If someone argues that there are many newspeaks, it will have to be accepted willingly. It will soon become clear, however, that the one that interests us in these pages is the most vulgar of newspeaks, the one that, politically manipulative in nature, and not sordidly technocratic, obeys a precise objective: to prevent us from understanding what is that happens behind the concealing words that he uses or, at least, that of getting us to perceive the facts with strikingly distorting lenses. In the back room, the certainty has prevailed that the big lies are much easier to impose than the little lies.