The state, in its ever-expanding quest for control, has constructed a repressive apparatus that thrives on the unlimited exploitation of taxpayer money. This apparatus is not designed to serve the people, protect their rights, or uphold the law. No, its true purpose is far more sinister: it exists to censor the truth, to silence dissent, and to maintain the facade of a crumbling power structure. Every narrative pushed by the government is carefully crafted to serve two primary objectives: to distract the public from the real causes and effects of its policies, and to promote a fantasy that the people are coerced into accepting as reality.

Let us begin with the first objective: distraction and obscuration. The government, ever fearful of the people discovering the true nature of its failures, deploys a constant barrage of misinformation and half-truths. It spins tales of progress where there is only decay, of success where there is only failure. The true causes of societal problems—corruption, inefficiency, the stifling hand of bureaucracy—are buried beneath layers of propaganda. The state does not want you to see the decay in its institutions, the rot that has set in from years of neglect and mismanagement. Instead, it offers you a scapegoat, a distraction, something to focus on that diverts your attention from the real issues at hand.

But the deception does not stop there. The second purpose of government propaganda is to promote a fantasy, a grand illusion that the public is forced to repeat and obey as if it were real. This fantasy is a carefully constructed narrative that bears little resemblance to the truth. It is the lie that government is effective, that it is acting in your best interest, that it is the only thing standing between you and chaos. And so, the public is browbeaten into submission, coerced into parroting these falsehoods, until they become indistinguishable from the truth in the collective consciousness.

This is not merely the result of incompetence or negligence. It is a deliberate strategy, a cornerstone of the state’s existence. With propaganda as its core focus, the essential responsibilities of government—justice, defense, social order, the safeguarding of individual rights—are neglected. The result is the erosion of public trust, the loss of credibility in institutions that were once pillars of society. When the government is more concerned with maintaining the illusion of control than actually governing, it is no wonder that we see the decay of infrastructure, the rise of crime, the breakdown of public services. The state, in its obsession with propaganda, has abdicated its most basic duties, leaving society to suffer the consequences.

But this decay cannot be discussed openly. To do so would be to expose the state for what it truly is: a bloated, corrupt entity that survives only by feeding off the hard work of its citizens. And so, the government turns to censorship, wielding its power to crush any truthful discussion of its failures. It deploys its vast resources—resources taken from the very people it oppresses—to silence dissent, to bury the truth beneath layers of lies and obfuscation. Those who dare to speak out are labeled as enemies, as threats to the public order, and are swiftly dealt with by the repressive machinery of the state.

In recent years, we have witnessed a dramatic shift in the balance of power between the state and the people. The state, once the undisputed master of the narrative, now finds itself increasingly desperate, cornered by the slow but relentless erosion of its ability to control the truth. For decades, the state held an iron grip over the flow of information, controlling almost all traditional media, manipulating search engines like Google, and dictating the discourse on major social media platforms like Facebook. But cracks have begun to appear in this once-impenetrable fortress, and the state is panicking.

Yes, the state still dominates these traditional channels, and it uses them as blunt instruments to pummel the public into submission with propaganda. But there are now alternatives—small, resilient, and, most importantly, free from the state’s corrupting influence. These platforms, though few in number, have become sanctuaries for those who refuse to parrot the regime’s lies, for those who seek to share news, ideas, and opinions that reflect reality, not the fabricated narratives curated by regime apparatchiks.

The state sees these free spaces as an existential threat. And make no mistake: it will stop at nothing to crush them. We have already seen the state’s tactics: imprisoning executives on trumped-up charges, pressuring foreign governments to shut down operations that permit honest speech, and even staging criminal events on these platforms to justify raids and arrests. The state, in its desperation, has no qualms about resorting to sabotage, deception, and outright violence to maintain its grip on power.

But these tactics reveal more than just the state’s ruthlessness; they expose its growing fear. The regime knows that its control over the narrative is crumbling. It realizes that the old tricks—the propaganda, the censorship, the intimidation—are losing their effectiveness. The public is no longer content with the phony media narratives peddled by regime loyalists. People are hungry for the truth, for real news, for unfiltered ideas and opinions that reflect the world as it is, not as the regime wants it to be.

This hunger for truth is the regime’s greatest fear. Because as more people turn away from the lies and embrace the truth, the regime’s power diminishes. The state’s entire apparatus of control—its propaganda machines, its censorship boards, its surveillance networks—depends on the public’s willingness to accept its version of reality. But as the public increasingly sees through the lies, as they begin to recognize the state’s propaganda for what it is, the regime is forced to expose itself in more blatant and aggressive ways. And with each desperate act of censorship, with each attempt to suppress reality, the regime’s true nature becomes more evident to all.

The tellers of truth—those brave enough to stand against the regime’s lies—are no longer isolated voices in the wilderness. They are joining together, forming a movement that grows stronger with each passing day. This movement is not just a rebellion against the state’s lies; it is a rebellion against the entire wretched machine that the state has become. A machine that, as it stands today, is fueled by deception, corruption, and the endless abuse of power.

We, the tellers of truth, are the vanguard of a new era. An era in which reality is no longer twisted to serve the interests of a decaying regime, but is embraced and communicated openly, freely, and honestly. The state will do everything in its power to stop us—it will imprison, censor, sabotage, and intimidate. But the truth is a force that cannot be contained. The more the regime tries to suppress it, the more powerful it becomes.

The public is waking up. They see the cracks in the state’s facade, they recognize the lies, and they are choosing truth over deception. This is why the regime is so desperate—because it knows that it is losing. The more it flails, the more it reveals its weakness. And as the tellers of truth continue to expose the regime’s lies, the public will increasingly rally to our cause.

We will do better when truth becomes the norm, when the state’s lies no longer dictate the terms of our existence. The day is coming when the regime, with all its repressive apparatus and its endless taxpayer-funded propaganda, will be swept away by the tide of truth. And on that day, we will begin the work of rebuilding our society on a foundation of honesty, integrity, and freedom. This is the future we are fighting for—a future where truth prevails, and where the state serves the people, not the other way around.