A voice from Oceania wants
to speak to you.
Do you dare to listen?
The Ministry of Plenty proudly announces a further increase in the chocolate ration. Thanks to the tireless guidance of Big Brother, every citizen will now receive 20 grams of chocolate per week. This clearly demonstrates the growing prosperity of Oceania.
Despite recent rumours from hostile sources about possible shortages, the Ministry confirms that production has never been higher. The current ration is intended to ensure consistent distribution for all citizens.
Oceania Times – The Voice of Truth.
Reports from the Ministry of Peace confirm continued success in Oceania’s conflict with Eurasia. Military officials state that recent operations have proceeded according to plan, with no significant disruptions to supply lines or communication routes.
The Ministry notes that the conflict remains a long-term effort requiring steady coordination and public vigilance. Citizens are reminded that maintaining regular work routines and adhering to all civil directives contributes directly to the stability of the war effort.
Oceania Times – In service of clarity and duty.
The Ministry of Truth has announced the release of the Eleventh Revised Edition of Newspeak, marking a significant advancement in the ongoing efforts to refine the language of Oceania. The new edition, developed over several years by leading Party linguists, is designed to promote greater precision in communication.
According to the Committee for Linguistic Efficiency, the updated vocabulary reduces several outdated or redundant word groups, replacing them with simpler, more direct alternatives. Officials emphasize that this streamlining is essential for maintaining clarity in public discourse and ensuring that language continues to reflect the principles of the Party.
One of the central goals of the revision is the removal of terms whose meanings have drifted or expanded beyond practical use. The Ministry states that these adjustments will not only improve administrative efficiency but also aid citizens in aligning their thoughts more closely with the realities of daily life. By designing a language free from ambiguity, the new edition supports the broader objective of encouraging accurate and disciplined expression.
Training materials, including revised dictionaries and instructional guides, will be distributed to all departments in the coming weeks. Citizens are encouraged to study the new terminology and incorporate it into their written and spoken communication as soon as possible. Further guidance will be provided by designated Party educators during workplace sessions and community meetings.
Officials reaffirm that the continuous improvement of Newspeak remains a core part of Oceania’s cultural and intellectual progress. With each revision, the language becomes more efficient, more logical, and more reflective of the values that ensure the stability of the nation.
Oceania Times – The Voice of Truth.
