This chapter explores the intricacies of political power in America, emphasizing the influence of oligarchic figures and their often self-serving motives. It analyzes the interplay between modern ideologies and religion, questioning their role in shaping societal beliefs while drawing parallels with historical narratives about figures like Martin Luther King and George Floyd. The discussion further critiques the oversimplified portrayals of major historical events, such as World Wars I and II, urging a more nuanced understanding of propaganda and public perception.