Richard Girard | 2025 | ISBN: 1069287407 | English | 472 pages | ePUB | 1 MB
This book unpacks the silent forces shaping modern Canada-the erosion of civil liberties, the rise of propaganda, and the psychological mechanisms that keep citizens passive in the face of creeping societal changes. Drawing from political analysis, philosophy, and real-world events, we explore the hidden architecture of control that has been decades in the making.
How did we become a nation of spectators rather than participants? What are the dangers of blind trust in institutions that no longer serve the people? And most importantly-how do we reclaim our role as active, thinking citizens before it's too late?
A sharp, uncompromising exploration of power, manipulation, and the cost of complacency.
Surviving Canadian Chaos: A Tale Of Politics, Propaganda, And Pandemic
