Napoleon Exposed

If I myself were a sheep or dog, sitting and pondering about Squealer's speech, I would agree with his reasoning and perceivably convincing phrases. The excuse of Napoleons single rule seemed, as reasoned by Squealer, to be for the best of all animals, and it is true, that animals could easily be swayed to decisions that could potentially harm the farm. Although, from the perspective of the reader, Squealer's logic is flawed. As said, "But sometimes you might make the wrong decisions...", it is implied that the animals can make ill decisions, although, this contradicts the penetrable fact that Napoleon can also make wrong decisions, and without the benefit of multiple brains to formulate a single government, Napoleon is easily faced with the multi-faceted variable of corruption, greed, and egoistical dominance.