."

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It's quite possible that DJT read one book other than Mein Kampf.