<p>Because of the election of the new president, the book 1984 by George Orwell has sold out at the bookstores.<br />
This has led to reprinting 1984 in a large print edition with 18 point type to make it easier for us old people to read.<br />
The connection between the new president and the book 1984 is not obvious unless one has read the last part of the book.<br />
In 1984, the protagonist Winston Smith works for the &ldquo;Ministry of Love&rdquo;. His job is to insure that the general population love the government and its leader Big Brother.<br />
To insure that the people love Big Brother, Winston rewrites all the newspaper articles so that they correctly reflect the views of the current government.<br />
After having re-written an old newspaper article, he replaces it with the new article and then flushes the original article down the &ldquo;memory hole&rdquo;.<br />
He does this so thoroughly that in the future nobody will be able to find out what the real past was.<br />
The connection with new president should now be obvious. He talks constantly on TV today about &ldquo;Fake News&rdquo; and &ldquo;Alternate Facts&rdquo;.<br />
Many people obviously believe his version of the news because that is how he got elected. How this will turn out is the subject of this book.</p>