The Ideological Cancer

von Matteo Socci

194 Seiten, Taschenbuch

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A book that leaves no one indifferent.

There are paradoxes everyone notices but almost no one dares to name out loud: impossible alliances between those who should be enemies, words that change meaning at the exact moment they most need to stay fixed, institutions that censor themselves in the name of tolerance.

The Ideological Cancer starts from a precise hypothesis: behind these seemingly unrelated phenomena lies a single mechanism, born over a century ago and transformed over time until it is almost unrecognisable - yet always identical in its underlying logic.

Across more than 190 documented pages, author Matteo Socci reconstructs this journey step by step, without rhetorical concessions and without self-censorship:

- The theoretical origins and their transformation over time- The most unsettling paradoxes of contemporary public debate, analysed case by case- The role of universities, media and major corporations in spreading these ideas- Documented international case studies (Canada, Australia, Europe)>This is not a one-sided pamphlet: every claim is backed by verifiable sources - primary texts, official statistics, parliamentary reports, academic studies and international surveys - all collected in the appendix so readers can check every thesis for themselves.

A lucid, polemical and well-documented analysis, written for those who are no longer satisfied with easy answers and genuinely want to understand what is happening to Western civilisation - before choosing which side to stand on.

If you're looking for a comfortable book that simply confirms what you already think without ever challenging you, this isn't the book for you. If instead you want to be treated as an adult capable of thinking for yourself, start reading.

• ISBN: 9798174731035
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 16.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp