Recent revelations have illuminated a disconcerting reality: the narratives that have long underpinned the modern left are not the organic manifestations of grassroots movements, but rather, the carefully constructed illusions of a well-oiled propaganda infrastructure funded by billions of tax dollars, effectively making the public pay for smoke and mirrors. Everything has been a lie.

Fake narratives were sustained only by constant media and government propaganda. It has become increasingly evident that the protests which were sold as spontaneous uprisings of collective will are, in fact, orchestrated and well funded by entities with vested interests, their timing and themes conveniently aligning with specific political agendas. The participants, often mobilized through financial incentives, lend their voices to causes that lack genuine public support. This charade creates a veneer of consensus, a false image of a populace united under a common cause.

There is no left wing voter base. All elections are rigged and fraudulent. The liberal media outlets are an echo chamber of phony narratives, struggling with dwindling viewership, propped up by funding from USAID. Journalists and pundits, rather than serving as impartial observers, become mouthpieces, disseminating stories that align with predetermined narratives.

It was a giant multi billion dollar house of cards.

The political figures who stand at the forefront of these movements often do so with an air of unwarranted confidence. The lack of genuine public enthusiasm is palpable; instances where leaders struggle to gather crowds without resorting to gimmicks are telling. The absence of authentic support is masked by a façade of manufactured popularity, sustained through media manipulation and the suppression of dissenting voices.

Biden couldn’t fill a parking lot. Kamala’s team had to throw concerts to get people to show up. No one actually supported those political platforms. They were faked into existence through the power to censor truth and suppress reality using the most incredible leverage for creating grand illusion.

This elaborate construction, a multi-billion dollar enterprise, is a house of cards built on a foundation of falsehoods. The recent unmasking of these deceptions has caused tremors, shaking the very pillars upon which this edifice stands. As the truth emerges, the façade crumbles, revealing the stark reality of a movement sustained by controlling who is funded to produce media and which ideas are promoted or censored, all choreographed with the goal of creating power for a small group of unimpressive people.

For years, many of us have spoken in hushed tones, pointing out the cracks in the façade. We noted the inconsistencies, the impossibilities, the grotesque demands made of the public in the name of ideology. But to question—let alone to challenge—the illusion was to invite ruin. And so, many simply carried on, whispering what they knew to be true while the machinery of deception continued its work.

That machinery has now been exposed. The sheer artificiality of it all—manufactured narratives, staged outrage, bought-and-paid-for media compliance—has become impossible to ignore. There is no longer a need to debate whether the entire edifice was constructed on deception; the evidence is now strewn about, like debris after a storm. The lie was sustained for as long as belief could be coerced, but no illusion lasts forever.

Those who sustained the illusion—the activists, the media, the academics, the bureaucrats—had a difficult task: to keep belief alive in something that could never hold under scrutiny. This is why those enforcing it were so ruthlessly intolerant of debate, scrutiny, or dissent. A belief system reliant on censorship, intimidation, and linguistic distortion is not a belief system at all; it is an exercise in power. And yet, despite the best efforts of those who tried to sustain the fiction, truth is an inconvenient force.

What happens when people begin to discuss reality again—freely, without fear?
What happens when the scripted narratives are no longer respected, but openly mocked?
What happens when ideological slogans—those mantras once deemed unquestionable—become the punchline of jokes?

The answer, of course, is that the whole structure collapses.

It has been exhausting to pretend. To chant absurdities. To suppress instinct and common sense in favor of ideology. The truth was never a burden—but upholding falsehood was. It required constant vigilance, the perpetual fear that a single slip—a single utterance of reality—might bring it all down. And so, millions performed belief not out of conviction, but out of necessity.

Now, many of those who participated will quietly walk away. Some will pretend they never believed in the first place. Others will try to rewrite history, claiming they had always been skeptical. And yet others will undergo a genuine transformation, relieved at last to be free from the endless obligation of sustaining the impossible.

And so, normality will return—but not by accident.

To return to sanity, it will not be enough to simply remove the most overt ideological excesses. The problem is not just the individuals who deceived, but the very mechanisms that allowed them to do so.

Language will need to be restored to honesty. No more ideological distortions, no more euphemisms masking absurdity. Institutions will need to be rebuilt on merit, not ideological loyalty. Those who were complicit in suppressing truth must not be allowed to quietly shift roles, waiting for the next opportunity to reimpose their distortions. Education will require complete deprogramming. Young minds deserve truth, not dogma. This process will be messy. There will be resistance. But it is necessary. A civilization that permits fraud at scale without consequence invites future deceptions. This is why reckoning is inevitable.

For a time, the lie was profitable. It allowed the mediocre to claim greatness, the incompetent to demand authority, and the dishonest to wield power over the honest. But every scam works until it doesn’t.

And so, the architects of this deception will have to answer for their actions. Not out of vengeance, but out of necessity. A society that tolerates open fraud without consequence signals that such fraud is acceptable. And we cannot afford to send that signal.

This is why we may require something akin to a truth and reconciliation commission. Not just to understand the scale of the deception, but to ensure that such a mass ideological delusion never happens again. Those who imposed this madness upon the world—whether for money, power, or influence—must be named, recorded, and held accountable. The clever scheme got out of hand and badly injured us all.

This moment is not just about undoing damage. It is about ensuring that we never allow it to happen again. The collapse of the illusion is only the beginning. The real work is ensuring that sanity is restored—and permanently defended.