In it, I explore the technique of the creation of the postwar consensus - a pseudo reality whose purpose was to empower the replacement of our civilisation.
The second world war resulted not only in the mobilisation of mass culture as propaganda for the liberal system - it also provided much of the narrative justifying that system as the victory of good over evil.
The second world war is more a story than a fact today, with most people seeming to believe things about it which simply are not true.
What this has taught us, perhaps controversially, is that the perception of the second world war and its meaning is simply a matter of perception management.
Perhaps more controversially, this management is breaking down, and the meaning of that war and all that came afterwards is now being contested.
This is not due to misinformation or hate, but is a symptom of a dissolving system of power. Power is always part performance, and this performance becomes absurd without belief. We are at that stage now.