Power, Myth, and Propaganda: Unraveling American Governance

This chapter explores the intricate dynamics of power in America, suggesting an oligarchy is maintained by influential bureaucrats such as Fauci and Nuland. It critiques the overlapping realms of religion, ideology, and sovereignty while analyzing narratives around historical events like World War II, contrasting them with contemporary myth-making. The discussion also addresses societal idolization and the impact of propaganda on public perception, urging a reevaluation of accepted historical narratives.