The Empire of Lies — Trilogy

The Trilogy of the Empire of Lies explores the genesis, structure, and degeneration of American imperial power, from its founding Bible to the algorithms of global control. At the crossroads of political essay, philosophical reflection, and satirical chronicle, this work offers an archaeology of modern falsehood and a lucid analysis of the Western moral collapse. Volume I – Lies: the fabrication of myth and power. Volume II – Tragic Farce: the geopolitical stage where satire becomes documentary. Volume III – Grotesque Tragedy: the final mutation, when cynicism turns into doctrine and propaganda into moral law. Through these three acts, Azzedine Kaamil Aït-Ameur reveals how falsehood, once a mere instrument of domination, has become the moral climate of modern civilization, a system of collective hypnosis in which truth, faith, and human conscience are consumed like luxury goods. For readers interested in political philosophy, critical geopolitics, modern history, spiritual thought, and social criticism. Inspired by authors such as Noam Chomsky, Jean Baudrillard, Alain Deneault, Laurent Guyénot, and John Pilger. "The lie is no longer an accident of politics – it is its mother tongue." — Azzedine Kaamil Aït-Ameur. A lucid, literary, and implacable essay where thought becomes resistance, and speech, an act of disobedience. A text to be read like a film whose reel burns as it runs.