The Empire of Lies Trilogy An Essay on Power Propaganda and Civilizational Decline

The Empire of Lies Trilogy delves into the origins, structure, and degeneration of American imperial power—from its foundational Bible to the algorithms driving global control. At the intersection of essay, chronicle, and satire, this trilogy offers an archeology of modern lies: Lies — The creation of myth and power. Tragic Farce — The contemporary geopolitical stage, where satire blurs into documentary. Grotesque Tragedy — The final mutation, where cynicism becomes doctrine and war, a liturgical routine. Through these three acts, Azzedine Kaamil Aït-Ameur reveals how lies—once tools of domination—have become the moral climate of the Western world: a system of collective hypnosis where truth itself is consumed as a luxury commodity. For readers of philosophical essays, critical geopolitics, contemporary history, and spiritual reflections on power. References: Chomsky, Baudrillard, Deneault, Guyénot, Pilger. "Lies are no longer an accident of politics—they are its native tongue." — Azzedine Kaamil Aït-Ameur A lucid, literary, and unflinching essay—a text where thought becomes resistance, and speech, an act of defiance. A narrative to be read like a film whose reel burns as it plays.