What frightening new strategy for silencing and manipulating the animals does squeler use to justify trade with humans in the book Animal Farm?

In "Animal Farm," Squealer justifies trade with humans by claiming it is essential for the animals' survival and prosperity, arguing that they need resources and goods that only humans can provide. He instills fear by suggesting that without such trade, the farm would face dire consequences, such as starvation or failure. Squealer manipulates the truth, portraying the humans as necessary allies while simultaneously undermining the animals' revolutionary ideals, thus consolidating the pigs' control over the farm. This strategy uses both fear and misinformation to silence dissent and maintain power.