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In a world where ideals rot faster than empires, The Guillotine of Truth delivers a bold, unflinching satire on the sacred illusions of power. Through elegant irony and razor-sharp prose, SeventyEight dissects the psychological machinery that turns faith into propaganda and revolution into spectacle. Set against the turbulent landscape of Gaza's political theater, the story follows a nameless revolutionary who rises from the streets to the throne room of his own movement. What begins as a struggle for justice soon transforms into a dark meditation on hypocrisy, fear, and the narcotic allure of authority.Each chapter peels away another layer of deceit revealing how easily the righteous become tyrants when the applause grows too loud. Neither biography nor simple allegory, this work blurs the line between fiction and truth, asking questions most prefer to ignore: What survives after the slogans fade?Who dares to tell the truth when truth itself becomes hearesy?Echoing the timeless brilliance of Orwell and the brutal honesty of Hitchens, SeventyEight's voice is both lyrical and merciless, a mirror held up to the political soul of our age.The ""guillotine"" here is not a blade of steel, but an idea: the relentless demand for honesty in a culture built on deception.Provocative, poetic, and profoundly human, The Guillotine of Truth is more than a book; it is a literary act of rebellion, cutting through the comforting lies of both tyrants and believers.

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